Those details may be in the archives, but I bet you can't find them... On Mon, Mar 12, 2018 at 9:16 PM, Victor Cozzetto <victor.cozze...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Same for me, but I'll elaborate on some details that others might find > useful... > > I generally keep my CS/EIS away from everything else. CS is usually my > very first gargle/rinse in the mornings, and I'll nebulize it or drink it > at other times if I feel the need. But I will avoid my other dental care > products (mouthwash, tooth powder or paste), and avoid using it immediately > after kefir, yogurt, and other probiotics. > > CS/EIS is absorbed (or neutralized) quickly, so it is not difficult to > manage the timings. It is usually the first thing I do, unless I am doing > Beck protocol (blood electrification, pulsing), in which case I do it after > those activities. I'm guessing you would do the same for Rife(?) > > However, there are other times when I intentionally mix CS/EIS. I liked > the idea of using CS with my toothpowder (clay, baking soda, turmeric, > salt) because I probably still get some benefit from the CS. The key point > here is that I would still be consuming CS in some other ways to ensure > that I am reaping its full benefits. > > Then there are other special situations/protocols where we take CS with > MSM, drink a solution of baking soda before consuming CS, consuming it > mixed in aloe vera juice, etc. You can find details on those protocols in > the archives. > > But yea, as Dr. Sylver said, I would keep the salt and EIS gargling > separate. > > Hope that helps. > Victor > > On Tue, Mar 13, 2018 at 8:00 AM, Nenah Sylver <nenah12egro...@cox.net> > wrote: > >> Carlos wrote: A relative of my friend uses daily at his home sea water, >> preparing an isotonic solution with it in order to drink it, mouthwash, >> gargle and other purposes. He is very much interested in finding out if >> there is any incovenient in mixing EIS and Isotonic Sea Water for tose >> purposes. Would there be a reaction producing some type of salts that would >> destroy the bactericidal efect of EIS? >> >> =========================== >> >> There might be a reaction between the salts and the EIS, which is why you >> don’t use salt to make the EIS. >> >> >> >> However. . . you could first do a salt gargle, and then gargle with the >> EIS. >> >> >> >> Nenah Sylver, PhD >> >> author, *The Rife Handbook* >> >> *of Frequency Therapy and Holistic Health* >> >> now in all formats: hardcover, ebook for Mac, Kindle, iPad, Android >> >> *DVDs of 2016 Rife and Electromedicine Conference Available NOW* >> >> *www.nenahsylver.com <http://www.nenahsylver.com/>* >> >> >> > >
