## The difference you observed is probably from the different
application procedures rather than a difference in the CS. Inhaling an
atomized spray gets that CS to the most efficient blood interface of the
lungs second only to injection. Sinus cavities and nasal passages are
highly efficient too...ask any coke head. It also went directly to the
site of the infection, undiluted.
PPM, when applied to the body has to take dilution in bodily fluids into
account. If applied directly, PPM can be initially lower and still deliver
sufficient PPM to the site. If simply ingesting CS, it has to go through a
lot of different absorption sites to be distributed in the body. What does
stomach acid do to CS? [for instance] How much CS gets absorbed by the
mouth and throat before it reaches the stomach?
The other day I had a bad sinus headache. I positioned myself upside down
on the couch with my head hanging off the edge and dripped a little CS into
my nose. [11PPM by the meter] It filled the sinus cavity all the way up to
the eye and actually made my eye burn slightly. I stayed in that position
for 6 minutes. 10 minutes later....no sinus pain...no headache.
KD'C
At 08:12 AM 5/26/00 -0400, you wrote:
List:
Wednesday evening I felt myself coming down with a sore throat (I decided a
year or two ago to stop taking CS prophylactically because it provided poor
systemic protection, in my case anyway) so I started taking a low dc voltage,
limiting current (ma <=1.43, and a bubbler was used during production) CS
(*concentration unknown, but it had a significant Tyndall). However, my
condition steadily worsened. By Thursday afternoon had consumed more than 10
oz. of this CS as the infection spread to my lungs and ears. However, I did
notice some temporary relief (for a few minutes) if I let a mouthful of the
CS trickle down into my throat from a prone position, but that's very
difficult to do for more than a few seconds without swallowing. Enter the
much maligned HVAC CS.
At about 6 pm Thursday evening, I decided to spray ~1 ppm HVAC CS (pH = 4.5,
no Tyndall -- tastes like water despite the low pH) directly into my throat
while breathing deeply through my mouth and trying not to swallow. Using a
spray bottle, (as opposed to the method described above) made it much easier
to refrain from swallowing, thus allowing the heavier "atomized" water
particles to coat the surface of my sore throat. In addition, the smallest of
the water droplets had a reasonable chance of reaching my lungs (breathing
deeply helps too) where the infection was much more severe. Within minutes I
felt better. I continued to follow this procedure later that evening (feeling
better and worse during the evening), and during the night as well (whenever
I got up, I added a few drops of the HVAC CS to each ear as well). By 6 am I
was 90% better, and now as I write this email (7:30 am. I also took another
"shot" of my HVAC CS about an hour ago for good measure), I feel I'm
completely normal -- quite dramatic when you consider that I was practically
climbing the walls for much of yesterday.
Admittedly, this result is a singIe observation, and may not mean that much
by itself. However, I recall that the recent BYU "Silver Solution" work
showed generally that 5 ppm of this (presumably CS) prep was needed to kill
the various types of bacteria, and 2.5 ppm only inhibited further growth. So
it is quite surprising that the ~1 ppm HVAC CS did so well "in vivo" while
the former result was based on "in vitro" measurments.
If anyone is interested in following up on my recent findings please let me
know and I'll send you a one ounce sample of the same 1 ppm HVAC CS brew that
I used. BTW, 1 ounce is more than sufficient if it is administered from a
spray bottle which I HIGHLY recommend based on the almost miraculous results
I observed. Please send my $3 to cover shipping it to you, and most
importantly, please report your observations to "list subscribers".
Dr. Roger Altman
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