>>We take a small bottle of CS to us when we eat out. We use it on our >>hands before eating same as you would the waterless hand sanitizers you >>see on the shelves.
Great idea > Supposedly contact with CS of only 6 or so seconds is all that is >required to kill them all. > >We take a small bottle of CS to us when we eat out. We use it on our >hands before eating same as you would the waterless hand sanitizers you >see on the shelves. But instead of killing 99.9% of some germs, it is >100% of all germs. Most people don't know it but a lot of pathogens are >not included in the some germs statment on these things. They are not >killed at all, including all virus and fungi I believe. > >Marshall > >Pamela Grant wrote: > >I just received the below message. Perhaps washing our vegetables in CS >would be wise. However, does anyone know how long one needs to wash their >fruits and veg. in order to kill most bacteria, viruses, along with fungus? >I know this is not an easy question as it seems that potency among other >factors would need to be considered. Has anyone done a study on this? > >PG > >>Good morning! >> >>Two messages from me in one day! I apologize. For those of you who seldom >>get email from me, this does not indicate a new trend - you probably won't >>get anything else from me for a while; however, I believe this alert that I >>received from my Shaklee Distributor is important enough to be sent to >>everyone. >> >>I know that most of you wash your produce in something: of course, Shaklee >>recommends Basic H. Just make sure that whatever you use will kill >>parasites, viruses & bacteria without poisoning humans. Plain water won't >>do. >> >>I thought I did a good job washing my produce, but since I throw away the >>skin of some things, such as cantaloupe & citrus fruit, I hadn't thought to >>wash them. However, as the following safety alert shows, it is important to >>wash ALL produce, even if you throw away the skin. >> >>Cheers! >>JNP >>---------------------BEGIN ALERT--------------- >>Safety Alerts >>June 2, 2000 >> >>Salmonella Outbreak Offers Food Safety Lesson - Wash cantaloupe and other >>fruits before eating - From the South Dakota Department of Health Pierre, >>SD., >> >>A salmonella outbreak in several western states is a good reminder to >>consumers of how important it is to wash the skins of unpeeled fruit before >>eating, says a state health official. >> >>Consumption of tainted cantaloupe has been linked to at least 39 cases >>of salmonella in California, Oregon, New Mexico, Nevada and Washington. >>Because cantaloupes are grown on the ground, their outer skin can become >>contaminated in the field by human or animal waste, or during distribution >>prior to sale, said Dave Micklos, Director of Health Protection for the >>Department of >>Health. >> >>"Unless the cantaloupe rind is first scrubbed with soap and hot running >>water, slicing into it can contaminate the fruit," said Micklos. "Handle >>cantaloupe the same way you do raw meat - wash your hands before and after >>you work with it and refrigerate unused cut portions right away. In fact, >>all fruits and vegetables that aren't peeled should be washed." >> >>Salmonella symptoms, which include fever, abdominal cramps and diarrhea, >>generally occur one to three days after eating contaminated food and last >>two to five days. While most ill individuals recover without medical >>attention, the infection can be life threatening to young children, the >>elderly and those with compromised immune systems. >>------------END ALERT------------------------- >> >>please visit me at >><http://www.egroups.com/group/InnerCleanseWellnessCenter>http://www.egroups.com/ >>group/InnerCleanseWellnessCenter > >-- >The silver-list is a moderated forum for discussion of colloidal silver. > >To join or quit silver-list or silver-digest send an e-mail message to: >silver-list-requ...@eskimo.com -or- silver-digest-requ...@eskimo.com >with the word subscribe or unsubscribe in the SUBJECT line. > >To post, address your message to: silver-list@eskimo.com >Silver-list archive: ><http://escribe.com/health/thesilverlist/index.html>http://escribe.com/health/th >esilverlist/index.html >List maintainer: Mike Devour <mdev...@eskimo.com> > >
