YES, but lyme might be only kept out of the bloodstream by treatment with CS
and still wreck whatever is poorly serviced by blood supply. One stage
encapsulates itself and can stay that way quite a while, prertty-much
inviolavble.. There seems to be some kind of a three-week cycle, too, of
symptoms (Herxing?) or increased activity...I did not quite catch on the why or
what of that. There are several different broadcast frequencies to knock out
Lyme, reflecting that there are probably several different phases of the
spirochete ongoing at any given time. We are definitely pursuing bulding a
Rife-Bare plasma tube gizmo for our vicinity for this kind of 'research'
application. Skin graying with electrolysis derived CS apparently is not
applicable. Rosemary Jacobs (the blue lady) remains unique. Just my own
opinion but 'why would one care if they turned blue if given the choice of
uncontrollable sickness or blue or gray...or green, stripes or polka dots....
like, man.... so what???
----- Original Message -----
From: Tel Tofflemire
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Sent: Tuesday, March 27, 2001 5:42 PM
Subject: CS>therapy on Lyme, CS
I know I hav not had any cols in this house since useing CS, But I got too
much sun on the golf course and tried to get a cold sore...I used cs several
time on the outside of it and it did not develope.
A friend sent me this from a web page ???? His wife has lyme, I think ?
Other Treatments
Colloidal Silver - A controversial therapy for Lyme is
colloidal silver. This solution contains silver particles and is consumed by
the patient. This is
an old remedy dating back to the 1800's and was used for
infections
before the appearance of antibiotics. Although the FDA
approved this
product, it is classified as a supplement and not a drug.
Some patients
claim that this therapy is beneficial and their condition
approved after the
treatment. There hasn't been much real research on the
effects of this
therapy on Lyme and the patient. One possible side effect of
this solution is permanent graying of the skin.
http://www.execpc.com/~jbehnke/page11.html
