At 11:05 AM 5/20/2003 -0400, you wrote:
You've got me curious now...why is it not valid?
Let me re---phrase that
>
> At 12:34 AM 5/20/2003 -0700, you wrote:
> >Reid:
> >
> >BYU lawyers have been very busy trying to have the study wiped from
the face
> >of the Earth.
But the reason is probably not because the study is not valid.... [note
double negatives]
ie: the study is valid but BYU is taking a lot of heat with
everyone referring to it out of its true context as a 'test tube'
study using it as proof of their claims of 'in body' disease cures
whereas it's not "proof" of THOSE claims but could be construed as an
'indication' that claims of cures 'might be' at least be 'somewhat' valid.
Or....The mechanism works without fail [every "exposed" organism dies]
but delivery in a more complicated system than a dish of water can be
problematic and those that claim that x absolutely equals y don't consider
a major difference in environments.
Testimonials of CS users overwhelmingly support the claims but still
don't stand as "proof" of effectiveness and some people report no effect
without considering delivery methods.
"Kills x organizms" doesn't mean 'cures y diseases'...it only indicates a
variable probablility. But huckster don't bother to point out the
difference any more than officialdom points out differences between mega
doses of silver compounds and Bredig Sol CS.
All the 'official' studies are intent on killing the guinea pig...not
curing it. [And have difficulties doing so at that.]
The BYU studies are intent on killing microbes [And have no problem at
all doing that]...not curing people.
I'll agree that a few grams of silver compounded with gunpowder, delivered
all at once, can definitely kill a pig.
so..silver is a deadly element?
That silver is many many times more deadly to microbes than it is to
mammals is a well established fact known and proven for decades.
Now, the reactionaries are going after the arsenic in treated wood.
No one mentions that arsenic has been used to cure syphilis in people in
the past, heartworms in dogs to this day and the Chinese are currently
rediscovering its use in variety of cures including cancer and maybe
Malaria...or that people don't generally eat treated wood all day every day.
It's well known that arsenic will kill rats...but not so well known that
rats can't throw up. A bit of Portland cement and flour kills rats
too. People would toss their cookies before it sets up and a high dose of
arsenic would make the cookies fly. Rats can't toss cookies.
Moral? If you feel ill, stop eating your deck. [Switch back to paint flakes]
On that note, I've likely breathed a half ton of treated wood sawdust in
my lifetime..certainly handled many tons of it... and feel just fine. [no
parasites maybe?]
Maybe it's a conspiracy to sell more wood. [ Hey! Don't kids eat
playground equipment fast enough?]
or a 'Save the Termite' campaign? [We all know that deterred termites kill
children when they eat them, right?]
Ode
> >
> >Best Regards,
> >
> >Jason
> >
> >----- Original Message -----
> >From: "Reid Harvey" <pott...@wlink.com.np>
> >To: "silver list" <silver-list@eskimo.com>
> >Sent: Monday, May 19, 2003 8:28 AM
> >Subject: CS>CS and BYU again
> >
> >
> > > Thanks to all for the links to the BYU studies, but it seems to me
there
> > > should be a lot more to it. Upto about a year ago there was a site
with
> > > a table that directly compared CS to five popular
antibiotics. This was
> > > a very graphic comparison, CS clearly superior. Has this site been
> > > dismantled?
> > > Reid
> > >
> > >
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