CS>[RE]CS>Sinus Surgery:COMMENT

[brooks76009]

Deart Bernadette, I am dismayed to hear you required surgery for the sinus condition. EIS has demonstrated to be of excellent value among all our volunteers who encountered post-surgical conditions, such as you report. The most effective protocol turned out to be one involving the use of 10 ppm CS (95% by volume) and DMSO (5% by volume)....administered (warmed to body temperature) every 3 to 4 hours...during the daylight hours. Care had to be taken in those cases exhibiting extra-sensitive epithelial tissue linings. In those cases every other administration substituted a weak saline solution in place of the CS X DMSO protocol....which favorably resolved a majority of these more challenging presentations. In some few cases the pain-sensitivity threshold was so quickly encountered....and persisted to such a degree, that 1% (by volume) of 2% Lidocaine was included in the spray mix----which yielded favorable results in all of those experimental cases.....due to the anaesthetic effect of the Lidocaine. Your case presents an especially interesting one, to me, as I have "enjoyed" similar sinus challenges resulting from a continual sinus drainage, throughout a majority of my adult life. Quite serendipitously, I allowd one of our younger staff members to "goad" me into addressing this problem through an unusual (for me) type of address. To wit, a very simple system originally designed to treat chronic, non-responding, psychiatric presentations. The system is one well-known to list members as Emotional Freedom Technique (EFT). The system I used was the one designed by Gary Craig.....not the more elaborate procedure designed by Dr. Callahan. Within 6 days of beginning the very simple regimen I achieved results one can only describe as spectacular. My sinuses are dry---day and night---for the first time in 50 years! Since I am not a believer in "NO-CAUSE" spontaneous remission....I am left with no alternative but the beneficial effects of the EFT protocol. Additionally, being a chronic sufferer of insomina....I tried it on that also.....with equally satisfying results. The demonstrated effectiveness of such a seemingly "scientifically junvenile" procedure....has left me rather stupified----but convinced enough that we are now inaugurating a formal evaluation of the system. I am not prescribing, or announcing that such a procedure will favorably resolve the root-cause of your current disorder....but relating a personal experience. By-the-way, personal experience is the ONLY thing for which I allow dogmatism by another. My apologies for the accompanying diatribe.....but I offer it only as enforcement to my comments. Be well, my best personal regards, Brooks. ---------[ Received Mail Content ]---------- >Subject : CS>Sinus Surgery >Date : Tue, 11 Jul 2006 11:59:57 -0400 >From : "bernadette" >To : > >Hi all: I have a question. > >I had sinus surgery yesterday since the EIS didn't seem to help me in that >particular party of my body. > >As it turned out I had pollops on the left sinus cavity, the reason for no >air passin! g through, and an abscess on the right sinus (which was a >surprise). > >My question is should I refrain from EIS for the time being until all is >healed, or do you think it appropriate to inhale EIS through an inhaler? >The surgeon did place me on an antibiotic, which I will take, and a pain >pill, which I won't take. > >Thanks for any suggestions the group may have. > >Bernadette > > >-- >The Silver List is a moderated forum for discussing Colloidal Silver. > >Instructions for unsubscribing are posted at: http://silverlist.org > >To post, address your message to: silver-list@eskimo.com > >Address Off-Topic messages to: silver-off-topic-l...@eskimo.com > >The Silver List and Off Topic List archives are currently down... > >List maintainer: Mike Devour > > > >