I'm just watching the thread, as I myself don't know. I've seen that
claim before, but wonder about it. If CS kills the single cell stage of
multicelled organisms, why doesn't it kill our red blood cells, etc? I
know for sure it does not kill the single cells of new skin/tissue
growth in wounds, or else it could not possibly produce the faster
healing I have seen first hand.
sol
marmar...@aol.com wrote:
The following comment was made on one of my lists, and I wanted to
bring it up here for input.
>>Just speculating -- CS kills the offspring of internal parasites at
the
single-cell stage, so they can never successfully reproduce.<<
The comment pertained to effective worming for horses. I'm wondering
about the assumption that CS would kill *parasites* at the single-cell
stage. Any thoughts? MA
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