Bless you for being so caring to the poor animal....deb
Pat Lawrie <doglandi...@yahoo.com> wrote: I was also putting CS in his raw
food diet, but added a little milk to his water and CS just so he would be
getting some water in as he would not drink it without. Was not a "lot" of
milk. I just got this dog a week ago in a debilitated state. Was also giving
him Hcl as that is what I had available. I live in Mexico and don't have
everything at my disposal. Ran out of flax oil and can't get any more, only the
capsules. I gave him papaya just this morning for the enzymes, but he didn't
eat like he was before.
I did just get back from giving him the CS in an IV. Got less than 1/2 in and
stopped as he was kind of having a bad reaction. Then vomited. He is resting
comfortably now. If he lives thru the nite, I will give him some more IV
tomorrow. Don't know if he will eat anything now. At this point he is critical.
I knew this was a possibility when I took him on, but did so to give him some
love and care in his last days. He was used and abused as a fighting pit bull,
but his temperament is not at all aggressive.
Pat
Marlene Hanson <mlehan...@msn.com> wrote:
Hi Pat, I have read several places that dogs don't do well with milk or
milk products especially pasturized or heated. so would find another vehicle
to give the CS with. raw meat ground up or blended may be good with CS. I
would give digestive enzymes such as Wobenzymes and bromelain. be well Marlene
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From: Pat Lawrie <doglandi...@yahoo.com>
Reply-To: silver-list@eskimo.com
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Subject: Re: CS>IV Question
Date: Tue, 13 Feb 2007 07:51:20 -0800 (PST)
Can an IV help with that delivery? I have a very debilitated rescue dog with
lymphoma and horrible skin condition and breathing problems. I have been giving
CS in milk thruout day and spraying his skin, putting it in eyes, and up his
nose for a week now. His skin is getting better but he is becoming more
debilitated. I think tumor is pressing on a nerve as his right side is making
walking difficult the past two days. He normally had a good appetite in which I
was giving him raw food with vitamins and flax oil. Today he ate very little. I
was thinking an IV of CS as a last hope effort as he is drinking very little
water also.
How much would be appropriate to add to the IV drip or should I use it
full strength? (gets back to ("how much is hard to quantify"). I have also
thought of IV Vit. C, but wanted to try the CS first.
Pat
Ode Coyote <odecoy...@alltel.net> wrote:
Due to the way that CS works, it's unlikely that ANY virus or bacterium
is resistant, however, getting the CS to where it needs to be is always
that challenge.
That's why "Kills 650 disease organisms" Isn't always *Cures* 650
diseases.
Contact is the key, delivery a challenge.
Some places are easy to deliver to, some aren't.
Kill rate has to be faster than replication rate or CS will just 'help'.
[and how much can be hard to quantify ]
Ode
At 12:08 PM 2/12/2007 +0000, you wrote:
>Hi all,
>
>I have just joined this great group. I have made CS using some de-ionised
>water and run some of my own tests to prove to myself that it is effective
>against bacteria and sure enough, it works very well. I have a question
>to you all though, and that is if CS made with the DC method and
>de-ionised water is effective against viruses such as the bird flu as well?
>
>I am asking about a general disinfectant topical spray as well as an
>alternative to the Tamiflu anti viral, because lets face it - the chances
>of getting that are slim in the UK.
>
>If it is effective, are there any lab studies you are able to point me to?
>
>Thanks for any advise,
>
>J.
>
>
>No virus found in this incoming message.
>Checked by AVG Free Edition.
>Version: 7.1.411 / Virus Database: 268.17.37/682 - Release Date: 2/12/2007
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