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Re: CSany help dealing with MRSA, please

2010-03-11 Thread Vigilius Haufniensis

Put aloe over the DMSO.

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From: Dan Nave bhangcha...@gmail.com

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Subject: Re: CSany help dealing with MRSA, please

Straight CS or EIS (same thing) will kill MRSA if kept in contact long
enough.  The trouble with plain CS is that it does not penetrate and
could cause healing of the surface while allowing infection to remain
below.

I have used CS with  approx 10%DMSO, which penetrates well.  The
problem with this is that it is drying to the skin.

Probably the best thing is the mixture recommended by Brooks Bradley
which is 75% 10 to 20 ppm CS with 10% DMSO and 15% glycerin (all
percentages by volume).  This contains the CS, penetrates, prevents
drying, and perhaps holds the CS in contact with the bacteria on the
skin for a longer time.

The above is for topical application.  For internal application, you
should be able to use straight CS orally.  Remember that frequent
small doses orally is more effective for this sort of thing than 1 big
gulp only.

I am appending Brooks' post to the end of this post.

Dan

From: Brooks Bradley
Date: Wednesday, 23 June 2004
Subject: CS/ MRSA cure? Comment

About three years ago we conducted rather extensive evaluations for
effectivity of colloidal silver on MRSA (presenting both topically and
as epithelial tissue challenge in the throat).

We investigated a consequential number of protocol variations. ALL
those including colloidal silver proved acceptably effective.
However, the most effective single protocol, utilizing a minimum
number
of total ingredients, revealed to be one including nothing more than
75% 10 to 20 ppm colloidal silver (by volume), 10% full-strength DMSO
(by
volume) and 15% Glycerin (by volume).
Our results displayed to be (in comparison to the general anecdotal
information in the posted article) equal or superior in time response
to those claimed by the authors of the information appearing in web
posting at Mr. Rense's site.
My comments are not designed in any way to denigrate the very
useful/effective results achieved by the gentleman at the center of
this disclosure.

It is quite pleasing to observe the demonstrated success of the
untaught medical savage in addressing the very real, and
threatening,
challenge of MRSA in contrast to the ineptitude and poorly
designed/executed research machinations of  the U.K's  reigning
Phamaceutical Convention. :)

Sincerely,  Brooks Bradley.
Harborne Research Foundation

On Wed, Mar 10, 2010 at 10:30 AM, Rainie Cole raini...@gmail.com wrote:

My friend's sister has contacted this. Can anyone offer any help on if
silver would work and a good starting dosage point. I thought I remembered
reading somewhere that silver was good for MRSA.
I thank you; my friend thanks you.

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Re: CSliposomal Vit C

2010-03-11 Thread Dorothy Fitzpatrick

Thanks for this Chuck.  Can I ask another question?  The mix I made is three 
tablespoons of lecithin to one sort of level teaspoon of sodium ascorbate.  
This in a cup and a half of DW.  The question is: is this a high level of Vit C 
altogether?  I mean--how much of this do I drink in one go and approximately 
how many grams would it be?  I am no good at maths I'm afraid.  I know this is 
the protocol as Brooks said--without using the US cleaner that is--but I was 
wondering how much this would actually be in grams etc.,  I am still a bit 
worried about the article(s) I have read citing the low dose vitC/cancer 
connection and I know Brooks' research was done using high doses, so am 
wondering what category this would fall into.

I don't have a problem with bowel tolerances for *anything* really--can eat 
literally anything with impunity - including laxatives - so this wouldn't be a 
problem.

By the way, my mix is still in suspension - no separation and no foam so it 
seems to be working doing it this way.  Tastes nice too.  dee

On 10 Mar 2010, at 21:12, cking...@nycap.rr.com wrote:

 Now don't forget Dee, that you are not using the complete protocol
 that Brooks posted for making liposol C, but the way you are doing it
 will give some of the effect.
 
 Just to be clear, you are not using a ultrasonic cleaner to agitate
 the lecithin/C mix.
 Brooks did this.
 You are agitating with a blender only.
 You will still get results.
 
 To reassure you:
 lecithin is a great brain food by itself.
 It also lowers cholesterol.
 Great daily supplement.
 
 We are using it because it is a terrific emulsifier.
 It is combining with your C to make it a highly assimilable mix.
 


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Re: CSliposomal Vit C

2010-03-11 Thread Dorothy Fitzpatrick

Why does the encapsulation break down if heated?  I warmed mine slightly in the 
microwave before adding the lecithin.  The whole mix has stayed in suspension 
still today, so I can't see how it is not the 70% that Brooks said--even 
without using the US cleaner.  I would have thought the cleaner was just to mix 
the two substances up but bow to superior knowledge.  dee

On 10 Mar 2010, at 22:06, Saralou Pedigo wrote:

 Yes, Brooks said 70% encapsulation IF you use the Ultrasonic Cleaner as part 
 of your process.  it's 20% encapsulation if you're only using a 
 mixer/blender/ vitamix.  And if you're heating any of the liquid the 
 encapsulation breaks down.
 
 sl
 
 
 


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CSMercury in fillings

2010-03-11 Thread Kirsteen Wright

Hi Guys

I've been having a lot of problems with my teeth lately and I can't put off
going to the dentist much longer. The problem is that I have quite a few
mercury fillings. Some of these are going to have to be renewed, which will
involve them being drilled out and new ones put in. unfortunately no special
precautions will be taken by the dentist. There may even be some teeth that
get mercury fillings for the first time :-(

According to the dentist, he could put white fillings in the teeth at the
front for 'cosmetic reasons' but if I want them at the back I would need a
note from the doc to say I was allergic to mercury. It's pretty academic
anyway as there's no way I can afford them.
Living on disability benefits I get the dental treatment free, but non
mercury fillings or removal of mercury isn't included. i know health is a
priority but when it's a choice of paying my rent or paying for non mercury
fillings and being homeless then it ain't much of a choice.

I feel my immune system is already severely compromised (I have myalgic
encephomeyelytis) so is there anything I can do to lesten the impact of all
this mercury floating about.

Cheers
Kirsteen

Re: CSMercury in fillings

2010-03-11 Thread herb

 Hi Guys

 I've been having a lot of problems with my teeth lately and I can't put

 Cheers
 Kirsteen

Hi Kirsteen, I have had results with using MMS according to Jim Humbles
instructions. Use about 6 drops, activate it, brush teeth with, swallow
the whole mix.
Regards, Steveh...@mcmo.net


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Re: CSany help dealing with MRSA, please

2010-03-11 Thread Ode Coyote

It's actually Brooks Bradley's formula, Shirley. :)
I learned it on this list. The original is 75% CS, 15% Glycerine,
and 10% DMSO. I've had problems with dry skin though, and use 85%
CS, 10% Glycerine, and 5% DMSO. It has indeed worked wonders for my
MRSA -- though I still don't seem to be rid of it, my symptoms are
greatly reduced. I have have had only one minor abscess on my left
leg in the last two months. Using it as a nasal spray will
practically eliminate sinus allergies, too. I am sure that if my skin
wasn't so easily dried out the B.B. formula would have licked it by
now, but I do get so dry it's painful, and so cannot use it everyday.

But lately I've also begun using a Hulda Clark zapper, and it too is
helping. I highly recommend Clark's book (in spite of it's hyperbolic
title), The Cure For All Diseases. Many people on the Yahoo group
microelectricitygermkiller also seem to be having quite a bit of
success with the godzilla device.

Cheers,
indi

I talked to a friend today that had gotten a call from her X's wife saying
he was very very sick (MRSA) and wanted to know if she had anything he
could take to keep him from the hospital. I had recently given her some
MMS for a fungus on her mule and she has been using CS also recently. She
took both over there to him. She said he looked like death, not gray but a
pasty clay color and had lumps down his arm. She couldn't believe he
wasn't in the hospital.

She had downloaded the on-line book on MMS and gave that to him, explained
how to mix it and left a sprayer filled with cs for his arm. He was in bad
shape and she was worried about being exposed herself. He sprayed his arm
with CS and said it immediately felt better. He took 15 drops of
AMMS. She was worried because she had never used MMS internally. She
called this morning and talked to his wife to see how he was doing and she
said he was 200% better and had gone to work. I was worried about the side
effects of MMS (nausia/diarhria) at the 15 drop level without build up.

I will be interested to see how this turns out but didn't know the MMS
could work so fast on MRSA. I'm glad I just ordered more.

Dianne

Date 2009
Possibly Faulty memory seems to recall the use of salt in Alky water makers

Least-ways, in *this* one...

http://www.hiddencures.com/ionizer.htm

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Do you need to add minerals, and what kind?
A: Yes, minerals are required in order for the ionizer to work. I have
found that the most effective mineral to add is salt. Salt is needed to
make the water conductive so that the ionizer will work.

Ohhh Kay.
If salt is used, one electrode makes Hypochlorus acid and the other, sodium
hydroxide [Lye] which will definitely make that water Alkaline.
From the handy dandy household cleaner article that sheds light on what
blood electrifiers aka Zappers, might actually be doing. [Controllable
Electro-Chemo-Therapy? or an MMS analog with an antidote right around the
corner...not a blood electrolizer but a blood electro-chemicalizer, cuz
blood is bloody salty]

..easier to just add a few Lye crystals to water. [And turn it into salt
water when it hits the ole tummy]

http://www.housekeepingchannel.com/a_820-Electrolyzed_Water_Alternative_to_Chemical_Cleaners

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Electrolysed_water

http://www.psfk.com/2009/02/electrolyzed-water-miracle-cleaning-fluid-made-from-water-salt.html

Ode

From: Brooks Bradley
Date: Wednesday, 23 June 2004
Subject: CS/ MRSA cure? Comment

About three years ago we conducted rather extensive evaluations for
effectivity of colloidal silver on MRSA (presenting both topically and
as epithelial tissue challenge in the throat).

We investigated a consequential number of protocol variations. ALL
those
including colloidal silver proved acceptably effective.
However, the most effective single protocol, utilizing a minimum number
of total ingredients, revealed to be one including nothing more than
75%
10 to 20 ppm colloidal silver (by volume), 10% full-strength DMSO (by
volume) and 15% Glycerin (by volume).
Our results displayed to be (in comparison to the general anecdotal
information in the posted article) equal or superior in time response
to
those claimed by the authors of the information appearing in web
posting
at Mr. Rense's site.
My comments are not designed in any way to denigrate the very
useful/effective results achieved by the gentleman at the center of
this
disclosure.

It is quite pleasing to observe the demonstrated success of the
untaught medical savage in addressing the very real, and threatening,
challenge of MRSA in contrast to the ineptitude and poorly
designed/executed research machinations of the U.K's reigning
Phamaceutical Convention. :)

Sincerely, Brooks Bradley.
Harborne Research Foundation

At 11:30 AM 3/10/2010 -0500, you wrote:
My friend's sister has contacted this. Â Can anyone offer any help on if
silver would work

Re: CSSilver Oxide Formation

2010-03-11 Thread Ode Coyote




  It's electrolysis of the water.  Hydrogen and Oxygen.

ode


At 01:32 PM 3/10/2010 -0800, you wrote:

Hello Steve,

It may also be important to figure out what oxidizes silver to form these
oxides.

Tom



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Re: CSSilver Oxide Formation

2010-03-11 Thread Ode Coyote


At 10:27 AM 3/10/2010 -0600, you wrote:

Several studies I have seen attribute most, if not all, of the
antimicrobial activity of silver particles to the formation of silver
oxide on the particle in the bloodstream. One example:

http://www.fpl.fs.fed.us/documnts/pdf2004/fpl_2004_dorau001.pdf
Note that all these mechanisms relate to solvated silver ions, Ag+. The
antibacterial properties of any metal come from its ions, which are
generated from the neutral metal (1 5). In the presence of oxygen,
metallic silver can be bactericidal because silver (I) oxide is soluble
enough to release free silver ions (18). When dealing with metallic
silver, though, it is important to note that antimicrobial activity
depends on the extent of the active silver surface.

Would it not then be desirable to form silver oxide on the particles
that do form in EIS?

 - Steve N



  Maybe..but where and when?
IN the blood stream or in the jar?..or does it matter?
Ion exchange and reaction chains are a complicated deal and there's nothing 
at all simple about where the CS is headed.

 I suppose that any number of reactions will wind up doing the same thing.
Is yellow CS bad  ??  Hellifino.  If it works, use it.  Even if the 
oxides do nothing, there's lots of other stuff in there.


Ode



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From: Ode Coyote [mailto:odecoy...@windstream.net]
Sent: Wednesday, March 10, 2010 7:28 AM
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Subject: Re: CSSilver Meter


...text omitted...

[Color part not true, but particles do reflect light and ions
don't.  Although particle size can have an effect on color and
numbers/density on depth of color, it's more an indication of the
chemical
composition of the majority of particles. If the color is yellow to
brown
to black, it mostly means that you have silver oxides in the water and
the
best way I've found to do that is to use too much current over too small

electrodes..you can actually see the oxides being formed in the water
rather than nearly all of it being stuck on the electrode that gets
black
as a golden mist]



Ode



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Re: CSany help dealing with MRSA, please

2010-03-11 Thread herb

 Put aloe over the DMSO.

 - Original Message -
 From: Dan Nave bhangcha...@gmail.com
 To: silver-list@eskimo.com
 Sent: Wednesday, March 10, 2010 7:26 PM
 Subject: Re: CSany help dealing with MRSA, please

Hello, I'm a bit late in this thread but have found two things useful in
combatting MRSA.
1. Blue laser/LED light especially with staph/strep frequencies run at the
same time if one has access to that equipment.
2. A bentonite soak will draw it out if able to be incontact with the
major area of concern.
Regards, Steve  h...@mcmo.net

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Re: CSMaking 100% colloidal EIS

2010-03-11 Thread Dorothy Fitzpatrick

Do you think that would work with sodium ascorbate Marshall?  dee

On 11 Mar 2010, at 05:05, Marshall Dudley wrote:

 I think I have a way to convert EIS to 100% particulate.  If you add a pinch 
 of ascorbic acid (vitamin C) powder to a glass of EIS, it will almost 
 immediately reduce the silver oxide/hydroxide to silver particles of one and 
 2 atom each.  I tried it and it doe seem to work.
 
 Reference: http:www.fpl.fs.fed.us/documnts/pdf2004/fpl_2004_dorau001.pdf 
 /page 139 last sentence: :When silver ions encounter ascorbic acid, they are 
 reduced to metallic silver nanoparticles./
 
 Marshall
 
 


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Re: CSMaking 100% colloidal EIS

2010-03-11 Thread Richard Goodwin

Cool!  So I could probably dissolve a vit C tablet in there and it would do the 
same thing.

But ... if the ionic form is more effective for most things, then would you 
want to convert it all to non-ionic particles?

Or would you maybe want to mix the two?  The non-ionic form lasts longer in 
your blood when you drink it, yes?

But does it kill bacteria and viruses and lyme as well?

Dick



- Original Message 
From: Marshall Dudley mdud...@king-cart.com
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Sent: Thu, March 11, 2010 12:05:13 AM
Subject: CSMaking 100% colloidal EIS

I think I have a way to convert EIS to 100% particulate.  If you add a pinch of 
ascorbic acid (vitamin C) powder to a glass of EIS, it will almost immediately 
reduce the silver oxide/hydroxide to silver particles of one and 2 atom each.  
I tried it and it doe seem to work.

Reference: http:www.fpl.fs.fed.us/documnts/pdf2004/fpl_2004_dorau001.pdf /page 
139 last sentence: :When silver ions encounter ascorbic acid, they are reduced 
to metallic silver nanoparticles./

Marshall


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CSliposomal Vit C

2010-03-11 Thread Dorothy Fitzpatrick

Can anyone tell me if this form of Vit C would be beneficial to dogs with an 
injury?  Also is soya lecithin ok to give dogs?  Thanks for any help.  dee

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