How fortuitous is Brooke's DIY encapsulation project!
I subscribe to Dr Whitakers newsletter and the latest issue talks
about a new delivery system for curcumin.
I wouldn't have any idea of what it was except for our recent
discussion on this list.
Here is part of it lifted by Omnipage:
Delivery
I'm beginning to think that serrapeptase might benefit from this.
Steve
cking...@nycap.rr.com wrote:
How fortuitous is Brooke's DIY encapsulation project!
I subscribe to Dr Whitakers newsletter and the latest issue talks
about a new delivery system for curcumin.
I wouldn't have any idea of
I have looked at this Tara, but I would wait for someone like Ode or
Marshall's expert opinion on this. It doesn't sound particularly
different to what we make ourselves on this list although they seem to
claim that it is. I don't know why they put hypoallergenic on it
though. Maybe
Me too. It is quite extraordinary that you can really *feel* the hole
in the universe when someone has left it. I miss the lovable oddball
and his mind bending posts more than I can say. dee
On 22 Aug 2009, at 19:31, M. G. Devour wrote:
Hi folks,
As all of you, I've been quietly
Guessing here, but it may be to do with being able to be used (?) by
the mitochondria of the actual cells themselves. dee
On 23 Aug 2009, at 00:47, Shirley Reed wrote:
Sorry, That is 5 times more effective than any other orally
administered Vit. C and more rapid tissue bed availability.
Yes, I am going to keep this post too. Aging is I believe, caused
largely by lack of enzymes which the pancreas only has a finite amount
of; therefore it slows down the amount it produces over the years
after a certain age, in order to last. This will cause fibrin to
build up in the
thanks to all for the info. dee
On 23 Aug 2009, at 06:08, Pat Lane wrote:
GSH = Glutathione Sulfhydryl - from the trailing email of Brooks'
email of 9/21/09
--- On Sat, 8/22/09, Norton, Steve stephen.nor...@ngc.com wrote:
From: Norton, Steve stephen.nor...@ngc.com
Subject: Re: CSBrooks:
Do you have any info on Serrapeptase Steve? I have been taking this
but recently read that one should only take 20,000 active units of
this because the effects are as yet unchartered. Can't remember what
expert it was who said this though. It was on one of the hundreds of
web sites I
Hi Dan,
Considering cleaning off the rods in mid process - keeping the rods as
pristine as possible and avoiding the residue - which seems I've
accumulated - albeit a very small amount.
I sent away for a laser which should help in seeing the *action*.
Thanks so much for this wisdom, much
The guy is on YouTube and put together a device to make the CS - his
screen name is efreeme. Does anyone know about the silver he's selling?
All I can do is go on trust and faith with this - the rods seem to be a
very soft and malleable silver.
Re the water - I am using distilled water that I
Stephan Quinto product...good stuff...from a lying salesman.
No different in any significant way from what we make at home for $1 a gallon.
Electrically Isolated Silver [EIS] 95% ionic with completely bogus
particle size claims, mixed contexts and mixed terms designed to confuse
the buyer.
Using that method, one electrode turning fuzzy black is normal. [Silver
Oxide]
The other turning black, isn't. [Who knows what, being made out of silver
ions and water contaminationprobably. ]
Normally, That one would be sort of whitish to tan with Silver Hydroxide
and metallic silver
The guy doesn't understand his meter.
RO water can be pure enough, but usually isn't.
A Britta filter will add more impurities to the silver water than it removes.
Letting the stuff settle for a few days and decanting works far better
than any filter you can buy short of a low micron lab
brilliant article Ode, another one to save. dee
On 23 Aug 2009, at 11:13, Ode Coyote wrote:
Stephan Quinto product...good stuff...from a lying salesman.
No different in any significant way from what we make at home for $1
a gallon.
Electrically Isolated Silver [EIS] 95% ionic with
Tara,
Have no fear. Argentyn 23 is an excellent over the counter, high quality
silver product as is the company that produces it, Natural Immunogenics.
If you have no way to make your own - you can count on Argentyn 23 or
Sovereign Silver.
You can google it and the company and find out more.
And
Sorry, I had missed this post, I will read the info. on this site as well -
THANKS!
Tara McClintick
www.booksbytara.com
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From: Dorothy Fitzpatrick [mailto:d...@deetroy.org]
Sent: Sunday, August 23, 2009 9:20 AM
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Subject: Re: CSSilver/Autism/Safety
Sorry, not especially. I've just read that it has a hard time getting
through the digestive system.
Steve
Dorothy Fitzpatrick wrote:
Do you have any info on Serrapeptase Steve? I have been taking this but
recently read that one should only take 20,000 active units of this
because the
Argentyn 23 is a fine ionic silver but I would not consider it the best value.
First, the price is $36 for 8 oz. IMO that is high. You can make your own for
about 1/100 of that.
Second, the high ionic content, 95%, is too high. Some ionic content is very
desireable but, again IMO, you
Do you consider an ionic percentage of over 60% to be potentially unsafe? Is
that what the controversy is about? I'm just curious, learning about silver
is all very new to me.
Tara McClintick
www.booksbytara.com
_
From: Norton, Steve [mailto:stephen.nor...@ngc.com]
Sent:
Not a safety issue at all. I believe that most of the ionic silver is rendered
inactive by the stomach acic and silver particles are not. However a
significant amount of ionic silver passes through mucus membranes and is
possibly the most effective of the silver. So you want sufficient ionic
I read this too. dee
On 23 Aug 2009, at 16:55, Stephen Rose wrote:
Sorry, not especially. I've just read that it has a hard time
getting through the digestive system.
Steve
Dorothy Fitzpatrick wrote:
I have been lead to believe that 80% ionic to 20% colloidal is the
best percentages to have. Trem has provided an article which claims
that Natural Immunogenics (who make Argentyn 23) actually did in
vitro tests that proved that ionic is the most efficaceous. This is
the mix that most
Dorothy Fitzpatrick wrote:
Do you have any info on Serrapeptase Steve?
I'm not Steve, but I have a friend who has tried Serrapeptase but gets
better results with Nattokinase. (she has some kind of partial carotid
artery blockage).
sol
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The Silver List is a moderated forum for discussing
There is a difference between in vitro and in vivo performance of ionic silver.
Ionic silver should always perform better than silver particles in in vitro
tests because a significant portion of the ionic silver has not been converted
to silver chloride by the stomach acid as it would in vivo.
Silver Chloride still kills the germs, though, right? When you mix a sinus
rinse with colloidal silver and a salt, that's what you'd get. My daughter
does this once or twice every day but isn't blue yet, either.
Pat
From: Norton, Steve stephen.nor...@ngc.com
I have been unable (because of more pressing events) to keep up with the list postings over the past couple of days. I had over 2000 new emails from my two primary mail systemsthis poses a challenge for a mentally staggering octogenarian.
If my posts include words/terms
I'm not sure about nattokinese either sol, as I read Dr Wong on this
and he didn't like the blood thinning properties of it. dee
On 23 Aug 2009, at 19:04, sol wrote:
Dorothy Fitzpatrick wrote:
Do you have any info on Serrapeptase Steve?
I'm not Steve, but I have a friend who has tried
Yes, it is antimicrobial and is used in many antimicrobial coatings. From what
I have read it's low soluability in water causes it to have a reduced
effectiveness in the blood. As you may have read in previous posts, I have had
an interest in silver citrate because you can make a very
Nattokinese could be more effective in that specific instance because it
dissolves blood clots and not because it dissolves arterial plaque. I believe
it does not dissolve arterial plaque.
- Steve N
From: Dorothy Fitzpatrick d...@deetroy.org
To:
Hi Steve,
I think Serrapeptase is best for cleaning plaque out. Here's a link showing
Hans Niepers work many tears ago.
http://www.life-enthusiast.com/enzyme/serrapeptase.pdf
Trem
- Original Message -
From: Norton, Steve
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Sent: Sunday, August 23,
I agree.
l was commenting on the post about Nattokinase for a partial carotid artery
blockage.
- Steve N
From: Trem t...@silvergen.com
To: silver-list@eskimo.com silver-list@eskimo.com
Sent: Sun Aug 23 14:46:19 2009
Subject: Re: CSRe: Liposomal Encapsulation
Hello, Steve
How much hydrogen peroxide do you add to a quart of cs when you brew? Thank
you. John.
--- On Sun, 8/23/09, Norton, Steve stephen.nor...@ngc.com wrote:
From: Norton, Steve stephen.nor...@ngc.com
Subject: Re: CSSilver/Autism/Safety
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Date: Sunday, August
l was commenting on the post about Nattokinase for a partial carotid artery
blockage.
- Steve N
Here's some info on Nattokinase =
http://tinyurl.com/m2g3fp
Smitty
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Actually this is better answered by Marshall since he discovered the technique.
I use a tsp per gallon. But you must wait at least a couple of days after
making the EIS before adding the hydrogen peroxide.
IMO adding HP is one greatest EIS generation discoveries. Second only to using
distilled
Hi Dee,
Interesting information on the blood thinning properties. Of course, I
immediately think of coumadin and the China connection, and wonder why
Serrapeptase or nattokinese could not be used in place of coumadin?
My Serrapeptase enzyme is from Puritan Pride and measures 90,000 IU per one
I remember reading about a man who had extensive scar tissue from playing near
Chernobyle as a child. His body was riddled with pain until he found
Serraptease. Jess
-Original Message-
From: Norton, Steve [mailto:stephen.nor...@ngc.com]
Sent: Sunday, August 23, 2009 5:01 PM
To:
Steve, have you ever had an analysis of your EIS done for ion/particle ratio?
That's just straight EIS as we produce it without HP added, straight from the
brewery on might say g.
N.
Subject: Re: CSSilver/Autism/Safety
Date: Sun, 23 Aug 2009 11:04:00 -0500
From: stephen.nor...@ngc.com
Steve,
I have a complete blockage on the left side and had an endarterectomy several
years ago but it's still blocked above the repair site. I was and am hoping to
somehow dissolve the blockage before I croak. sure hope it works so I take it
t20,000 units twice daily.
Trem
- Original
Trem, have you taken the liberty to look at Dr. linus Pauling's/ Dr. Mathis' work on Vita C. and lysine and proline, as it affects the ridding of plaque??? this work is why i'm so interested in Mr. Bradley's new NET, i.e. high consumption of vita c, without reaching the "bowell limit". this is
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