OK, good to know it doesn't go very far in...and needn't go very far to
get out.
..but it does adsorb.
Is there a difference between surface structure and the rest of the bottle
where a few centuries would make a difference. [a moot point in practical
terms ]
I found a 100 year old
Hot distilled water left to soak for for a time.
If it's a volatile, it'll eventually out gas into the air.
...lots of sunshine.
It took a while to soak in and it takes a while soak out.
Clay slurry might do something.
ode
At 12:37 PM 5/22/2010 -0400, you wrote:
Take a vodka bottle,
And drywall from Florida comes out of a Uranium mine [not really]
Ode
At 04:56 PM 5/22/2010 -0800, you wrote:
It's entirely possible that the prill beads he purchased poisoned him.
Chinese made beads have been shown to contain high levels of lead
and other impurities that are toxic.
I was thinking of the liposomal vit C actually. Do you think it would work
with this, and does it have to be plugged in? I know I sound stupid but its
me, and I can't help it! dee
On 22 May 2010, at 13:04, Ode Coyote wrote:
Plop it into a bowl of your favorite liquid whatever and put
God Pat, are you sure you are ok? Have you seen the doc to confirm? Take
care.dee
On 22 May 2010, at 20:14, Pat wrote:
Well, I'm still alive today, so I guess last night's event was caused by
stomach rather than heart. (Or Cayenne works for heart problems.) I had chest
pain when I
Why would anyone sue a cab driver at all? Surely its not his fault someone has
a heart attack! dee
On 23 May 2010, at 02:46, Tel Tofflemire wrote:
Dear CS Listers, Sometimes you get away with what you do by mistake ! (Like
the statement (You need way more than a couple of drops ...you need
cuyanne should be tinctured (according to Dr. Shulze) with 40% pure alcohol
and 60% distilled water. The two remove different parts of the peppers
during the tincturing process. This just happens to be the formula for 80
proof vodka..
On Sun, May 23, 2010 at 10:43 AM, Dorothy Fitzpatrick
Hi Ode, There is a whole body of science dedicated to the physics of surface
chemistry. Surface molecules are not subject to the same dynamics as the
molecules in the interior and thus show a different physical profile. The
molecules on the surface have a certain amount of attraction forces
Dee ? The cab driver has not wealth, they sue the Cab Company...Gee ? That
does not mean they win but they have to defend their Co. Where have you been
hiding, I see you on the list more than anyone, maybe you should read a book or
News paper , But what ever you do stop calling me out on
Bob , Have you used this protocol i would be very interested in
experimenting with this i have some stomach issues so if i could use use a
patch that would great i would be using this for circulation problems . I
have used capsaicin
once on a sore ankle and put my boot on over it by the time i
Just adding a small hint here re cayenne pepper; I have had anxiety attacks and
when my chest tightens up, I take about 1/3 teas. of cayenne pepper mixed in
about 1/4 to 1/3 glass of orange drink or whatever I have to kill the heat and
chugalug it and drink some orange afterwards. It clears the
Hi. I'm fine, thanks. The tincture of cayenne didn't harm my stomach or mouth.
I'd just be concerned about giving some to a person who was half out of it.
Two or three droppers would run down the throat and possibly into the windpipe.
I just can't imagineit's not like the burn stops
He could swallow. I would not have put it down his throat if he was
unconscious for just that fear. He was conscious, but unresponsive. Couldn
t talk, couldn't move. Could look at us, but that was it.
Samala,
Renee
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I'd just be concerned about giving some to
I would think it would work the same way as people that put cayenne powder
in their socks in the winter, to keep their feet warm.
If you wanted something like the patch, but couldn't find it, I'd get a
small bottle of c tincture and add a little bit of DMSO to it. That would
carry it in even
I have a question for the 'pepper people'... What is the difference between a
chile pepper and a cayenne pepper? I've been told I'm allergic to cayenne but
chilies are OK. I haven't come up with an explanation so I would appreciate
any help.
Thanks.
PT
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From:
Years ago I worked in a spice house. One of the men tripped while carrying a
drum of oleoresin of capsicum and it splashed into his eyes. Well he was a
fortunate man that day because one of the lab techs was walking by who had been
a medic. Knowing that oleoresin of capsicum is acid he
People -- People!!!
*Recipe* is spelled with a *c*, not an *s*!! Arggghhh -- seeing that
mis-spelling over and over in my inbox. :-(
MA (anal -- I know)(lol)
From: needling around ptf2...@bellsouth.net
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Sent: Sun, May
I'm right behind you MA
On 23 May 2010 at 11:27, MaryAnn Helland wrote about :
Subject : Re: CSResipe Tincture of Cayenne
People -- People!!!
*Recipe* is spelled with a *c*, not an *s*!! Arggghhh -- seeing that
mis-spelling over and over in my inbox. :-(
MA (anal -- I
I do not use Habinaro peppers, or any other home grown verities. So no
comment, but African Bird, (look it up) is very hot, 146 K (Hu) That stands for
186,000 Heating Units
One or two drops are enough to un-clot and help a person survive. I only have
one hands on experience, and the guy was
I'm sure that putting it under the tongue works faster than putting it down
the throat. But I had not heard that before as Schulze says give it to them
in droppers full and let them swallow it. Same as with drinking the powder
in the water glass. But I will certainly remember the under the
Hey PT. I've always heard to cut any oil based thing you use more oil.
Sounds logical, as water and oil don't mix and just spreads the oil more.
I wonder if he got better eyesight after that. I use Schulze's eye wash
formula which has a LOT of cayenne tinc in it. Burns like fire in the eyes
All peppers are in the same family, and they all have capsaicin, just to
varying degrees, from zero down to the hottest pepper in the world which is
1 million Scoville units.
So maybe it's just the higher amounts of capsaicin you are allergic to.
Otherwise, I can't see any reason why you can
Yes...
I hate a bad spell of weather as well...
Chuck
I'll try anything once, twice if I like it, three times to make sure!
On 5/23/2010 2:27:02 PM, MaryAnn Helland (marmar...@bellsouth.net)
wrote:
People -- People!!!
*Recipe* is spelled with a *c*,
Ted,
No I have not used this protocol. Capsaicin cremes are available that
don't burn but I don't know how effective they are.
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From: ted mozell
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Sent: Sunday, May 23, 2010 8:34 AM
Subject: Re: CSTincture of Cayenne
Bob
Does CS help Rheumatoid Arthritis, Anyone with personal experience,Thanks
Marty
From: goldeng...@hush.ai
Reply-to: silver-list@eskimo.com
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Sent: 5/7/2010 1:12:53 P.M. Central Daylight Time
Subj: CSSpreading CS
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Ack, sudden unpleasant recall. Had to watch my son play soccer on a
freezing Dec day. Temps in the low 20s. Heard about the cayenne in the
socks trick. I can't begin to tell you how interesting it was to have
body frozen all over, including feet, except the bottoms of them were
horribly burning. I
Lololol too funny. What an image.
Though I lived through many a nasty cold winter I never tried it. I just
always had blocks of ice for feet and figured nothing would help.
samala
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Ack, sudden unpleasant recall.
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