Re: CSTDS Meter

2012-01-04 Thread Ode Coyote
Search for EC or electrical conductivity meter with a readout in microsiemens. [uS] MUCH better than a TDS meter. Ode At 07:41 PM 1/3/2012 +0200, you wrote: Looking for something good but not very expensive. Just for testing water. Suggestions? Anything on ebay? Thanks, Joy -- The

Re: CSThe Silvercell process?

2012-01-04 Thread David AuBuchon
I stopped brewing at about a stable 50 uS. Slight yellow tinge. It is possible it could go higher if I just kept sticking the generator in it. But I got bored. This concentration brew also does not appear to make me herx or anything.

CSbrain a barrier?

2012-01-04 Thread mgperrault
Is there information on silver crossing the blood brain barrier? Informed person says it does. I witnessed someone putting a poultice of c silver on the arm and this seemed to cause a slightly raised, de pigmented scar tissue like area. If I can vaguely remember, Becker said that silver

Re: CSbrain a barrier?

2012-01-04 Thread David AuBuchon
Just a few months ago on a lyme forum a lady had fast developing paralysis. CS reversed it very quickly. This, and many other anecdotes, would suggest that CS does cross the BBB to a meaningful degree. David On Wed, Jan 4, 2012 at 3:13 PM, mgperrault mgperra...@aol.com wrote: Is there

Re: CSbrain a barrier?

2012-01-04 Thread slickpicker
What is uncontrolled de-differentiation? Perhaps almost a cancer, perhaps a scar tissue, but anyway, not good I can imagine. So those who nebulize CS are increasing their chances of lung cancer? Terry mgperrault mgperra...@aol.com wrote: Is there information on silver crossing the

Re: CSbrain a barrier?

2012-01-04 Thread David AuBuchon
Nebulized CS can treat lung cancer. On Wed, Jan 4, 2012 at 4:04 PM, slickpic...@cox.net wrote: What is uncontrolled de-differentiation? Perhaps almost a cancer, perhaps a scar tissue, but anyway, not good I can imagine. So those who nebulize CS are increasing their chances of lung

Re: CSbrain a barrier?

2012-01-04 Thread Jason R Eaton
Greetings, According to Becker's work contrasted with Bart Flick's work contrasted with Steven Quinto's work, the following statement can be made: With the right amount of current (extremely small amount), silver ions delivered by this current can cause cancer cells to dedifferentiate, and

Re: CSbrain a barrier?

2012-01-04 Thread Jonathan B. Britten
Under some circumstances, even relatively large parasites can cross the BBB, according to a really horrifying article I read some years ago. A child was suffering neurological problems, including swelling that was so severe surgery was needed to reduce pressure on the brain. A long story

Re: CSbrain a barrier?

2012-01-04 Thread David AuBuchon
We posted an abstract earlier that implied that silver ions can be liposomally encapsulated without reacting with the lecithin. If true, one could take silver citrate solution and like 20,000 PPM and do some professional lipo or PEG-lipo encapsulation on it. Liposomes, especially PEG liposomes,

RE: CSbrain a barrier?

2012-01-04 Thread PTFerrance
I read that article. The child was dead and a malpractice suit had been instituted. The forensic ME that was brought in studied the notes and came up with the explanation you outlined. It was a fascinating case study although tragic as well. PT From: Jonathan B. Britten

Re: CSbrain a barrier?

2012-01-04 Thread Jonathan B. Britten
Several decades ago an MD named Bjorn Nordenstrom, at the Karolinska Institute, reported success in treating tumors with electrified needles applied, as I recall, directly to the tumors.So far as I know, this method has not gained much acceptance. I do not know why. On 2012/01/05,

RE: CSbrain a barrier?

2012-01-04 Thread Neville Munn
That's right, he inserted silver wires either side of the tumour I believe and ran current through them thus the silver ions produced destroyed the tumour. His research was never accepted cos he wasn't concerned about satisfying the powers to be by documenting and publishing his findings. He

Re: CSbrain a barrier?

2012-01-04 Thread slickpicker
Thanks, that's what I thought I'd seen many times here. David AuBuchon aubuchon.da...@gmail.com wrote: Nebulized CS can treat lung cancer. On Wed, Jan 4, 2012 at 4:04 PM, slickpic...@cox.net wrote: What is uncontrolled de-differentiation? Perhaps almost a cancer, perhaps a scar

Re: CSbrain a barrier?

2012-01-04 Thread Jonathan B. Britten
Actually, he did publish quite a bit. I just found his website, which I hadn't seen before: http://www.iabc.readywebsites.com/page/page/623957.htm Nordenstrom also lent his support to Y. Omura's Bi-Digital O-Ring test, which I think is beyond brilliant and probably decades ahead of its

Re: CSbrain a barrier?

2012-01-04 Thread mgperrault
perhaps shockingly, I have tried this method.unsuccessfully. I placed several sterile hypodermic needles with the correct voltage and current. They were not silver, but Nordenstroms method was not silver. Silver introduces the de differentiation factor of Becker. It seems that the

RE: CSbrain a barrier?

2012-01-04 Thread Neville Munn
Thanks for that. I've always wanted to get the book on BCEC but the price is in the 3 figures, and some are in the high 3 figures from memory, not having an income stream commensurate with that I can't justify getting it. Can't find a downloadable version either g. N. From:

Re: CSbrain a barrier?

2012-01-04 Thread D Glover
You can download the entire book free still, 'The Body Electric' by Robert O Becker M.D. and Gary Selden. My solver sol definitely reaches the brain, as I can feel a great peace in my mind when I take it (both through chakra activation and I think a quieting of whatever pathogenic organisms that

RE: CSbrain a barrier?

2012-01-04 Thread Bob Banever
Neville, Well of course it hasn't gained exceptance. It would destroy the multi-trillion dollar pharma industry's hold on cancer therapy for starters. Imagine doing away with radiation and chemotherapy as mainstream medicine and instead treating tumors with a couple of silver wires.

Re: CSbrain a barrier?

2012-01-04 Thread mgperrault
Are you objective enough to tell .from your intuitive means.if there is any concurrent damage from silver de constructing the exquisite differentiation that creates our functioning brain? I guess that sounds harsh. It seems strange that a heavy metal man made colloid would be the

Re: CSbrain a barrier?

2012-01-04 Thread mgperrault
Becker found that the positively charged sliver ions de differentiated cells to primitive quickly growing embryonic cells. Collagen may make a complex with the positive silver ions and create a needed field for regeneration and maturation of the stem cells. The proper /Circuit/ was required

Re: CSbrain a barrier?

2012-01-04 Thread Tony Moody
Hi Slickpicker, No, That is a False Premise. The de-differentiation spoken of involves the application of voltage of the correct magnitude and polarity. Not likely to get that all right by nebulizing . OK, Tony Armchair mechanic, On 4 Jan 2012 at 17:04, slickpic...@cox.net wrote about :