One hears lots of things - as I homeopath I have seen great results with Thuja
200 potency and have also removed moles warts with the tincture - either way
diet helps
Jane
I've heard that you have to be careful of taking Thuja least you develop skin
tags etc. I don't think this would apply
HI, SARAH;
THANKS FOR THE COMMENTS. I HAVEN'T USED ANY MAKING SYSTEM YET. BUT,
WITH THE WIRE I JUST ORDERED, I PLAN TO USE 3 -9V CELLS(BATTERIES), THE
WIRE, AND DISTILLED WATER. I'LL JUST HANG THE WIRE DOWN INTO THE WATER,
THEN CONNECT MY CIRCUITKEEPING THE WIRES FROM TOUCHING, OF COURSE.
Would end cutting pliers work for you?:
http://www.ebay.com/sch/i.html?_trksid=p2050601.m570.l1313.TR10.TRC1.A0..Xend+nipper_nkw=end+nipper_sacat=0_from=R40
http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_noss_1?url=search-alias%3Dapsfield-keywords=end+nipperrh=i%3Aaps%2Ck%3Aend+nipper
Well, I read this in a homeopathy book and they indicated that thuja was
problematic and that it was best used by a professional...
On Sun, Sep 1, 2013 at 1:31 AM, Jane MacRoss highfie...@internode.on.netwrote:
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One hears lots of things - as I homeopath I have seen great results with
Thuja
Now THERE'S an idea g. Well done. A bit of sharpening and something like
that may just work, they've got the straight edge I was talking about, one
handed operation, and no risk of slipping out. Never thought of hardware
stores or electrical tools. In fact, now you remind me I may already
On 8/31/2013 10:00 AM, Deborah Gerard wrote:
I've done it with cuticle clippers on small ones. Pinches a little at
first but not big deal.
Debbie
I must be quite the sissy. They hurt like hell when I have them removed.
I get a lot of them so I have a dermatologist take them off every few
Bobbie...lots of different wires on that site. Which one? Never did this
before. Instructions?
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On Aug 31, 2013, at 11:32 PM, Sarah Miller sarahmiller...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi and welcome I don't post much but learning about CS was the best thing
that happened to me. Then
Im sure it was 1ma per square INCH
I actually use 0.2/0.1 ma per square inch for much better and easier results
It takes longer but its worth it... High likelihood of having Higher Ionic
content.
From: yousouf eydatoula
Sent: Sunday, September 01, 2013 3:39 AM
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Yes; you're right!
Thanks for the correction.
Still, no one answered my question. Is a Maximum Limiting Voltage of 1.7
V good enough, or do I need to search for a diode that goes to 5 volts?
There are only 2 current limiting diodes at 1mA, and the Max. Limiting
Voltage is only 1.7 V.
Joe,
Either diode will work fine. Or, you can use a LM334Z constant current
regulator. The LM334 is much cheaper and more plentiful, and only requires
a single resistor to set the current. I buy mine from Jameco
(www.jameco.com http://www.jameco.com/ ), part number 23739. Download the
data
Please consider this an endorsement for the lm334z chip
It's very well behaved but remember to use it with temp compensation ( the
addition of two diodes and another resister ) if possible ...otherwise use with
one resister ... At least you should get started... Refinements can come
later
What is the formula for making the silver gel? bob
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Joe,
Asif's advice for the Lm334Z is correct for precision applications. But for
making CS/EIS, typically where you make your brew is going to be at a fairly
constant temperature. And even if the current does vary a few percent, it
won't noticeably affect the quality of your product. So I
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