I'm sure after reading everywhere with transdermal Mg saying how poorly
absorbed it was, I found that it's actually about 40% orally, which compared
to most things sounds pretty good to me.
I have a friend that's in that trap of taking a tablet for blood pressure,
and another for the side
anyone explain, then why it is used for kidney
stones? It would seem to lower the amount of water in the urinary tract and
thus contribute to the stones.
Thanks.
PT
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From: Paul Bond
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Sent: Wednesday, March 24, 2010 9:31 AM
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I would be very curious to know if all those things that clear kidney stones
aren't unusually high in Magnesium. Enough magnesium to match the calcium
should do the trick. Also Vit B6 reduces oxylytic acid, which otherwise
combines with calcium to produce calcium oxalate, which is present in
As I read that I thought about the acetone used as nail polish remover.
That must be drying to the nail and may present an opportunity for
infection. Can't be the whole story as men get it too (unless I'm more
naive than I'd bargained for :o)
Paul B
Hi MaryAnn,
For me it doesn't
We recently had one of our customers say that they used MMS2 in a footbath
to rid themselves of a toe fungus that had been bothering him for decades.
This had never occurred to me. For external use it should be okay to use
standard pool shock as a cheap treatment. I have no personal experience
I had several bottles I put to one side because they were slightly yellow.
I put a little H2O2 in one of them, but nothing happened. Then about 2
weeks later I noticed that it had suddenly gone clear. I still have some
other yellow bottles, so could try adding a little H2O2 to those to see if
Wrt MMS Lite and taking it with MSM, from this site http://www.msm-info.com/
it says MSM is a strong antioxidant . It also says a bit about
detoxification:
MSM is known to dissolve in many organic and inorganic compounds (1). Bound
to the mucosa and split into an electron deficient group
I make my own Lugols from Iodine and Potassium Iodine. I have it in a clear
spray bottle, and notice that it's getting lighter all the time. I had
assumed this was a UV issue and should be in dark glass or even kept away
from light altogether, but perhaps it's something else. It definitely has
It's mainly an enzyme called P450 that it knocks out.
I just did a google and found this:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_drugs_affected_by_grapefruit
There's a partial list of drugs it affects on there. From the look of it,
it may be a bit more complicated than just the single enzyme
I haven't been able to keep up with threads lately, so apologies if I'm
repeating anything.
Two years ago a couple of people I know had some kind of infection that was
pretty severe, hospitalising one, and putting the other out of action for
several weeks. I felt myself coming down with it,
I know in my attempts to save my hair over the years, the successful things
only really grew hair that was very recently gone, and not full width
either, as the follicle had shrunk. I did try silver for a couple of months
when I first heard about it, but it had zero effect on me. I couldn't see
From what I've read (on Orthomolecular), they speculated that low dose C and
high dose C differed as it was only on High doses of C that they observed
the H2O2 effect. They also found that Lipoic Acid 'recycled' the C, and
other anti-oxidants (glutathione, CoQ10, E) so the levels remained higher
That may not be entirely without merit. The thing about Vitamin C (which I
am a huge fan of) is that it behaves differently in small doses to large
doses. It is speculated that in small doses a cancer can use its
anti-oxidant properties to protect itself. In large doses, when it becomes
I have a friend with a young rotweiler (16kg), who has Parvo virus and is in
a very bad way. Currently she's staying with the vet on IV to try to get
some liquid into her, but there's a lot of blood coming out of her. Do you
think there's any chance that putting some silver in the IV might give
I would go for ascorbate every time, since as I understand it, that is what
humans cannot produce themselves (unlike the vast majority of mammals).
Specifically I would go for a Liposomal version, as it's absorbtion rate is
so high compared to regular supplementation, and doesn't have bowel
I've actually injected myself with technical grade products (specifically
IGF-LR3) without issue, and it was never a concern in my mind. If you're
thinking of transdermal use of MgCl/MgCl6H2O then it's even less of an issue
as the skin does a fine job of being a pre-filter before the immune
Not as thorough as Johns impressive protocol, but an easy way to resolve a
huge number of modern life nutritional issues can be dealt with the
following (in no particular order):
Kelp
Moringa
Virgin Coconut Oil
Vit C and Magnesium
A book could easily be written on the above, but between
I haven't read the entire thread and have to head out now, but this is
something I've been looking into lately (I tend not to get them, but I know
quite a few who do as it seems to be common in this part of Asia). What I'd
reduced it to was supplementing magnesium and iodine, and avoiding MSG.
Hi All,
Is there anyone on the list in the USA that has the ability to make EIS on a
commercial scale? I have a friend that is potentially interested in selling
it, and although I make my own I can't really help him with this. If
interested then please write to me and I'll put you both in
The only one I've ever heard of is when the person has kidney issues.
Paul
Has anyone heard of any contraindications concerning the taking of
undenatured whey? Thanks in advance. dee
From: silver-digest-requ...@eskimo.com
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Sent:
I'm always disheartened when I read things like this. I sell product around
the world but I live in Thailand (though I am English), and I think we have
a spectacular dialogue with customers and repeat business. Yet many times
when someone asks where we're based you can hear the crestfallen sigh
There are non so enslaved, as those who believe themselves to be free.
Paul
I do s agree Dick! Even my friends who have had good results when I
more or less forced it on them to try, still will not do it properly. The
*won't* take enough, and of course if it doesn't work straightaway
Hi Brooks,
I cannot get the link to Dr Stoll to work (although I can reach his site).
Can you clarify that the link (
Http://askwaltstollmd.com/body_rebounding.html
Http://askwaltstollmd.com/body_rebounding.html) is correct?
Thanks
Paul
From: silver-digest-requ...@eskimo.com
Was it this list or somewhere else where I read that silica hydride worked
for migraine? (and a host of other things, like endurance, sunburn and tax
returns).
Paul B
From: silver-digest-requ...@eskimo.com
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Sent: 11 October 2009 22:22
To:
Thanks for that. It contained pretty much what I was expecting re the
injection vs oral route. Those Gulf War stats are incredible though. At
the risk of being too far off topic... I get to wondering lately why there
are so many 'conspiracies' going around that appear to have overwhelming
I would imagine if the starting water is pure, and the silver is pure, it's
probably silver oxide. If you're using a bubbler with normal air, then the
number of possibilities is greater. Perhaps silver nitrate? I'm no chemist
though.
Paul B
From: silver-digest-requ...@eskimo.com
I couldn't read the article because there was a big 'sign-in' pop up
appeared that it wouldn't let me close. Only thing I wanted to say is
there's a great difference between injecting a substance and taking it
orally. Squalene is on my list of things to study, but don't know much
about it yet.
Sure, and quite right of you too. There's so much BS, disinformation and
well intentioned but poorly replicated information on the net, it's
essential to have a sharp eye for detail. I was just trying to find a way
to make both the grape protocol and the accepted fermentation theory line
up.
Isn't that a yeast(fungi) rather than a bacteria?
Paul B
From: silver-digest-requ...@eskimo.com
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Sent: 17 September 2009 18:26
To: silver-dig...@eskimo.com
Subject: silver-digest Digest V2009 #551
If microbes can not live in grape juice how is
Sure, but the cancertutor site said specifically that the microbe was a
pleomorphic cell wall deficient *bacteria* (emphasis mine).
Paul B
From: silver-digest-requ...@eskimo.com
[mailto:silver-digest-requ...@eskimo.com]
Sent: 18 September 2009 03:01
To: silver-dig...@eskimo.com
Subject:
Yes, it would appear so for wine vinegar. I don't know anything about this
area so just googled around. It seems that both bacteria and fungus, or a
combination are used depending on the application. The original question
wasn't about vinegar though. There could be so many things at work here,
Hi Dan,
They're all still alive at the moment, and all living a fairly normal life
as far as I know (one I haven't met in person, but met his wife and son
instead, as they'd heard word of an alternative on the grape vine). I'm not
well versed on the conditions of each, but strangely, all four
I just did a quick count of all the people I know who have had chemo (14
people), and know of only 1 that survived more than 5 years. He was an
exceptional case though (18 years old with the starting problem in his knee,
major surgery, radiotherapy and follow up in his lungs after they cut
I haven't tested it, but I doubt very much that rain water would be even
close to pure enough. When I lived in UK you would see sand on your car
after the rain which apparently came from the Sahara. Now when I look at
city air and you can see smog, I can't help wondering how much of that gets
I think it's much safer (and effective) to stick to around 10ppm or less,
and if necessary then drink more. There's only so much that can stay in
suspension while keeping particles small, and my understanding is 10ppm is
comfortably under that kind of threshold.
From: felipe lopez
In addition to what Steve said, it may be enhanced by using something like a
“derma roller”. You can get them at derma-rolllers dot com, or lipoxidil dot
com and several other places. They have lots of tiny needles that apparently
can hardly be felt, but puncture the hard top layer of skin to
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