RE: CS>CS eliminates gastrointestinal "bug"

Itguy wrote: I believe we also need to be careful as there seems to be some thought that CS over an extended period of time may damage the intestines, specifically the flora and flora related to our immune system. Jim Meissner passed away and was a well known Rife and CS expert, his intestines

CS>Anyone there?

Hello? Is anyone controlling this list? Please respond. I'm trying to unsubscribe. Edward

Re: CS>CS eliminates gastrointestinal "bug"

Interesting thread here with Nenah and Itguy. I'm curious, if when using probiotics and nanosilver to help deal with something like candida, do you think it's important to separate vitamins like vitamins C, aller-max and fulvic acid as well? Just trying to understand a daily schedule you may

Re: CS>CS eliminates gastrointestinal "bug"

If dealing with candida, you should really check out bentonite clay. After many rounds of antibiotics for diverticulitis, it was finally the clay that got rid of the infection. I understand it will get rid of candidia also. I use the Redmond clay.. I use it along with the CS. they have a

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I'm unsure why people don't read... It says in the second frame how to unsubscribe and is even highlighted in red.. http://www.silverlist.com/SilverList.html -- Itguy it...@fastmail.com On Wed, May 17, 2017, at 11:48 AM, Edward wrote: > Hello? > Is anyone controlling this list? > Please

Re: CS>CS eliminates gastrointestinal "bug"

Thank you, ITGuy As someone who believes strongly in CS, I also believe in not taking medicine when not sick. The only everyday use of CS in my opinion is as a mouthwash. Joe Sent from my iPhone > On May 17, 2017, at 7:30 AM, Itguy wrote: > > I believe we also need to be

Re: CS>CS eliminates gastrointestinal "bug"

I suffer occasionally. Turpentine dissolved in VCO works for me. Religion is the opiate of the masses.--Marx Facebook is the opiate of the masses. --bumper sticker > On May 17, 2017, at 11:42 AM, Patricia Cassidy wrote: > > If dealing with candida, you should really check

Re: CS>CS eliminates gastrointestinal "bug"

Well, perhaps I should expand on my post. I've been taking my morning ritual for about 14 years or more, even when I was hospitalised when I came out of the ICU or high dependant Neurology ward. Home made stuff, about 20mm each morning. I need to say, all my organs seem to be in great

Re: CS>CS eliminates gastrointestinal "bug"

If dealing with candida, one should consider Borax (Boron) rather than CS or turpentine. Google: The Borax Conspiracy On Wed, May 17, 2017 at 10:33 AM, Aaron Gannon wrote: > Interesting thread here with Nenah and Itguy. > > I'm curious, if when using probiotics and

CS>Was: gastrointestinal "bug"; Is: Turpentine

ironguard...@gmail.com wrote: I suffer occasionally. Turpentine dissolved in VCO works for me. --- I am SO glad you mentioned turpentine! I recently decided to try it and really like it. It's quite powerful and in some cases seems to work better

CS>Turpentine

Hi Nenah, I decided plain cane sugar was better than sugar cubes. I used the real turpentine, which smelled and tasted minty. It was not objectionable, other than overcoming a mind set. Jean *** --- I am SO glad you mentioned turpentine! I

CS>CS eliminates gastrointestinal "bug"

This morning I was feeling great-until I experienced severe abdominal cramping and watery diarrhea. I was doubled over with pain and could not hold down my breakfast. I was shaky and alternately shivering and sweating. After feeling like this for about 45 minutes, I drank about 5 ounces of

Re: CS>CS eliminates gastrointestinal "bug"

Those who don't know, or refuse to believe it, or who don't have an understanding of this stuff simply don't have a clue. Nothing else can beat it. And who those who partake in a small measured amount every morning, as I do, should be taken before breakfast. The stomach is empty and the

Re: CS>CS eliminates gastrointestinal "bug"

I believe we also need to be careful as there seems to be some thought that CS over an extended period of time may damage the intestines, specifically the flora and flora related to our immune system. Jim Meissner passed away and was a well known Rife and CS expert, his intestines were riddled