[I had sent this article on pharmacy markups (which was referenced on this list)
to a friend of mine who is a pharmacist. I'm not sure I completely follow the
margins,
but it is a different perspective...]
This is an interesting article.
Our enalapril generic vasotec is 24.19 at a cost of 1.5
You must have mistaken me for someone who knows what he's doing ;-)).
My math skills are basic at best. Well, I muddled through per your
instructions and Wppot32 and Mercury and found that the average current was
only .220 ma. So the calculated ppm was 6.23 and the actual was probably a lot
l
Hello,
I doubt that you know what you are talking about. My father started the
first pilot soybean processing factory in India and fed our cocker spaniel
exclusively precooked textured soybean protein made from defatted soy bean.
The dog thrived on it.
Red meat does not sit for days rotting in a
lth/thesilverlist/m61500.html
Re: CS> Requests For Lab Test on ULVDC CS
From: Dan Nave
Date: Fri, 25 Jul 2003 11:34:52
> You must have mistaken me for someone who knows what he's doing
> ;-)).
> My math skills are basic at best. Well, I muddled through per your
> instru
I used to buy spring water in plastic jugs to drink. I found that often there
was a significant plastic taste to the water indicating that some chemical or
plasticizer from the plastic had gotten into the water. Also noticed this
buying fill-your-own reverse osmosis water from the grocery stor
I repeat: The water may be distilled but how clean are the plastic containers?
CS>Distilled Water
From: Dan Nave (view other messages by this author)
Date: Mon, 28 Jul 2003 07:31:36
I used to buy spring water in plastic jugs to drink. I found that often there
was a signific
istilled Water
From: Dan Nave
Date: Mon, 28 Jul 2003 10:17:15
Hi Dan,
Have you any news on the 6 ppm cs?
Best Regards,
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I may have been talking out of my hat when I mentioned plasticizer, but what I
tasted had a distinct (to me) paraffin taste...
Dan
Mike Monett wrote:
> url: http://escribe.com/health/thesilverlist/m61564.html
> CS>Distilled Water
> From: Dan Nave
> Date: Mon, 28 Jul 2003 10
Good thing he's a truck driver.
I doubt he could find another vehicle to carry him.
Dan
You wrote: [ with some snipping]
Re: CS>Atkins diet Warning
From: Orpha Yoder
Date: Tue, 29 Jul 2003 09:36:06
Dear Sara Joy and all,
I just came back from a wedding this past weekend where I
I don't know about ruining kidneys but the meat eaten by Eskimo's had a
different ratio of types of fat, more omega 3's etc. Our ancestors and others
that have lived off meat (like the Scandinavian explorers who performed this
experiment many years ago) were mostly eating grass fed animals whi
Mike wrote:
>..." I am very concerned that your machine is producing such a low ppm. Have
>you tried different brands of dw?
>
> Please post any news you have to the list"
I think the reason I had such a low ppm in that first batch (approx 6ppm) was
that I had too large a resistor and not e
Subject: COMMON SENSE ON BIO AND CHEM HAZARDS
SFC Red Thomas writes:
Since the media has decided to scare everyone with predictions of chemical,
biological, or nuclear warfare on our turf, I decided to write a paper and keep
things in their proper perspective. I am a retired military weapons, m
cular amount of time after
the current limit reference point, the electrolysis would occur at the same
rate in all cases regardless of water used, and the total ppm increase per hour
would be the same?
(Assuming distilled water within a normal range of variation)
Dan
>>> Dan Nave 08/06/03
The Magazine of the International Foundation for Homeopathy
Volume 17, Number 3 (May/June 1995)
Homeopathic Mnemonic
by Nicole S. Urdang, MS, NCC, DHM
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I was particularly interested in the following couplet:
"Argentum met. is irritable and thin;
Talking and singing aggravates him. "
I wondered if colloidal silver, argentum,
Unlike Hahnemann's or James Bond's nostrum
In it's production being stirred and not shaken,
Would be similar to homeopat
I used a combination of zapping with a Hulda Clark type zapper and putting a
chopped clove of garlic in the food (for about a week) for a small dog that
had a tumor about the size of a dollar on her leg. It took about 3 days to
totally change it's appearance and about 2 months with intermitten
Notwithstanding either of our asses Bob, I think my hypothesis might provide a
fruitful avenue of research. I think this may be able to be investigated using
PWTs to check the ppm rather than using more elaborate equipment. I also
noticed that no maker/seller of CS commented on my assumption..
Hi Bob,
I have the Wplot32.exe already. Send me your plots ;-))
also send to dn...@comcast.net
Thanks,
Dan
Re: CS>PWT & its Limits
From: Robert Berger (view other messages by this author)
Date: Fri, 8 Aug 2003 13:25:54
Hi Dan,
With our posteriors exposed we find that when usin
Re: CS>dog's ears
http://www.escribe.com/health/thesilverlist/m59283.html
From: Dan Nave (view other messages by this author)
Date: Wed, 21 May 2003 11:15:15
If you have a zapper, fill two square plastic
I wrote a very interesting reply to this post. Just as I was about to send it,
the program refused to send it and then shut down so my post was lost. It
appears that the universe does not want you to know what I was going to say.
Sorry...
Dan
Ole Bob wrote:
Re: CS>CS photos before and afte
y other will find it.
"Ole Bob"
Dan Nave wrote:
> I wrote a very interesting reply to this post. Just as I was about to
send it, the program
refused to send it and then shut down so my post was lost. It appears that
the universe does
not want you to know what I was going to sa
CS>A Cheap, High-Compliance Constant Current Source
From: Mike Monett, Date: Sun, 10 Aug 2003 18:21:26
http://www.escribe.com/health/thesilverlist/m61896.html
A Cheap, High-Compliance Constant Current Source
__
Mike,
Your constant current source looks very i
My motto is:
"Always be sincere whether you mean it or not."
Dan
;-))
Re: CS>SilverGen specs.
From: Mike Monett (view other messages by this author)
Date: Tue, 12 Aug 2003 16:09:13
>I couldn't care less
I'm sorry Jack - I thought you were sincere. My mistake.
Best Regards,
Mike
I got this as an add for a alternative health newsletter put out by Robert
J. Rowen MD. It talks about an interesting therapy for cancer. Sorry if it
seems like a bit of an advertisement, well it is, but under the
circumstances I am including all that info in case you want to get hold of
the info
That should be "80%".
The scanning caused some typos...
There may be others, oh, well.
D.
"Hundreds of patients have been treated with IPT, and the results have been
astonishing. In cases of Stage I and Stage II cancer, about 800% of patients
achieve complete and total remission. "
--
The silv
My son had monomucleosis (diagnosed) and felt very ill. I had him zapp with
a Hulda Clark type zapper (three 7 minute zapps separated by 20 minutes).
He didn't do any more zapping as he didn't really trust it at that point,
but in about 2 days he was completely well and never had to restrict his
a
You wrote:
CS>Safe Water
From: Medwith, Robert (view other messages by this author)
Date: Mon, 18 Aug 2003 04:45:54
Message
How much CS and at
what Strength does it take to makes water safe.
We are under an
advisory to boil water on account of power outage and it may continue till
Wed.
I ha
[except that Randy the magician skeptic was involved and his
'certainty' may have shorted out the coders 'behind the scenes'
communications]
It should be done again without Randy.
_
I wouldn't be surprised if Randy did a sleight of hand and substituted the
bottles.
That
Ole Bob wrote that he used a submerged water pump in his 2 gallon CS maker.
Bob, what kind of flow rate does your pump have and where do you direct the
flow?
For air bubblers, what kind of flow rate do you (anyone) recommend?
Dan
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de is at one end and the pump at
the other
end directed towards the cathode- anode. Its like this
PUMP---CATHODE--ANODE. Anode
to cahtode spacing is 1.8"
Dan Nave wrote:
> Ole Bob wrote that he used a submerged water pump in his 2 gallon CS
maker.
>
> Bob, what kind of flow rate does
How often do you have to lick your windshield?
Dan
Re: CS>Fed handling of dietary supplement Ephedra
From: Ode Coyote (view other messages by this author)
Date: Mon, 25 Aug 2003 06:18:15
I got over my allergies by eating local honey because it's supposed to
have the local po
- Original Message -
From: "Dan Nave"
To:
Sent: Monday, August 25, 2003 7:23 PM
Subject: CS>Colloidal gold
I would be very interested in hearing about Colloidal Gold making!
Keep it on the list if at all possible.
Thanks,
Dan
PS What are people using the collo
Stay on the silver list. There's a lot of colloidal gold info here. You
also get to read a whole lot of unsolicited smart-ass comments by Jack
Dayton...
Re: CS>Re: Colloidal gold
From: Jack Dayton (view other messages by this author)
Date: Tue, 26 Aug 2003 11:36:00
> Which entries are you refe
Thanks Steve,
This looks like an excellent setup. Easy to understand and simple.
Looks like it would be easy to get parts and easy to put together.
A step up from the 3 nines, with current regulation and no stirring.
One quart is a goodly amount, and 24 hours is a workable time.
I think it
In a pinch, you could try a salt test ;-))
Dan
Re: CS>shelf life of CS
From: Robert Berger (view other messages by this author)
Date: Wed, 3 Sep 2003 09:51:06
Marshall I am surpised at your reaction!!!
"Ole BOb"
Marshall Dudley wrote:
> Throw it away.
>
> Marshall
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Alright,
What's a TBS and an IIRC?
Re: CS>C.S. and Coffee Creamer Half and Half Spoilage...
From: sol (view other messages by this author)
Date: Mon, 15 Sep 2003 06:37:18
I think a TBS would do just as well,
that is all I
put into a quart of mild or cream and it has kept the co
Sorry,
I must know 1,000 acronyms. Just have to get onto the right page...
Dan
PS Never heard or IIRC before, though.
Re: CS>C.S. and Coffee Creamer Half and Half Spoilage...
From: sol (view other messages by this author)
Date: Tue, 16 Sep 2003 08:33:37
Sorry,
TBS = tablespoo
Who wrote this article? or, where is it from?
Dan
Re: CS>CS>Personal studies / try these
From: Jack Dayton
Date: Mon, 15 Sep 2003 15:08:04
USES FOR SILVER:
EARLY RESEARCH
At the turn of the century, scientists had discovered that the body's most
important fluids are colloid
Re: CS>Using Silver with Horses/nebulizing
From: Malcolm Stebbins
Date: Thu, 18 Sep 2003 02:04:01
And what kind of hay do You eat?? Personally I
prefer silage with garlic dressing. And how did someone get a horse
to smoke, or is that a euphemism for a barn fire??
Take care, Malco
This is an absolutely great unit conversion program. A must have!!!
Download it at:
http://www.joshmadison.com/software/convert/
Dan
Dr. Clark: FTC Update #4 Is the FTC smarter than you?
For information on Dr. Hulda Clark go to www.drclark.net
For cleansing products and zappers according to Dr. Hulda Clark go to
www.drclark.com
Für Information
I don't know Jack. You'll have to check.
Let us know...
Dan
Re: CS>Convert Program
From: Jack Dayton (view other messages by this author)
Date: Mon, 22 Sep 2003 16:11:20
Dan Nave 9/22/03 11:43 AM Wrote:
> This is an absolutely great unit conversion progr
Wayne,
Which fellow did you talk to?
Dan
CS>FTC Trying to Shut Down Hulda Clark Website
From: Wayne Fugitt (view other messages by this author)
Date: Tue, 23 Sep 2003 08:37:31
I just talked to the guy whose phone number is given below.
He told be briefly that this case is abou
I found a ½ gallon bottle at a garage sale. My canning jar lid with silver
electrodes attached fit on the small mouth of the bottle so I decided to try
making a half gallon of CS. Calculations indicated somewhat under 12 hours at
1ma to produce nominally 20ppm solution. I put a 25 watt bulb i
What about a 'lead pipe cinch'?
Dan
(I wonder what this has to do with Colloidal silver uS/PPM conversion?...)
> - Original Message -
> Re: CS> Trem, Question about uS/PPM conversion
> From: Jack Dayton
> Date: Fri, 3 Oct 2003 12:52:39
> cking...@nycap.rr.com 10/2/03 9:24 PM Wrote:
"Neither scientist seized either species of weird leisure".
Dan
Re: CS> Trem, Question about uS/PPM conversion
* From: CKing001 (view other messages by this author)
* Date: Fri, 3 Oct 2003 15:49:26
Geez, Vince, don't encourage me...
Besides, that "I before E except after C" rule is re
Reid,
All things considered, since you are in Nepal and you are making large
quantities of very high ppm CS, I think the easiest and cheapest way of
determining the ppm of the solution would be the method recently suggested
by Mike Monett to actually weigh the silver anode at the beginning and at
Many people recognize the value of ball-park estimates to corroborate and give
confidence in results gotten from other means. There are plenty of old-timers
here who will recognize the value of this, having worked with slide-rules and
calculations done the old fashioned way, before calculators.
How did you make the determination of what was "enough" in terms of ppm for the
CS to use in the water filters?
Dan
CS>measuring ppm of a 2nd variety of concentrated CS
From: Reid Harvey (view other messages by this author)
Date: Mon, 6 Oct 2003 20:10:03
Friends,
Some weeks ago I w
Jack, you're an ass.
Take your own advice and be nice.
Dan
Re: CS>Salt test
* From: Jack Dayton (view other messages by this author)
* Date: Tue, 7 Oct 2003 15:28:46
Dan Nave 10/7/03 10:26 AM Wrote:
> Everyone has salt.
**
That's right Dan
Sorry Mike.
Just my "fine analytical mind" at work.
Dan
CS>Dan and Jack
From: M. G. Devour (view other messages by this author)
Date: Tue, 7 Oct 2003 17:49:54
Dan writes:
> Jack, you're an ass.
>
> Take your own advice and be nice.
Ahh, careful gentlebeings. If you feel the ne
Jonathan B. Britten wrote:
>I for one can deal with scientific subjects so long as the author makes a
>small effort to avoid unnecessary jargon, and use plain English whenever
>possible.
>I am looking forward to many postings apropos the advantages and disadvantages
>of CS from the
CS>Re: Measuring very high ppms
From: Jrowland wrote:
> >What does "apropos" mean? ;-))---Dan
>Similar to the unmasking of "calculated" ppm's, apropos an actual physical
>analysis.
>jr
Hmmm... But is that pertinent, or relevant?
Dan ;^))
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Good Idea. I'm re-posting it under a more apropos subject heading.
Dan
Re: CS>LVAC vs HVAC (was: Measuring very high ppms)
From: Marv Hacker (view other messages by this author)
Date: Thu, 9 Oct 2003 20:33:09
Well said, JOH
Though I have been "out of commission" due to having laun
So, with this unit, about the time you can see the LED shining reasonably, you
know it is done?
What resistance are you recommending?
Dan
Re: CS>Marshalee--schematic
From: Wayne Fugitt (view other messages by this author)
Date: Sun, 12 Oct 2003 15:59:47
There is a big differen
Does anyone have a drawing or description of the part of the circuit
encompasing the high voltage transistor and resistors which are used for
dropping the voltage down to the allowable level for the LM334?
Thanks...
http://www.escribe.com/health/thesilverlist/m63375.html
Re: CS>Trem; was RE: CS>
Mike,
You referenced this post from Dec 2000 about a 160 volt CS generator:
http://escribe.com/health/thesilverlist/m29691.html
>CS>Design for 160 Volt DC CS Generator
>
>From: Steve & Jackie Young (view other messages by this author) Date: Sat, 2
>Dec 2000 22:51:46
>
>Hi do-it-yourselfers,
>
Certainly! If someone can provide it or figure it out.
Dan
Re: CS>160V current regulated system
From: Bruce Anderson (view other messages by this author)
Date: Mon, 13 Oct 2003 19:33:50
Hi Dan,
If you find the 160 volt regulator schematic would you share it with me?
Thanks,
Bruc
Use hot castor oil packs over the abdomen. This will soften the scar tissue
and allow it to be absorbed by the body over time. I had one acquaintance to
whom I recommended this as he said he needed surgery every year for abdominal
adhesions. When I asked him how he was doing about 2 years lat
If a 5-9 volt wall wart will work, then a 9 volt battery will work.
Just hold the battery terminals on the skin with the bite between them.
The terminals should have about the right spacing. I just wonder if
you would have to do something to reduce the skin resistance a bit.
Dan
Re: cs>brown r
I have had a lot of good results with using a zapper. (This is the Hulda Clark
zapper consisting of a 30KHz 9VDC square wave output, made with a 555 timer.)
Among the things I and others I know have used if for effectively are:
shingles
mononucleosis
vaginitis
bladder stone/bladder infection
Bob,
How did that work for macular degeneration?
Dan
Re: CS>TENS units vs. Zappers?
From: Robert Berger (view other messages by this author)
Date: Wed, 22 Oct 2003 19:02:28
Hi JBB,
I built a TENS unit for reversing macula degeneration, Don't use it often as
I forget to,
It runs
I don't know about the Terminator Zapper, but if you have a regular zapper you
could do the following: Get two square plastic bins like you would use for
washing dishes and fill them a couple inches full of warm water. Add salt,
maybe 1 teaspoon each and stir. Put them next to each other at
This was copied from
http://www.toolsforhealing.com/products/Zapper/Terminator.htm
Does anyone know how to connect a crystal or magnet into a zapper circuit? And
what is a mobius coil...
Dan
The TERMINATOR has a neodimium magnet and 15Hz + a mobius coil. We've also
begun substituting amet
Don't know if the zapper will help arthritis. It may depend on the cause.
What helped for me was taking glucosamine daily. I take about 1.5 grams a day.
The other thing that helped and got rid of the rest of the symptoms was to
drink lots of water (the proverbial 8 cups a day). Seriously. T
Johnathan,
Can you give a brief description of the Bi-Digital O-Ring test, etc? I have
tried to look up stuff on this a couple of times and have only come up with
what seemed -
to me- giberish.
Thanks,
Dan
Re: CS>Zappers
* From: Jonathan B. Britten (view other messages by this author)
Upon stopping my car at the rest stop or gas station, I get a pair of latex
gloves out of the glove box and put them on. When I get back into the car,
I take them off by turning them inside-out and then drop them out the
window. I travel with two Mormons, one to open the doors of the gas station
Re: CS>Huh??
* From: mamapug wrote:
* Date: Sun, 26 Oct 2003 13:17:25
>> I take them off by turning them inside-out and then drop them out the
>> window. I travel with two Mormons, one to open the doors of the gas
>station
>> and the other to open and close the doors of the loo. >
>> D
rom: Dan Nave [mailto:na...@comcast.net]
Sent: Sunday, October 26, 2003 1:05 PM
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Subject: CS>Digital O Ring
Johnathan,
Can you give a brief description of the Bi-Digital O-Ring test, etc? I have
tried to look up stuff on this a couple of times and have only come u
I stand corrected...
Dan
Re: CS>RE: CS>RE: CS>CS and H202 - CS and stabilised footing?
From: Malcolm Stebbins (view other messages by this author)
Date: Mon, 27 Oct 2003 02:33:44
I believe "Herring Boxes Without Topses" were the previously recommended
footwear for such excursions
There is a zapper schematic on this page:
http://www.toolsforhealing.com/products/Zapper/Zapper_schematic.htm
Dan
Re: cs> Zappers
From: Robert Berger (view other messages by this author)
Date: Mon, 27 Oct 2003 09:20:39
Marshall,
Where can I get schematics for both the zapper an
Beck device?
http://www.sotainstruments.com/images/Beck_Improved.gif
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I don't know if there is a typo or what. My schematic that I pulled out of my
file shows the 22.1K resistor going from pin 6 to 7 and a 1K resistor going
from pin 7 to VCC (pin 8). I don't have any info handy on the 555 timer to
determine whether the other way is correct or just a typo...
Dan
ert Berger (view other messages by this author)
Date: Tue, 28 Oct 2003 09:23:36
Dan,
Your schemtic is ok. If the C1 is 3.2mfd then the freq is 10 Hz.
"ole Bob"
Dan Nave wrote:
> I don't know if there is a typo or what. My schematic that I pulled out of
> my file
RE: CS>RE: CS>RE: CS>CS and H202 - CS and stabilised oxygen?
From: Richard Harris wrote:
Date: Sun, 26 Oct 2003 16:26:13
>Dan,
>Please cease dropping your infected rubber gloves or any other rubbish out
the car window! If you care about others at all, don't trash up their world
and fo
What are the sparkles that can be seen in clear low voltage current limited
made CS when a laser beam is shone through? This CS is clear, with Tyndall not
visible in room light but visible in a darkened room. Some electrode gunk was
seen floating on the surface when the electrodes were removed
Re: cs>electric recluse spider bite
If I may make a comment of a technical nature (of a different sort).
This sort of post is almost impossible to make sense of because of the
interspersing of comments by different people or comments written at different
times. The chronology of the post and t
I know Outlook (Microsoft) has the option to add the "<" to the replied-to
message.
GroupWise doesn't seem to have this option.
When replying to a post on YahooGroups, it automatically adds the "<".
Dan
Marshall wrote:
>Dan Nave wrote:
>
>> Re: cs&
How about using some dishwasher detergent in the washer occasionally, with hot
water. It is formulated to get crud off dishes without scrubbing.
Dan
Re: CS>Cleaning with CS
From: Pow-Map wrote:
Date: Fri, 7 Nov 2003 08:15:59
Yuck... The mere thought of removing the agitator repulse
Maybe some math wizard can help out here...
If you make CS with 3 nines - as in three 9 volt batteries
and 3 nines - as in 99.9% pure silver,
have you produced CS by the 6 nines?
9 nines?
or is it the 3 nines squared method?
Dan
Re: CS>
From: Marshall Dudley wrote:
Date: Mon, 10 Nov
RE: CS>Raw Eggs Salmonella & B Vit's
From: Malcolm Stebbins wrote:
Date: Thu, 13 Nov 2003 16:34:26
>Hi, Raw eggs contain an enzyme which is destructive of B vitamins,
probably a mechanism to reduce cannibalism among birds who develop a
taste for their unhatched progeny; hens - or roos
Sounds like it's insulin time for you buddy!
Dan
You can lead a horse to food, but you can't make him eat.
(Or something like that...)
Re: CS>Diabetes
From: Robb Allen wrote:
Date: Fri, 14 Nov 2003 09:34:18
fruits?no.vegatables?.no..eggs?..no...salad
Here's some "data" that may help to convince certain types of sceptics
about the effectiveness of silver ions in combating bacteria. They're
using them in industry.
Dan
Article from "Machine Design" magazine
September 18, 2003
Microbe-busting rubber
A new line of antimicrobial heat-cured ru
It was my understanding that eating only muscle meat would not be healthy.
A person would have to eat organ meats also. (And fats, I suppose.)
Dan
Re: CS>Diabetes
* From: Dean Miller (view other messages by this author)
* Date: Fri, 14 Nov 2003 11:52:17
On Fri, 14 Nov 2003 06:47:42 -
Bob,
You do not want to get the "benefit" from the apple seeds.
They have cyanide in them, according to the post.
If they pass through your juicer whole, then you are probably OK.
Dan
Re: CS>almonds/cyanide
* From: bob smith (view other messages by this author)
* Date: Fri, 14 Nov 2003
Do they pass through whole or are they completely chewed up?
(Your task, should you choose to accept it, will be to dig through
guinea pig turds looking for apple pips... Sorry ;-))
Dan
Re: CS>almonds/cyanide
* From: mamapug (view other messages by this author)
* Date: Sat, 15 Nov 20
I suppose that makes him "Karl Marx".
Dan
Re: CS>Re: New Site for CS and Nebulizer
From: Robert Berger (view other messages by this author)
Date: Mon, 17 Nov 2003 17:48:22
Marshall,
His name is Dr. Bruce Marxs.
"Ole Bob"
Marshall Dudley wrote:
> That is Karl's site. He makes s
Have you tried using the CS with perhaps 10% DMSO
to enable adequate absorption of the CS into the jaw?
This may do the trick. Hold it in your mouth for
5 minutes at a time or as long as you can stand it.
Dan
Re: CS>New Member , nancy
From: Val Morten (view other messages by this
I'd like to try some aloe vera extract but I am confused by all
the different sellers who indicate that only their product is
effective and all others are crap. Also, I would like to buy some
in bulk so the per month cost is a lot less. Does anyone have
any recommendations of products that ar
Well, you can't hide the taste of cilantro!
Incidently, I think it is an acquired taste. I used to hate it if it
was used in any quantity at all, now I am quite fond of it in certain
things. It is used a lot in Indian food as well as Vietnamese food and
I am sure other ethnic foods as well.
Dan
Lord knows that I have been guilty of posting what amounts to noise on
this list. However, is incessant flattery and cheerleading
accomplishing anything other than making more noise?
Dan
RE: CS>Dog with teeth and gum infections, CS pet testimonies?
From: Richard Harris wrote:
Date: Th
Fair enough...
RE: CS>Dog with teeth and gum infections, CS pet testimonies?
From: Richard Harris wrote:
Date: Fri, 21 Nov 2003 09:38:05
Hi Dan,
Thanks for your input and good advice you've shared.
I'm sure you were referring to me and I plead guilty as charged--People
who
share s
Were you able to find a supplier of nasal spray bottles?
Dan
Re: CS>Re CS:>Xylitol,CS,H2O2 for sinus
From: TJ Garland (view other messages by this author)
Date: Mon, 24 Nov 2003 06:13:28
I, too, have been making and marketing Xyllergy in 2 oz. bottles for 2
months. It's a .2 m sol
you wrote:
" his own abstracts, available free online, are generously wrong,
and an education for anyone interested in health issues."
Maybe I'm just slow today, but that doesn't make any sense to me.
Dan
Re: CS>Fibro/Lyme/lupus/ALS--etc.
From: Jonathan B. Britten (view other message
Re: CS>Nasal Spray Bottles
Yes, thanks for the links.
I had done some searches a few months ago
and had not found anything reasonable.
Dan
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Paula,
Some people seem to have a "green thumb".
Maybe you have a "yellow thumb."
Dan
Re: CS>Why the yellow CS - an hypothesis
From: sol (view other messages by this author)
Date: Sat, 29 Nov 2003 10:33:33
No northern lights visible here, in the corner of southwest
wyoming
Why is it that reports of Herxheimers effect is common when dealing with
alternative healing techniques, but is almost never mentioned in
connection with conventional medical therapy?
Thanks,
Dan
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I'm way behind on reading the list, but as it seems there are no more posts
in this thread I will add my 2 cents worth.
You definitely have some sort of contamination. Either the water, on the
electrodes, on the lid or jar, etc.
With 9 volts and no contamination you would probably not see a reac
Advanced or not, if I were you I'd be chopping that onion right now!
And alternating with bentonite clay packs if available.
The colloidal silver should help to prevent infection and in wound
healing.
But get the toxin out first...
Dan
Re: CS>Spider Bite Question
From: Wayne Fugitt (vie
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