CSAdvice Needed

2004-12-10 Thread Matthew McCann
 It may be helpful to
know one possible way to bridge between teaspoon-scale
doses and cup-scale doses.

There are 48 teaspoons in 1 cup (liquiid, US.)

If the first dose is 1 teaspoon, and following 5 doses are
doubled, and the 6th dose is triple the 5th, then the
regimen is:

1) 1 teaspoon.
2) 2 teaspoons
3) 4 teaspoons
4) 8 teaspoons
5) 16 teaspoons
6) 48 teaspoons = 1 cup.

Best regards,

Matthew

Re: CSwater distiller brand, was Re: CS

2004-12-10 Thread Nenah Sylver

- Original Message - 
From: George in...@dragonbyte.net
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Sent: Thursday, December 09, 2004 11:08 PM
Subject: Re: CSwater distiller brand, was Re: CS


 I've had a $90 Sears Kenmore distiller since '95 or so and am still using it.
  I replaced the 'start' button 2 years ago and have had no other problems.
 Water quality is typically 2 uS for one pass and by running through the
distiller
 a second time has measured as low as .5 uS (measured with Hanna PWT).  The
 only downside is the batch size is 'only' 3.5 quarts.

 George


George,

I'm looking for a distiller that is lined with only stainless steel and not
aluminum, and which runs the water through filters twice -- once before the
water is boiled, and then after it's boiled.

The Love distiller does this, but I had a horrible experience with the seller,
who was rude and lied to me -- and then UPS broke it in transit. So I sent it
back and now I'm looking for a good distiller.

If the Sears Kenmore meets my criteria, I won't have to look any further.

Thanks for your help.

Nenah





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RE: CSAdvice Needed - Request to the silver list re doseage

2004-12-10 Thread Judydownmaine
I wish the dosage discussion/recommendations could be gathered in one spot.
along with a short commentary on Herxheimer's for newbies and oldbies alike
Like this useful tip from Mathew (below)
Also -- I wish that the subject-line could be changed or amended to show the
present direction of a topic.
It got a little frustrating when the Codex subject became a
Canadian/American beer dissertation  -- especially since I am a (past)
Master at imbibing only the best Scotch.
Judy Down Maine





 It may be helpful to
know one possible way to bridge between teaspoon-scale
doses and cup-scale doses.

There are 48 teaspoons in 1 cup (liquiid, US.)

If the first dose is 1 teaspoon, and following 5 doses are
doubled, and the 6th dose is triple the 5th, then the
regimen is:

1) 1 teaspoon.
2) 2 teaspoons
3) 4 teaspoons
4) 8 teaspoons
5) 16 teaspoons
6) 48 teaspoons = 1 cup.

Best regards,

Matthew


RE: CSAdvice Needed - Request to the silver list re doseage

2004-12-10 Thread Yogiboy
Ah yes, life can be frustrating at times.. :-)
Sometimes as humans, we need to take a break from all this seriousness (
Canadian/American humor ).
Which may just involve a passing comment(s); Life isn't meant to be
taken too seriously.
 
However, Mike D. Devour would be the one in charge of making any
changes, I think. One never knows. (Grin)
 
E. 
 
 
 
-Original Message-
From: Judydownmaine [mailto:apea...@adelphia.net] 
Sent: Friday, December 10, 2004 9:27 AM
To: Silver-List
Subject: RE: CSAdvice Needed - Request to the silver list re doseage
 
I wish the dosage discussion/recommendations could be gathered in one
spot.
along with a short commentary on Herxheimer's for newbies and oldbies
alike
Like this useful tip from Mathew (below) 
Also -- I wish that the subject-line could be changed or amended to show
the present direction of a topic.
It got a little frustrating when the Codex subject became a
Canadian/American beer dissertation  -- especially since I am a (past)
Master at imbibing only the best Scotch.
Judy Down Maine
 
 
 
 
 It may be helpful to
know one possible way to bridge between teaspoon-scale
doses and cup-scale doses.
 
There are 48 teaspoons in 1 cup (liquiid, US.)
 
If the first dose is 1 teaspoon, and following 5 doses are
doubled, and the 6th dose is triple the 5th, then the
regimen is:
 
1) 1 teaspoon.
2) 2 teaspoons
3) 4 teaspoons
4) 8 teaspoons
5) 16 teaspoons
6) 48 teaspoons = 1 cup.
 
Best regards,
 
Matthew


Re: CSAdvice Needed

2004-12-10 Thread Dan Nave
If you mix the CS with water, make sure you use the distilled water...

Dan




Re: CSAdvice Needed

From: Lea Ann (view other messages by this author) 
Date: Thu, 9 Dec 2004 19:01:13 



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CSDoseage Introspection. Was Advice Needed.

2004-12-10 Thread Matthew McCann
The suggestion I made for bridging between the
teaspoon -scale and the cup-scale is what I would use
for myself if I were just starting out. It is intended to
enhance my self-awareness of my body's response
(including herx) to EIS.

Numerous biological input-output relationships would
plot linearly on semilogarithmic graphical coordinates.
One example is stimulus-perception such as the
apparent brightness of the stars (stellar magnitude),
apparent brightness of the Tyndall Effect in EIS, and
the decibel quasi-unit used in physiological acoustics.
Many pharmacological dose-response relations also
follow this pattern. Of course, I am only speaking for
myself regarding a hypothetical, experimental
self-treatment.

Best regards,

Matthew

Re: CSAdvice Needed

2004-12-10 Thread Marshall Dudley
Lea Ann wrote:

 Hello, My 2 year old son was fine this AM but took a 3 hour nap (much
 longer than usual) and woke up with a temperature of 104 Celsius.

 That is impossible, that is over the boiling point of water. Do you
 mean 104 F?

 He was inconsolable and complained that his eyes, ears, neck, and legs
 hurt.  Basically, for a 2 year old I think he is describing over-all
 body aches. I have a call in to his doctor but he has not called back
 yet. Luckily, my SG6 came in the mail yesterday and I brewed my first
 quart batch today (and it is crystal clear!) Although I don't know
 what the PPMs are, I set the SG6 for the highest PPMs and only covered
 about 9/10ths of the silver electrodes (to get a higher PPM).

 That setting will typically get you between 20 and 24 ppm from my
 experience with the unit. Here is my question:  If you had a kid like
 this or knew of a kid like this, and you had the batch of CS that I
 have described (sorry it's not a better description) how much of this
 batch would you give? I KNOW that no one can dispense medical advice
 and that we are only talking about experimenting.

 I would give straight 5 ppm (that is more of the minimum setting than
 the max) CS however much he would drink personally.  As long as the
 problem is new.  You of course cannot do this for something that has
 been around a long time like lyme, or HIV, and for extremely serious
 problems like septic or blood poisoning due to the extreme herx, but
 for something like the flu the herx should not be too bad. As you say,
 I am only saying what I would do, not giving advice. If you want to
 contact me privately that is fine. So far I've mixed the CS 50/50 with
 water and put it in his water bottle.  Would you give it straight?
 Would you dilute it more?
 Be sure to dilute with distilled water, tap water can react with the
 ionic portion and reduce it's effectiveness.

 Marshall


  Thanks in advance for any and all replies. Best Regards,
 Lea Ann Savage
 Satellite Beach, FL
 321-773-7088


Re: CSAdvice Needed

2004-12-10 Thread Marshall Dudley
Lea Ann wrote:

 Hi Mike, Thanks for your quick reply! WHERE on EARTH did I come up
 with Celcius?  (shaking head and chuckling at my silly self) Luke is
 my 3rd son and I never panic at fevers I rarely use tylenol or motrin
 because I believe:  1) the fever is there for a purpose - to kill the
 infection, and 2) if the fever comes down, how do you know if the kid
 is getting better or if it is just the medicine/bandaide.

 I agree totally, I never give an analgesic to reduce fever for that
 reason, unless the fever is getting so high as to be a danger itself.
 For a child I would do anything I could to prevent the fever from
 exceeding 104, and for an adult 103.

   However, I usually give motrin or tylenol at around the 104/105
 range (unless of course fever is the only symptom and then I just
 watch it but at 105 I usually do something to bring the fever down.

 I go for 104, but I agree with this. This time, I dosed with Motrin
 because he was complaining so much about body aches.  It did the trick
 and his fever rapidly came down to 99. He drank the 50/50 of water and
 probably 20ppm CS over the course of the past 5 hours.  I just
 measured the water bottle and I think there was probably 4 oz. of the
 CS and 4 oz. of water in that bottle so I guess I really blew it where
 being conservative is concerned.
 As long as herx is not a problem, there is no reason to be
 conservative.  The more you give, the quicker the expected recovery. I
 have given quarts of CS to my children (who are grown though) when
 they have come down with the flu or food poisoning.
  Luke has not had CS before now. However, his fever - 5 hours after
 the motrin - is still down and he is sleeping peacfully (finally). He
 threw up a small amount which I don't know if I should attribute to
 Herx or to the bug.  Regardless, as soon as he threw up he finally
 went to sleep.

 Most likely the bug. I gotta get to sleep but will keep everyone
 posted on how it goes.

 Looks like you have things under control.

 Marshall



   Thanks for the help! Best Regards,
 Lea Ann Savage
 Satellite Beach, FL
 321-773-7088

  - Original Message -
  From: M. G. Devour
  To: silver-list@eskimo.com
  Sent: Thursday, December 09, 2004 4:10 PM
  Subject: Re: CSAdvice Needed
   Hi Lea Ann,

  First of all, stop and take a deep breath! ... There!

  Now...

   My 2 year old son ... woke up with a temperature of 104
  Celsius.

  That would be Farenheit! cough



Re: CSAdvice Needed

2004-12-10 Thread Marshall Dudley
scl...@netzero.net wrote:

  Let him drink some and then wait a few hours. If he doesn't have a 
 herxhiemer ( gets worse with nausea/headache) then you can give him more. 
 Keep a close eye on him to see when he starts to feel better. I predict a day 
 and a half to two days if you can give him regular doses of cs. This has been 
 my observation with most of the folks who have taken cs I made then with the 
 SG6. I usually recommend sipping every 15min-1/2hour to make sure the cs gets 
 into the system. Hope that helps.


Is the time frame right on this?  I have always assumed that a herx would show 
up much faster than a few hours, something more on the order of a few minutes 
to maybe 10 or 15 minutes. Anyone have experience with herx that can give some 
insight on this. I always recommend an interval of about 30 minutes, not a few 
hours.  If that is too fast I need to know.

Thanks,

Marshall


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RE: CSAdvice Needed

2004-12-10 Thread Richard Harris
Hi Himagain,
You scored 10 on a 1 to 10 scale with your wonderful questions and
insightful, helpful advice to the lady with the fevered son. Thank you and
I'm sure she will also be impressed!
Sincerely,
___
Richard Harris, 57 Year FL Pharmacist
448 West Juniata Street
Clermont, FL 34711
www.rharrisinc.com
www.myseahealth.com/reh
http://healthandhealing.blogspot.com



-Original Message-
From: himagain [mailto:himag...@fablor.com]
Sent: Thursday, December 09, 2004 10:24 PM
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Subject: Re: CSAdvice Needed


At 08:17 AM 10/12/04, you wrote:
Hello,

My 2 year old son was fine this AM but took a 3 hour nap (much longer than
usual) and woke up with a temperature of 104 Celsius.  He was inconsolable
and complained that his eyes, ears, neck, and legs hurt.  Basically, for a
2 year old I think he is describing over-all body aches.

Here is my question:  If you had a kid like this or knew of a kid like
this, and you had the batch of CS that I have described (sorry it's not a
better description) how much of this batch would you give?

I KNOW that no one can dispense medical advice and that we are only
talking about experimenting.

The very first thing I would do is look at what the child ate/drank in the
last  24 hours, but particularly last 8.
Anything new or unusual added?

Was he vaccinated in recent times?  If so does he seem less steady on his
feet two weeks or more after the event?
The description although very vague sounds more like toxemia ( poisoning
from something he took in ) rather than infection. Higher than normal
temperatures are common in children as the body is still learning to cope
with the environment in which they have to live and if not breastfed the
task is immeasurably more difficult.
Make sure that no form of sugar gets into the child ( really ever, but) as
an urgent recovery aid.

As for the CS, treat it like water - it has no deleterious effects known
and just allow the child to drink as much as he wants.  It will certainly
be a lot safer than anything out of a tap or bottle! :-)

Don't worry. HA! Easy to say.
The truth is most kids survive despite all the help they
get

BUT:If you must have connection with the Medical Industry try and find an
O.D. not an M.D.  and go visit here right now to see why.
http://www.mercola.com/forms/background.htm
then here and keep on it for your health's sake.  This guy MUST be on the
PATRIOT 3 Hit List.
http://www.mercola.com/blog

Best wishes,
Him




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Re: CSwater distiller brand, was Re: CS

2004-12-10 Thread sol
If you are distilling your own water for making CS you do not want to 
use the charcoal post-filter. I know this is applicable to the Love 
unit, and probably would apply to any other type of still. The 
post-filter adds too much stuff to the DW making it not pure enough to 
make CS with. The post-filter probably improves the taste of the DW for 
drinking though, and my understanding is that is the sole purpose of it. 
I guess I was lucky with my Love distiller. But mine sure does not have 
any pre-filter. Which model did you try? The only pre-filtering here is 
what I do to the water at the faucet before I fill the still.

sol

Nenah Sylver wrote:


I'm looking for a distiller that is lined with only stainless steel and not
aluminum, and which runs the water through filters twice -- once before the
water is boiled, and then after it's boiled.

The Love distiller does this, but I had a horrible experience with the seller,
who was rude and lied to me -- and then UPS broke it in transit. So I sent it
back and now I'm looking for a good distiller.


 




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CSHerx and dosing recommendations, was Re: CSAdvice Needed

2004-12-10 Thread sol
This is sort of why I believe dosing recommendations vary so much. It is 
just too individual.
I have ingested orally from an ounce or two to a quart of CS never 
gradually building up to the quart from the previous day's ounce.
I have never experienced a herx reaction, not minutes nor hours after 
drinking the CS. Whether I chugged down a pint or more at once or drank 
a quart over a whole day. Never had even a hint of herx. And y et I 
must be full of pathogens, parasites, mycoplasmas or whatever the 
heck, as I have an incredible number of problems.


My experience is that for most things I am trying to accomplish with 
oral CS, sipping it a little at a time over the day works more 
effectively than chugging a lot all at once and then waiting hours for 
the next dose. The exception is for stomach upsets/diarrhea, in which 
case drinking a glassful at once works much better than small doses over 
hours. For preventing colds and flu, misting eyes and hands several 
times a day and doing so religiously after being in any public place is 
the only thing that worksfor me.


As Ode repeatedly has said here, the only dosing that makes any sense is 
to dose for effect. And that is so highly variable and individual that 
meaningful guidelines just can't be made. The same goes for ppm, imho. 
Some people here report much better results with very small quantities 
of 20 ppm, while others get the same results from larger quantities of 5 
ppm. I have personally experienced both of those at different times for 
different condtitions I was trying to treat. I believe there are no 
meaningful rules except these:


---use only truly pure CS that is only pure distilled water and .999 or 
. silver
---start slowly while you watch to see how CS affects YOU (or your 
child, your pet)
---experiment to see what ppm and dosing works best for YOU (or your 
child, your pet) for the condition, problem, infection, or disease you 
are trying to treat


After those, one can experiment with DMSO, peroxide, gatorade or 
whatever, high and low ppms, but for me those are the basic and only 
rules that make any kind of sense, given individual disease conditions, 
size, metabolism, and all the other possible variables.


I don't know why people insist on black/white, 1 teaspoon, 3 times a 
day, or 2 quarts a day, or other such rules. Some holdover from 
hearing MDs pronounce take two of these 3  times a day and come back 
in two weeks?


And finally one rule over all rules: nothing works for everybody, 
everything works for somebody


sol


Marshall Dudley wrote:


Is the time frame right on this?  I have always assumed that a herx would show 
up much faster than a few hours, something more on the order of a few minutes 
to maybe 10 or 15 minutes. Anyone have experience with herx that can give some 
insight on this. I always recommend an interval of about 30 minutes, not a few 
hours.  If that is too fast I need to know.
 

 




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Re: CSwater distiller brand, was Re: CS

2004-12-10 Thread Nenah Sylver

- Original Message - 
From: sol sol...@sweetwaterhsa.com
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Sent: Friday, December 10, 2004 1:12 PM
Subject: Re: CSwater distiller brand, was Re: CS


 If you are distilling your own water for making CS you do not want to
 use the charcoal post-filter. I know this is applicable to the Love
 unit, and probably would apply to any other type of still. The
 post-filter adds too much stuff to the DW making it not pure enough to
 make CS with. The post-filter probably improves the taste of the DW for
 drinking though, and my understanding is that is the sole purpose of it.
 I guess I was lucky with my Love distiller. But mine sure does not have
 any pre-filter. Which model did you try? The only pre-filtering here is
 what I do to the water at the faucet before I fill the still.
 sol


Sol,
I am puzzled by your statement that the post-filter adds too much stuff to the
DW making it not pure enough to make CS with, because in my lingo filtering
REMOVES contaminants from the water. Did you mean to say something else?

On the other hand, if what you said is what you meant, could you please explain
how the post-filtering would add undesirable elements to the distilled water?

Many thanks. I am really looking for clarity on this because I'd like to buy a
distiller soon.

Blessings,
Nenah




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Re: CSwater distiller brand, was Re: CS

2004-12-10 Thread sol
 The measure of DW purity most of us use to determine whether it is 
pure enough to make CS is conductance (uS). DW that has too high a 
conductance reading will make yellow CS (with large particles?), and 
depending on what the conductance comes from (as in salts maybe) the CS 
could be silver compounds instead of the ionic silver most of us hope we 
are making. If I understand the process correctly.


  The mfr of the Love distiller specifically told me not to use the 
post filter (the charcoal filter you put in the cap the water drips 
through into the collection bottle) for that reason, it would add 
particulates etc,  to the water, raising the uS too high for making CS.


  I think I tossed out the filters that came with my unit, but if I 
didn't and can find them I'll run a test, measuring unfiltered finished 
DW with filtered. I do have some charcoal filters that came with a pet 
drinking fountain, but don't know if those are similar enough to be an 
accurate test. When I tested DW run through those a couple years ago, 
the increase in conductance was rather spectacular. From .3uS of the DW 
before going through the filter to around 50uS after filtering, if 
memory serves. No idea if the charcoal filters to the Love distiller 
would increase the conductance that much, without having one to test.


sol

Nenah Sylver wrote:


Sol,
I am puzzled by your statement that the post-filter adds too much stuff to the
DW making it not pure enough to make CS with, because in my lingo filtering
REMOVES contaminants from the water. Did you mean to say something else?

On the other hand, if what you said is what you meant, could you please explain
how the post-filtering would add undesirable elements to the distilled water?

Many thanks. I am really looking for clarity on this because I'd like to buy a
distiller soon.

Blessings,
Nenah



 




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RE: CSHerx and dosing recommendations, was Re: CSAdvice Needed

2004-12-10 Thread Judydownmaine
Thanks, Sol -- that is precisely the kind of useful info I like.
By the tablespoon may be unuseful, to say the least!
Judy Down Maine


From Sol

This is sort of why I believe dosing recommendations vary so much. It is
just too individual.
I have ingested orally from an ounce or two to a quart of CS never gradually
building up to the quart from the previous day's ounce.I have never
experienced a herx reaction, not minutes nor hours after drinking the CS.
Whether I chugged down a pint or more at once or drank a quart over a whole
day. Never had even a hint of herx. And y et I must be full of pathogens,
parasites, mycoplasmas or whatever the heck, as I have an incredible number
of problems.

My experience is that for most things I am trying to accomplish with oral
CS, sipping it a little at a time over the day works more effectively than
chugging a lot all at once and then waiting hours for the next dose. The
exception is for stomach upsets/diarrhea, in which case drinking a glassful
at once works much better than small doses over
hours. For preventing colds and flu, misting eyes and hands several times a
day and doing so religiously after being in any public place is the only
thing that worksfor me.

As Ode repeatedly has said here, the only dosing that makes any sense is to
dose for effect. And that is so highly variable and individual that
meaningful guidelines just can't be made. The same goes for ppm, imho.
Some people here report much better results with very small quantities of 20
ppm, while others get the same results from larger quantities of 5 ppm. I
have personally experienced both of those at different times for
different condtitions I was trying to treat. I believe there are no
meaningful rules except these:

---use only truly pure CS that is only pure distilled water and .999 or
. silver
---start slowly while you watch to see how CS affects YOU (or your child,
your pet)
---experiment to see what ppm and dosing works best for YOU (or your child,
your pet) for the condition, problem, infection, or disease you are trying
to treat

 After those, one can experiment with DMSO, peroxide, gatorade or whatever,
high and low ppms, but for me those are the basic and only rules that make
any kind of sense, given individual disease conditions,
size, metabolism, and all the other possible variables.

I don't know why people insist on black/white, 1 teaspoon, 3 times a day, or
2 quarts a day, or other such rules. Some holdover from hearing MDs
pronounce take two of these 3  times a day and come back
in two weeks?

And finally one rule over all rules: nothing works for everybody,
everything works for somebody

sol


Marshall Dudley wrote:

Is the time frame right on this?  I have always assumed that a herx would
show up much faster than a few hours, something more on the order of a few
minutes to maybe 10 or 15 minutes. Anyone have experience with herx that can
give some insight on this. I always recommend an interval of about 30
minutes, not a few hours.  If that is too fast I need to know.







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Re: CSwater distiller brand, was Re: CS

2004-12-10 Thread M. G. Devour
 Thanks for elaborating, Sol. I'm still puzzled by how filtering water
 could cause MORE particulates to get into it, when the definition of
 filtering is to REMOVE contaminants.

It takes ions to make conductivity, Nenah. It's just that the charcoal 
contributes its own contamination to the water.

Folks found that out about filtering their CS with even the cleanest 
coffee filters. They were adding far more contamination than they were 
removing!

 Also...my understanding of the post-filter is that it's a very good
 thing to use to get rid of solvents like benzene, which cannot be
 eliminated during the first filtering and which, even with a second
 (post) filtering, are only partly eliminated.

Won't a really good charcoal filter take out benzene before you 
distill? I'm thinking good quality pressed block carbon filters and 
their ilk.

I wonder if it might not be a bad idea to boil the water for a few 
minutes to drive off those volitiles before putting it in the 
distiller. Either that or discard the first few ounces that come out?

Hope that helps.

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CSAdrian's questions...

2004-12-10 Thread M. G. Devour
Welcome aboard, Adrian!

You write: 
 I make it in a 850 ml jar, with 3 x 9 volt batteries, in series, but not
 sure what ppm it produces , Phil reckons 10ppm is best, Not having a ppm
 meter, cannot find one in NZ.  I use two strips of 5 cm by 1 cm, by 0.2
 mm thick. Perhaps somebody can calculate for me what ppm one gets after
 an hour. The 1st batch went golden and was presented to a friend after 4
 hours or so. After that one piece was blackish. The 2nd and 3rd batch
 was an hour but has not gone golden??, nor was one piece blackish.  I
 mainly joined to find this out.

Well, you're making CS. It'll contain a lot of ions, some  particles, 
and, depending on the purity of your water and whatever air or surface 
contaminants found there way into the brew cell, a few salts or other 
impurities. I am assuming you are using distilled water, of course. You 
are, right? grin

If so, it's already as good as most folks use, and if you do nothing 
more you'll see nearly all the benefits anybody ever has.

The golden stuff is probably greater than 10-15ppm and is starting to 
grow bigger particles. It could easily be as high as 20-25 ppm, but you 
can't really know without testing somehow. Still useful, but folks have 
developed tweaks to the process to keep the particles smaller.

The clear stuff is hard to tell, but you'd be better off stopping after 
2 to 3 hours, as the process starts slowly and builds exponentially, so 
it may have barely gotten going by one hour and may be very weak.

The positive electrode, or anode, commonly turns black, either with 
some silver compound or other, or else as a consequence of the 
submicroscopic structure of the surface as it is being etched by the 
electrolysis. No problem. The fact that it didn't turn black on the 
shorter runs says the process had really not gotten going yet when you 
turned it off.

If you let it run longer, you'll get a fluffy grey coating on the 
negative cathode that is silver being drawn out of suspension or 
solution and ultimately being wasted. It's either some compound of 
silver, and/or the pure metal, possibly embedded in a matrix of 
microscopic gas bubbles.

The simplest refinement you can make to your setup is to add a milliamp 
meter in-line so you can measure the current flowing in the cell. 
Plotting current versus time you'll get an idea when the process really 
gets started, when the water gets saturated with ions and starts 
growing particles, and when it starts running away.

You'll develop a good idea of what current reading is the best to stop 
at to get it where you want it. Again, it doesn't have to be precise, 
but you will have some consistency from batch to batch.

The next simplest change you can make is to put a series limiting 
resistor in line with the cell to keep the current from exceeding, 
maybe, a milliamp or so. 

This will slow down the process a lot. It may take you overnight to 
make a batch now, but it'll keep the particles small and the ionic 
content as high as possible. That's how people make the stuff that 
stays clear and has a barely perceptible Tyndall effect. Is it better? 
Well a lot of folks believe it is. Not all, though.

Beyond that, the refinements are for ease of use, greater precision, 
and, generally, pretty optional! (Though some will disagree with me! 
grin)

 Also does anybody know for a fact  that mixing CS with tap water is such
 a sin? I've read this being repeated stated  but never came across any
 decent explanation for it.

Pour CS into tap water and watch closely. You may see a brief, faint 
violet or lavendar tint, which goes away pretty quickly. That's all 
your ionic portion agglomerating into larger particles and/or silver 
salts. It'll still have some effectiveness, certainly, but I doubt as 
much as before.

If you take the stuff in your mouth and swish it around, it'll complex 
with all sorts of things in your saliva that will serve to transport 
the silver through the mucous membranes and into the blood stream. Once 
it's in the stomach, any that reacts with HCl will be reduced in 
availablility, but even silver chloride has some solubility and may 
continue to contribute.

I guess I think it's safer to give the body a crack at the ionic 
portion rather than throwing it away before it even gets into you. Now 
if you're just adding it to your pet's water dish or something, then go 
ahead. It'll keep the water fresher and still be of some benefit to the 
animal from the silver.

 Also had toenail fungus, an oriental version, had it for 50 years, Had
 some Silvazine - standard burn cream - mixed it with menthol in a
 mortar, it changed radically in about 5 or so applications, so now will
 have to wait to see whether it recovers. Had been using lamysil and
 sporanox for years to no avail. That's a silver compound and it works
 too.

Now you should talk to some of our experts on mixing it with DMSO, 
and... well, there's a lot to talk about! smile

Hope that helps. Again, welcome!


Re: CSHerx and dosing recommendations, was Re: CSAdvice Needed

2004-12-10 Thread sol
I hope no one reads my post to mean I think herx reactions don't exist, 
or don't happen to a lot of people, re-reading it I sound to myself like 
that is what I meant. What I meant to be clear about is that I have 
never experienced a herx reaction myself. Because of that I do wonder, 
though, if they are as common as most people seem to think. Or I am even 
weirder than *I* think.

sol


From Sol

Never had even a hint of herx. And yet I must be full of pathogens,
parasites, mycoplasmas or whatever the heck, as I have an incredible number
of problems.

 

 




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CSTranslating request...

2004-12-10 Thread M. G. Devour
Hi, this is definitely OT, but given the diverse and international 
nature of the membership, I'm hoping someone can help me with this.

The kids' French teacher is a nice lady from our church who comes 
originally from Nice. She just had surgery, and we'd like to send her a 
get well card, in French of course. We're barely far enough along to 
say things like Je suis da list owner guy... so I'm hoping somebody 
can help me with a translation!?

Something as simple as: 

Dear Claire,

We miss you. We hope you're feeling better soon!

Love,

(We'll sign with our French names, of course.)

Of course, if there is a more appropriate phrasing or custom, I'd love 
to hear about it, since it would be nice if it was *right.*

(I don't even want to talk about the results that babblefish turned 
out! grin)

Thank you,

Mike D.

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Re: CSHerx and dosing recommendations, was Re: CSAdvice Needed

2004-12-10 Thread Marshall Dudley
Oh yes they exist. A friend of my daugher's would likely have died last night if
I had not gotten hold of my daugher and told her to warn the lady to take it
easy on the CS.  This woman had been bitten by a brown recluse, and did nothing
for it for about 3 or 4 days.  She went to the doctor who prescribed some abx,
but she kept getting worse even with the abx. The doctor said he thought she was
going into septic shock and should go to the hospital today.

My daugher asked me and I told her she should have taken CS from day one.
Anyway, when I found ou she was going into septic shock and my daugher was
taking some over to her, I made sure that she told her to start out easy, no
more than a teaspoon, and work up.  Well she said she took a half teaspoon of
about 20 ppm EIS, and said she thought it was going to kill  her. But a few
hours later she was a little better and took some more. By morning she was
taking about an ounce at a time.  She went to the hospital anyway, but they
reported that the infection seemed to be under control, and that they thought
she was sick from the abx, since it was obviously working (she didn't tell them
about the CS).  Anyway, I got a call from my daugher thanking me for warning her
to not take a bunch at once, she was going to tell her to drink a quart
initially, adn that could have been fatal considering how she reacted to a half
teaspoon.

Marshall

sol wrote:

 I hope no one reads my post to mean I think herx reactions don't exist,
 or don't happen to a lot of people, re-reading it I sound to myself like
 that is what I meant. What I meant to be clear about is that I have
 never experienced a herx reaction myself. Because of that I do wonder,
 though, if they are as common as most people seem to think. Or I am even
 weirder than *I* think.
 sol

 From Sol
  Never had even a hint of herx. And yet I must be full of pathogens,
 parasites, mycoplasmas or whatever the heck, as I have an incredible number
 of problems.
 
 
 
 
 

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CSRe: Tetrasil

2004-12-10 Thread Shirley Reed
   I have used tetrasil on a spot that got bigger
and got thicker.  Looked like a mole but not as
tall and lots wider and longer.  It is half the
length and width it was when I started rubbing in
the T. and is now completely flat.   Also, my
fingernails had developed the ridges from base to
tip that I had thought meant low stomach acid. 
After using the T to get the peeling spots(I
think it was fungus of some kind) and the passage
of some time (months), my nails are growing out
with very few ridges.  The Tetrasil will stain so
you may have to tell people that the
discoloration of the nails and skin around them
is not dirt, but result from a stain from a
therapeutic product you are using. It is a bit
embarrassing but better than having the junk
growing.  imhopj



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Re: CSRe: Tetrasil

2004-12-10 Thread Sally Khanna
Where can you get the tetrasil?
Sally

Shirley Reed pj20...@yahoo.com wrote:
I have used tetrasil on a spot that got bigger
and got thicker. Looked like a mole but not as
tall and lots wider and longer. It is half the
length and width it was when I started rubbing in
the T. and is now completely flat. Also, my
fingernails had developed the ridges from base to
tip that I had thought meant low stomach acid. 
After using the T to get the peeling spots(I
think it was fungus of some kind) and the passage
of some time (months), my nails are growing out
with very few ridges. The Tetrasil will stain so
you may have to tell people that the
discoloration of the nails and skin around them
is not dirt, but result from a stain from a
therapeutic product you are using. It is a bit
embarrassing but better than having the junk
growing. imho pj



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CSRe: CSRe: CSTetrasil and Imusil®

2004-12-10 Thread Ode Coyote
 Just to confirm phenomenon:

Ran a batch of CS up to 28 uS..magnetically coupled mechanical stirring. 1
ma on 6 exposed surface 12 gauge electrodes.
 Clear, colorless and very faint TE

 Seperated batch into three 2oz jiggers as soon as it was done.
1] Added one drop of H2O2.  Instant explosion of murky vaguely yellow/brown
stuff gradually clearing by about 50%. Formation of oxygen? bubbles on
sides of jigger as solution cleared somewhat and got less milky looking. On
average, white but somewhat grey cast where light penetrates high particle
density less well in the center.  Extreme fine grained and very heavy dense
TE.  Conductivity drops to 11.2 uS.   Nothing settled
It's apparent that mega quantites of particles formed and oxygen? was
released forming an emulsion in the water which condensed into about 50 or
so 1/8th inch diameter bubbles clinging to the sides of the jigger.

2] Control..nothing done to it. Conductivity after 2 days, 18.8 uS. Very
slight increase in TE. Still clear and colorless. No bubbles or anything.

3] One drop H2O2 added after 2 days. No apparent reaction. Looks identical
to control in all respects after 2 days. Conductivity 18.6 uS after another
day.

Conclusion:  There's a major difference between freshly made EIS and the
same EIS that has been stored and stabilised with time.

 H2O2 reacts violently with new? ions? but not old ones, forming
extreme numbers of probably small particles.  Since there is an obvious gas
release, obviously on a molecular level, that might be more than what one
drop of peroxide contains, it's not likely to be an oxide formation that
results but, perhaps, a breaking down of oxides or maybe silver hydroxides.
 [Could be both hydrogen and oxygen bubbles]

At any rate, [in purely scientific terms] a freeking lot of particles get
formed quite fast and conductivity drops like a rock when peroxide is added
to fresh EIS.
 Nothing noticable happens when the same thing is done to stabilized EIS.

Personal observation with no way to validate it:
 Swigging down a jigger of very fresh EIS results in a distinct energetic
'awake'  feeling that is not apparent after swigging down stabilized EIS.
 There is a possibility that something similar to the H2O2 reaction is
taking place 'in vivo'...maybe free radical scavenging and blood
oxygenation side effect?
 [Or a case of delusions]

 Since very good results on toe fungus was during a period of
experimentation where I was always swigging from fresh batches and fungus
slowly grew back after that period, it could be that very fresh EIS is
much more beneficial than stored. [Or, I selected out a silver resistant
strain of fungus..or something else.]

 Ode

At 10:49 AM 12/9/2004 -0500, you wrote:

Stuff wrote:

 At 03:08 PM 12/7/2004 -0500, you wrote:
 Can anyone find anything on how to produce AgO4???  I have struck out
 doing searches.
 
 Marshall

 Don't you mean Ag404?

 I too would like to know.

You are correct. I have been searching for AgO4 without much luck.  I
thought it was silver tetraoxide, but it is
apparently tetrasilver tetraoxide.  But the CAS calls it silver oxide. So
I am now really confused, my CRC handbook
calls Ag2O silver oxide and AgO silver peroxide and does not even show
Ag4O4.  Hmmm, I wonder if this is what is
produced when you add H2O2 to EIS, if so that would explain the increased
effectiveness perhaps.

If I find anything I will post another message.

Marshall





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Re: CSRe: CSRe: CSTetrasil and Imusil�(OT magnetic stirring questio n)

2004-12-10 Thread scl...@netzero.net

 Do you notice any differences in the quality of the cs or health benefits as a 
result of magnetic stirring?

Tanks
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Re: CSAdvice Needed

2004-12-10 Thread adrian
104  is not abnormal for a child, in fact I had 104  once when around 25 
or so. The dr came round every hour or so, It just went away. It seems 
to be at the upper limit, but.. It is NOT impossible, although rare. 
There's  a vast difference  between theory and actuality. In a gulf in 
the  mediterranean, the hottest place on earth, people regularly die of 
it, unless they drink all day. I forget the temperature, but very high, 
She means 104 Fahrenheit of course.  PPM means parts per million, its 
called colloidal because the particles are very smal and remain in 
suspension in water,


Anyhow, it seems to be the convention to introduce oneself, being a 
newbie.  I'm 75 definitely non-normal in several ways, curious about 
many things and a regular landmine of miscellaneous misinformation or 
something.  I have a ? about CS.


I make it in a 850 ml jar, with 3 x 9 volt batteries, in series, but not 
sure what ppm it produces , Phil reckons 10ppm is best, Not having a ppm 
meter, cannot find one in NZ.  I use two strips of 5 cm by 1 cm, by 0.2 
mm thick. Perhaps somebody can calculate for me what ppm one gets after 
an hour. The 1st batch went golden and was presented to a friend after 4 
hours or so. After that one piece was blackish. The 2nd and 3rd batch 
was an hour but has not gone golden??, nor was one piece blackish.  I 
mainly joined to find this out. 

Also does anybody know for a fact  that mixing CS with tap water is such 
a sin? I've read this being repeated stated  but never came across any 
decent explanation for it. When put on the body there's a rich 
population of bacteria, etc,  perspiration and the atmosphere is damp, 
so  the pure silver in dislitted water is there mixed up with many 
things and still works, and it's even worse when drinkiing it since the 
stomach contains hydrocholiric acid which does drastic things to 
whatever enters the stomach. Bacteria have some marvels of defense 
tactics, chemically and it still gets through.


Also had toenail fungus, an oriental version, had it for 50 years, Had 
some Silvazine - standard burn cream -
mixed it with menthol in a mortar, it changed radically in about 5 or so 
applications, so now will have to wait to see whether it recovers. Had 
been using lamysil and sporanox for years to no avail. That's a silver 
compound and it works too.


adrian

Marshall Dudley wrote:


Lea Ann wrote:

Hello, My 2 year old son was fine this AM but took a 3 hour nap (much 
longer than usual) and woke up with a temperature of 104 Celsius.


*That is impossible, that is over the boiling point of water. Do you 
mean 104 F?*






Re: CSTranslating request...

2004-12-10 Thread M. G. Devour
Adrian writes:
 There's dozens of translators on internet for short phrases.

Yep, and the job done by the ones I've looked at so far is very, shall 
we say, chancy?

I'd have an even money chance of insulting the poor lady as making her 
split a gut laughing at our efforts if I trusted to babblefish, for 
instance. Any others that are more reliable? I'm all ears!

Be well,

Mike D.

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Re: CSHerx and dosing recommendations, was Re: CSAdvice Needed

2004-12-10 Thread sol
I think that is a case where I'd treat topically as well as with oral 
CS. I have not treated myself for a recluse bite, but people who treat 
for things I have taken CS for do say they have had Herx reactions. I 
have no explanation for why I don't experience them. I have read though, 
that regular old Rx antibiotics can also cause herx reactions.

sol

Marshall Dudley wrote:


Oh yes they exist. A friend of my daugher's would likely have died last night if
I had not gotten hold of my daugher and told her to warn the lady to take it
easy on the CS.  This woman had been bitten by a brown recluse, and did nothing
for it for about 3 or 4 days.  She went to the doctor who prescribed some abx,
but she kept getting worse even with the abx. The doctor said he thought she was
going into septic shock and should go to the hospital today.

 

 




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Re: CSwater distiller brand, was Re: CS

2004-12-10 Thread Nenah Sylver

- Original Message - 
From: sol sol...@sweetwaterhsa.com
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Sent: Friday, December 10, 2004 3:02 PM
Subject: Re: CSwater distiller brand, was Re: CS


   The measure of DW purity most of us use to determine whether it is
 pure enough to make CS is conductance (uS). DW that has too high a
 conductance reading will make yellow CS (with large particles?), and
 depending on what the conductance comes from (as in salts maybe) the CS
 could be silver compounds instead of the ionic silver most of us hope we
 are making. If I understand the process correctly.

The mfr of the Love distiller specifically told me not to use the
 post filter (the charcoal filter you put in the cap the water drips
 through into the collection bottle) for that reason, it would add
 particulates etc,  to the water, raising the uS too high for making CS.

I think I tossed out the filters that came with my unit, but if I
 didn't and can find them I'll run a test, measuring unfiltered finished
 DW with filtered. I do have some charcoal filters that came with a pet
 drinking fountain, but don't know if those are similar enough to be an
 accurate test. When I tested DW run through those a couple years ago,
 the increase in conductance was rather spectacular. From .3uS of the DW
 before going through the filter to around 50uS after filtering, if
 memory serves. No idea if the charcoal filters to the Love distiller
 would increase the conductance that much, without having one to test.

 sol


Thanks for elaborating, Sol. I'm still puzzled by how filtering water could
cause MORE particulates to get into it, when the definition of filtering is to
REMOVE contaminants.

Also...my understanding of the post-filter is that it's a very good thing to use
to get rid of solvents like benzene, which cannot be eliminated during the first
filtering and which, even with a second (post) filtering, are only partly
eliminated.

I'll talk to some other sellers of water distillers and see if I can clear this
up.

Blessings,
Nenah
 Nenah Sylver wrote:

 Sol,
 I am puzzled by your statement that the post-filter adds too much stuff to
the
 DW making it not pure enough to make CS with, because in my lingo filtering
 REMOVES contaminants from the water. Did you mean to say something else?
 
 On the other hand, if what you said is what you meant, could you please
explain
 how the post-filtering would add undesirable elements to the distilled water?
 
 Many thanks. I am really looking for clarity on this because I'd like to buy
a
 distiller soon.
 
 Blessings,
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Re: CSwater distiller brand, was Re: CS

2004-12-10 Thread adrian

Filtering stuff happens if the carbon used is dirty.

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Re: CSHerx and dosing recommendations, was Re: CSAdvice Needed

2004-12-10 Thread Jonathan B. Britten
The only method I know of which might be useful in determining a proper 
dosage of any substance is the Bi-Digital O-Ring Test of Y. Omura, M.D. 
Regrettably, this method is not well known,  and there are very few 
trained experts.Another form of AK might work,  but none is so 
meticulously documented or respected by MD's worldwide. This is 
regrettable,  as the questions raised below are important,  and 
ordinary people need some means of making such decisions.   
Self-testing, by the say, is extremely awkward to say the least.



JBB



On Saturday, Dec 11, 2004, at 03:33 Asia/Tokyo, sol wrote:

This is sort of why I believe dosing recommendations vary so much. It 
is just too individual.
I have ingested orally from an ounce or two to a quart of CS never 
gradually building up to the quart from the previous day's ounce.
I have never experienced a herx reaction, not minutes nor hours after 
drinking the CS. Whether I chugged down a pint or more at once or 
drank a quart over a whole day. Never had even a hint of herx. And y 
et I must be full of pathogens, parasites, mycoplasmas or whatever 
the heck, as I have an incredible number of problems.


My experience is that for most things I am trying to accomplish with 
oral CS, sipping it a little at a time over the day works more 
effectively than chugging a lot all at once and then waiting hours for 
the next dose. The exception is for stomach upsets/diarrhea, in which 
case drinking a glassful at once works much better than small doses 
over hours. For preventing colds and flu, misting eyes and hands 
several times a day and doing so religiously after being in any public 
place is the only thing that worksfor me.


As Ode repeatedly has said here, the only dosing that makes any sense 
is to dose for effect. And that is so highly variable and individual 
that meaningful guidelines just can't be made. The same goes for ppm, 
imho. Some people here report much better results with very small 
quantities of 20 ppm, while others get the same results from larger 
quantities of 5 ppm. I have personally experienced both of those at 
different times for different condtitions I was trying to treat. I 
believe there are no meaningful rules except these:


---use only truly pure CS that is only pure distilled water and .999 
or . silver
---start slowly while you watch to see how CS affects YOU (or your 
child, your pet)
---experiment to see what ppm and dosing works best for YOU (or your 
child, your pet) for the condition, problem, infection, or disease you 
are trying to treat


After those, one can experiment with DMSO, peroxide, gatorade or 
whatever, high and low ppms, but for me those are the basic and only 
rules that make any kind of sense, given individual disease 
conditions, size, metabolism, and all the other possible variables.


I don't know why people insist on black/white, 1 teaspoon, 3 times a 
day, or 2 quarts a day, or other such rules. Some holdover from 
hearing MDs pronounce take two of these 3  times a day and come back 
in two weeks?


And finally one rule over all rules: nothing works for everybody, 
everything works for somebody


sol


Marshall Dudley wrote:

Is the time frame right on this?  I have always assumed that a herx 
would show up much faster than a few hours, something more on the 
order of a few minutes to maybe 10 or 15 minutes. Anyone have 
experience with herx that can give some insight on this. I always 
recommend an interval of about 30 minutes, not a few hours.  If that 
is too fast I need to know.






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Re: CSAdrian's questions...

2004-12-10 Thread adrian

M. G. Devour wrote:

Ta Mike, been fossicking around on Internet

IT SEEMS, the smaller the particles the better, concentrations of 0.2 
ppm work. All our body cells fluids  are in a colloidal state and thus 
mix better with  colloids. Bigger in this case is NOT better. Linus 
Pauling said that most all diseases can be traced back to a deficiency  
of minerals.  Trouble is what else does it need to body incorporate 
those minerals?


We need some 32 trace elements and this list is therefore not complete 
Zinc, Copper, Iron, Tin, Calcium, Sodium, Potassium, Magnesium, 
Manganese, Molybdenum, Chromium, and Boron as well as other rarer 
elements like Selenium, Germanium, Vanadium, Platinum, Gold,  Titanium, 
Rhodium, and Iridium) from the food chain is the beginning of our end.  
This implies our body is  a microcosm of the macrocosm  copying the 
natural proportions of elements, although CHO are the base building 
matter. I recall one german province has people live longer because the 
water contains arsenic.


Cleanliness ie quoteAll glassware must be scrupulously clean.Glass 
and plastic containers and stirrers should be cleaned in aqua regia, 
thoroughly washed in deionized water, and siliconized. All reagents must 
be of high quality Analytical grade and should be filtered immediately 
before use. Water should be double distilled or high quality deionized.


Since we cannot achieve that, no great matter.  Our body regularly 
disposes as poop and urine  sweat as well as in breathing, any surplus 
stuff. Of course that only works well in a fully healthy body which we 
ain't got. The pancreas makes about 0.5 liter a day and its composition 
varies by the second. We're getting overdosed by one of our worst 
afflictions here, isolating things from one another in a pure state, 
after which it's god's own problem to figure out in which proportion to 
muddle them back again when Nature provides that already done.


I'm doing colloidal gold right now in a previous silver solution. I 
cannot see why it costs so much because it costs but cents a liter to 
make. I'm going to make copper and zinc as well. The copper wire inside  
power leads should do fine. NZ is deficient in copper, cobalt, sinc, 
selenium and iodine and that is worth thinking on for every country.  It 
might be interesting to read up in Ayurvedic medicine because it is fond 
of using metals whereas chinese herbology is fond of anything on a 
forest floor. It might also be interesting to boil animal bones  in a 
pressure cooker until the bones crumbles because bone contains lots of 
minerals.  Another one to think of is grass juice, because cows and 
sheep do well on that. It needs one of those single gear, slow speed 
cruncher juicers, which leave dry pulp.


After an hour on the batteries  the csathode, I think, went black where 
the anode started to produce bubbles of hydrogen one fancies and I take 
that to mean the particles will get bigger, so I stopped. I'm told after 
3 weeks of a teaspoon a day  on gets smarter, more relaxed and feel 
better, we'll see and me getting a worse smartass than I am already,.


adrian


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Re: CSTranslating request...

2004-12-10 Thread adrian

There's dozens of translators on internet for short phrases.

adrian




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Re: CSHerx and dosing recommendations, was Re: CSAdvice Needed

2004-12-10 Thread sol
Can you describe in plain english what the Bi-Digital O-ring test is? I 
have googled some info on it, and to be honest I can't make head or tail 
of it, but I'd like to have a simple explanation of what it is, if there 
is one.

TIA,
sol

Jonathan B. Britten wrote:

The only method I know of which might be useful in determining a 
proper dosage of any substance is the Bi-Digital O-Ring Test of Y. 
Omura, M.D. Regrettably, this method is not well known,  and there 
are very few trained experts.Another form of AK might work,  but 
none is so meticulously documented or respected by MD's worldwide. 
This is regrettable,  as the questions raised below are important,  
and ordinary people need some means of making such decisions.   
Self-testing, by the say, is extremely awkward to say the least.






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Re: CSwater distiller brand, was Re: CS

2004-12-10 Thread name withheld

**it's very simple, nina. the filters are made of particles and some of
these enter the water. however, the rest of the filter is removing
contaminants.
some people suggest filtering the water BEFORE distilling.
Thanks for elaborating, Sol. I'm still puzzled by how filtering water 
could
cause MORE particulates to get into it, when the definition of 
filtering is to

REMOVE contaminants.



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Re: CSHerx and dosing recommendations, was Re: CSAdvice Needed

2004-12-10 Thread Jonathan B. Britten

Please see:

http://www.baobab.or.jp/~oring/e_basis.shtml


The BDORT is a test of muscle strength;  it is a kind of applied 
kinesiology with extensive medical testing and verification.


Make an OK sign with one hand.   This is a bi-digital o-ring.A 
doctor will attempt to pull open that circle with his/her own O-Rings.


It is exceedingly simple in principle, so much so that it seems 
unbelievable.   It was patented in the USA after seven years and 
several rejections, and only after many MD's sent supporting 
documentation to the USPTO.


Recently the BDORT has been used in SARS testing in Asia,  and idea 
that I think is extremely good, with great potential apropos 
bioterrorism prevention.






JBB



On Saturday, Dec 11, 2004, at 11:58 Asia/Tokyo, sol wrote:

Can you describe in plain english what the Bi-Digital O-ring test is? 
I have googled some info on it, and to be honest I can't make head or 
tail of it, but I'd like to have a simple explanation of what it is, 
if there is one.

TIA,
sol

Jonathan B. Britten wrote:

The only method I know of which might be useful in determining a 
proper dosage of any substance is the Bi-Digital O-Ring Test of Y. 
Omura, M.D. Regrettably, this method is not well known,  and 
there are very few trained experts.Another form of AK might work, 
 but none is so meticulously documented or respected by MD's 
worldwide. This is regrettable,  as the questions raised below 
are important,  and ordinary people need some means of making such 
decisions.   Self-testing, by the say, is extremely awkward to say 
the least.






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Re: CSHerx and dosing recommendations, was Re: CSAdvice Needed

2004-12-10 Thread adrian
Even that does not indicate which finger correlates with which genome 
and organ system, which would help to know. I checked the Journal and it 
cannot find Omura in the abstracts either.


Come to think of it I used an even simpler technique when counseling, I 
used to hypnotise the toe or finger by saying Finger wiggle when you 
lie and stay still when taking truth Then ask yes no questions, and it 
works. Very convincing to the patient as well.


adrian


Jonathan B. Britten wrote:

Please see:

http://www.baobab.or.jp/~oring/e_basis.shtml




Jonathan B. Britten wrote:


Please see:

http://www.baobab.or.jp/~oring/e_basis.shtml


The BDORT is a test of muscle strength; it is a kind of applied 
kinesiology with extensive medical testing and verification.


Make an OK sign with one hand. This is a bi-digital o-ring. A doctor 
will attempt to pull open that circle with his/her own O-Rings.


It is exceedingly simple in principle, so much so that it seems 
unbelievable. It was patented in the USA after seven years and several 
rejections, and only after many MD's sent supporting documentation to 
the USPTO.


Recently the BDORT has been used in SARS testing in Asia, and idea 
that I think is extremely good, with great potential apropos 
bioterrorism prevention.






JBB



On Saturday, Dec 11, 2004, at 11:58 Asia/Tokyo, sol wrote:

Can you describe in plain english what the Bi-Digital O-ring test is? 
I have googled some info on it, and to be honest I can't make head or 
tail of it, but I'd like to have a simple explanation of what it is, 
if there is one.

TIA,
sol

Jonathan B. Britten wrote:

The only method I know of which might be useful in determining a 
proper dosage of any substance is the Bi-Digital O-Ring Test of Y. 
Omura, M.D. Regrettably, this method is not well known, and there 
are very few trained experts. Another form of AK might work, but 
none is so meticulously documented or respected by MD's worldwide. 
This is regrettable, as the questions raised below are important, 
and ordinary people need some means of making such decisions. 
Self-testing, by the say, is extremely awkward to say the least.






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