Re: CSLumps and bumps

[Ode Coyote]

Didn't say it caused them...or that niacin was founded in fact.

Story:
I had a large hard lump on my bicep for weeks.
I went mushroom hunting in Alabama and ate a large one of those Cubensis magical mushrooms.
Trippy mushrooms.
I felt a hot flush that was identical to a niacin flush, centered my attention on that lump focusing the heat there.
It got very red and felt quite hot.
The next day it was GONE.

Those mushrooms 'could be' very high in niacin content.

Ode

At 12:57 PM 11/3/2005 EST, you wrote: 

In a message dated 10/31/05 8:07:47 AM Central Standard Time, odecoy...@alltel.net writes:


.now this is WAY right off the top of my head..

Niacin and some meditation to direct and concentrate the hot pricklies
[Niacin flushing]




Hi Ode - 

Now this is intriguing.  I was having serious leg cramps this Summer, and my  chiro told me to take Potassium -- that I was Potassium deficient due to heavy perspiration from physical labor in our sweltering Summer heat.  Sure enough -- as soon as I started supplementing Potassium, the leg cramps went away.  Please explain how a Niacin deficiency would cause lumps??MA 

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Re: CSThe Health Freedom Protection Act - to stop FDA/FTC censorship

[Ode Coyote]

  The FDA was formed from public outcry when food contained large amounts
of rat turds, hair, floor sweepings in general, bacteria...and drugs were
completely unregulated as to contents and claims. There were many opium
addicts who didn't even know they were taking opium.
 The FDA has improved general conditions considerably.

BUT, It does need to be restructured. 
 Rather than protecting just against known threats, it has come to protect
us, by demand,  from unknowns as well.

 A good part of this is due to the publics dependency on outside sources
for discovering what to do, coupled with a dependency on lawsuits to fix
things when 'what not to do' isn't known, but someone else must be held
responsible.
 Enter the insurance companies who lobby for protection because they have
to pay off 'somebody' regardless of who made an error.

 WE have become so blame oriented that we have demanded protection from
'ourselves' and given the responibility to others who MUST restrict
everything not known, in self defense.
 It has become a punishable crime to not know something and the 'not known'
is VASTLY bigger than the 'known'.

 Finding things out can be very expensive and dangerous, therefore, only
those who see a possible profit will take the risk...and it IS risky!
 People who take risks tend to sue, or use some other benefits paid for
by insurance when they don't work out.

  The FDA is oriented towards regulation, not discovery.
 It neither has the means or the funds to do discovery.
 Protection and discovery are two completely different animals.

What we have here is the old Help me Help me...no, not like that!  game.
 Make sure my food and drugs are safe, but don't tell me what to eat and
take!!
..and 'you' pay for my errors in judgement? 
 'YOU' pay for my ignorance and gullibilty?
 I threw caution to the wind, so now 'blow' me?

 Well, it's not a wonder that no one can say anything about anything that
makes any difference without mega bucks backing it up.

 Face the facts.
  Any time you charge someone else to do your thinking for you, or else,
they will do exactly that and you will wind up in the very secure little
cage that you paid them to build.
 You can still walk in the woods because you can't sue a tree, or sue a
land owner for what trees do in a forest...but a loggers insurance rates
are high, IF he has any.
  One day he may find himself in a suit of armor if he does have insurance,
behaves stupidly and makes lost of claims. 
 If he stays smart and knows he must be ever aware and careful or die broke
and broken,  he doesn't need the insurance.
If he can start sueing land owners for what trees do, he'll not be allowed
into the woods in short order.

 Security and limitation IS the same animal.

The only way to do away with the FDA 'prove a negative' bent is to do away
with lawsuits and insurance...and look for our rat turds ourselves and be
willing to eat them if we don't.

 The bright side is free speech.
 So long as you don't sell something restricted, you can say anything you
want to.
 Buyer Beware has been wrapped in the 'protect me' blanket, by popular
demand which throws the FTC into bed with the FDA.
 The FDA isn't crashing Mikes doors down for hosting this list.

I don't sell dope.  I can go out and scream about the wonders of heroin all
I want.
 I can stand on a soap box and yell out how much God wants somebody to kill
everyone but people like me.
 Though, other people will 'want' to have me arrested for that, there is no
crime in screaming...yet.
 There are still some blame limits on how something is heard.

 That's next to go when people do what they're told and put a liability
protection blanket over the tellers.
 We are on the way.

If people were better at thinking and not as good at believing anything
they're told while holding someone else responsible for that belief?

 Then maybe we could get rid of the FDA and count on the FTC to enforce
full disclosure rules.
...one being 'We don't know what this does, but it's in there'.

..and so long as rat turds are listed on the label, they could be sold as
food, hair tonic or a cold cure...as YOU decide..and take the consequences
of being wrong.

 Had the FTC been formed first, we possibly never would have gone on to
feel a need for the FDA.
 But we wanted protection rather than information at the time.

Ode


At 10:59 AM 11/3/2005 -0800, you wrote:

The FDA is the biggest health threat there is. it is much more deadly than
any flue pandemic or war might be. It is an organization of guilty liars
driven by the profits of special interests. They are followed by the
medical establishment which is responsible for over 700,000 deaths each
year. and that is the number they admit to. no telling how many they kill
that they dont admit to. I think some Protection Act act to stop them is
only a temporary measure in a couple years we fight the battle all over
again. the organization jsut needs to be abolished completely along with
the FTC the AMA, 

Re: CSlemons and cancer

[Ode Coyote]

  I've bought a few steaks where only the package made it to the checkout
but there's always a risk.
 Historically, cooking prevents parasites and active bacterial infections
that can be a lot worse a lot faster than a slightly acidic body.  ['if'
such a thing is really true]

Ode

At 12:13 PM 11/3/2005 -0800, you wrote:

Hi Ken,

Yeah you have to get over the yuk part to eat it. wasnt too hard for me.
But it was a definite barrier. Once you get past that one though its
actually quite good. Its only the mind that says yuk the body says Yumm :-)
If we can all get the mind out of the way of our eatnig habits we wolud
all be much healthier. the body knows what it needs. the mind forces what
it thinks it needs on the body, and thus the reult on our health that is so
prevalent these days. 

Read the book We want to live by Aajonus Vonderplanetz and you will have
a whole different outlook on life and the role microbes play. we dont need
to be killing them all indiscriminately like we do. they are a vital part
of the evironment both inside and outside of ourselves. 


Take care,
 V


 **shivers**

 Yuk...raw meat.  :)

 -Ken Bagwell


 --- V vzo...@yahoo.com wrote:

 Hi Cindy,
 
 The reason they are mostly helathy is because they
 ate much of their stuff raw. when you eat meat raw
 and or dairy raw it is not acidic to the body.
 
 I eat stuff like that myself, lotsa fat and cream
 and butter and meat. I cook the meat unless I can
 find good organic grass fed meat , then i eat it raw
 too. Not always easy to find. they do have raw
 organic dairy here in Calif. The cream can esaily be
 addicting when its raw, it tastes so good.
 
 http://www.paleodiet.com/
 http://www.angelfire.com/ny2/bass/aajonus.html
 http://wholehealth.homestead.com/raw.html
 
 
 Take care,
  V
 
 
  I've recently taken a Traditional Diet Seminar
 sponsored by the Weston
  A. Price Foundation.  The primitive people Dr.
 Price visited ate lots of
  animal fats, which would be highly acidic, how
 come they were healthy?  One group only ate fish and
 cream.
 
  Cindy
 
 
 
  Citrious fruit while it is acid is NOT acidic
 after it inters the body.
 
  Go to www.thewolfeclinic.com/acidalkfoods.html and
 print out the list of
  acid and alkaline foods. It will amaze you as to
 what is acidic to the body.
 
  Ole Bob
 
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Re: CSRe: Mexican Dentists

[FRANK CUNS-RIAL]

Hi Brikey,
We are thinking about Mexico dentists for cosmetic dentistry Can you recommend 
any DDS or any way of finding a reliable one? 
Thx

Frank
  - Original Message - 
  From: brick...@aol.com 
  To: silver-list@eskimo.com 
  Sent: Tuesday, November 01, 2005 9:43 PM
  Subject: CSRe: Mexican Dentists


  Los Algodones, Mexico is where I have had all my dental work done. My 
insurance covered $800.00 dentist work per year so I did $800 work per year. 
The dentist would sign a claim form and my insurance paid me $800 every year. 
Many times my insurance would pay more than my dentist charged! You can even 
negotiate prices with the dentist. My wife has an upper plate and went in for a 
cleaning which normally cost $20. She told the dentist he was only doing half 
the work and he reduced his charge to $10.
  I called my insurance the first time I went to Mexico and told them what the 
dentist charged. They said go for it. They have an agreement where USA has to 
respect the Mexican dentist signature. Don't try IV Chelation as medicare will 
not honor out of country charges. My insurance said they would cover Chelations 
but Medicare was primary and refused to pay so my insurance then refused to pay.
  Brickey 

Re: CSRe: Mexican Dentists

[twll56]

drmorales...@yahoo.com

Re: CSRe: Mexican Dentists

[Tel Tofflemire]

I have been to a Mexico DDS twice this year (reason ) cost is very cheep, 
and work is great.  Los Algodones Mexico is where the office is  at that I  
My wife went to.  We are very happy.  He only charged me $180 for me and my 
wife, We both had  Exams, x-rays, cleaning, and one filling in My wife's 
mouth,
 My second visit was for a small filling as I took a friend there who 
needed a lot of work.  They did the filling and I had two amalgam fillings on 
that side that was numb, and I asked her how much to remove the mercury 
fillings and replace with porcelain, since it was numb...Nothing, Natha, 
Zip..Only $80.00 For all that work, I still have one more mercury filling to 
get out.  All the Mexican DDS do this work. This place is just South of 
Yuma, AZ.
His name is Dr. Bernardo Magaina, DDS General Dentistry  Oral Surgery
office phone: 928-726-2005 USA ring over number, so no out of country 
chargesemail:  drmag...@beamspeed.net

As you enter the country from the USA parking lot it is the first DDS on the 
left , Big Blue front with name..or ask anyone
they will give you a free drink card with his name on it, at a Mexican a 
few steps away from the DDS. Office. 
There are many DDS that do cosmetic Dentistry too , they line the streets.

PS I live in a retirement village in the Upper Mts in AZ near Sedona, and 
almost everyone I know goes to Mexico to have work done, the DDS were 
trained in USA, or Mexico City, I was told. They are very good fast and 
cheap and clean.  
You can buy The  Strong Mexican CS there too, I found some for $3.00 usa 
dollars.
Tel Tofflemire
Dewey, AZ


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  To: silver-list@eskimo.com 
  Sent: Friday, November 04, 2005 8:01 AM
  Subject: Re: CSRe: Mexican Dentists


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Re: CSpotassium vs. sodium salt vs. no salt

[Siriusss]

We use potassium salt. When the directions say add salt I assume they mean  
sodium salt. Can I use Potassium salt? Actually I am inclined not to use any  
salt.
 
Harper

CSSilverlon, etc.

[Terry Chamberlin]

Looking at the Silverlon website prompted my memory
about an experience I had a few years ago.

I was mowing the lawn on a summer afternoon, wearing
short pants. I ran over an unknown hornets nest in the
ground. A second later, my legs were on fire. I looked
down and saw my entire calf area on both legs covered
with hornets. There couldn't have been less than 20 or
30 hornets on my legs.

I scraped the hornets off my legs with a stick and
rushed into the house and soaked two hand towels in CS
and wrapped them around both calves. In about 15
minutes, the pain had lessened significantly. I
rewrapped both calves two more times, about an hour
apart. An hour after the incident, the pain was almost
entirely gone.

The next day, there was not even a MARK on my legs! No
bumps, no swelling, no sign that I had even been
stung.

If I had not been convinced of the value of CS before,
I sure was now.






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Re: CSRe: Regarding salt lamps and Lea Ann

[Siriusss]

Thank all you so much. I have never heard of salt lamps before but I am  
getting everyone in my family one for Xmas. They call me the weirdo from  
California anyway so why not? It gives them all something to gossip about all  
year 
anyway. Maybe they will all get out the salt lamp and fire it up to show  their 
friends how weird Californians are and get well while they are gossiping. 
 
Lea Ann I may take you up on your offer but only if you take something for  
yourself. You are too good a person and buying an air purifier from an angel is 
 win win  for me but does nothing for you.
 
I want to know more about the  Mexican dentists too and your  experiences.
 
Sorry I did not get back to anyone yesterday. I was in the Twilight Zone.  
The only weird thing that did not happen to me was that I was NOT abducted  by 
space aliens. It started with a pipe breaking in my bathroom wall. It  
progressed to my cell phone malfunctioning and calling me continuously  and  
ended 
with some strange woman driving up to me in a parking lot at 8 PM to tell  me 
she 
was having a heart attack and asking if I could take her to the emergency  
room in her favorite hospital not the one that was close because she supposedly 
 
worked there. When we got there she ran out of the car leaving me with her 
keys.  She just disappeared.
 
Moral: CS can protect you from cancer and avian flu but you still may  fall 
prey to bad landlords, renegade satellites  and lunatics!
 
Harper

Re: CSSilverlon, etc.

[Marshall Dudley]

Terry Chamberlin wrote:

 Looking at the Silverlon website prompted my memory
 about an experience I had a few years ago.

 I was mowing the lawn on a summer afternoon, wearing
 short pants. I ran over an unknown hornets nest in the
 ground. A second later, my legs were on fire. I looked
 down and saw my entire calf area on both legs covered
 with hornets. There couldn't have been less than 20 or
 30 hornets on my legs.

Those would have been ground yellow jackets, hornets build paper nests up
high.  Ground yellow jackets are about the meanest insects around.  We have
had them kill several people around here, usually by crawling  into a can
of pop then stinging the person in the throat when they drink it.  I always
drink canned drinks by straining it through my teeth when outside for that
reason.  Best way to get rid of them is to pour gasoline into the hole and
light it. Actually both holes, they almost always have a back entrance
which I found out the first time I tried it.

Marshall



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Re: CSorigin of salt lamps

[Siriusss]

Is there any difference between the quality of salt lamps from the  different 
countries? I have noticed Pakistan and Iran have salt lamps for sale  and the 
Iranian ones are blue to purple. This is a serious question.
 
This brought to  my mind a  semi serious question: Can one be  arrested  for 
buying salt lamps from black listed countries? Do salt  lamps fall under the 
patriot act?
 
I am writing and directing a comedy film of shorts like Monty  Python-I 
already have Iran/Contra dance- Black robed Shiites square dancing with  ZK47s  
 
and I can see a scene of Taliban doing a home industry of salt  lamps. This was 
my laugh for today.
 
Harper
 
 
 

Re: CSSilverlon, etc.

[sol]

From our experience, essential lavender oil works for insect stings and 
burns and bites of all kinds. Used neat on a burn or bite the pain 
relief is nearly instantaneous.


My husband is allergic to gnat bites. He has knots, and scars from some 
he got 20 years ago. Now that he puts neat lavender essential oil on 
them, he gets no allergic reaction, and no scarring. Of course if he 
wouldn't forget to use the diluted lavender oil as repellant, he 
wouldn't get bitten in the first place, this has been 'tested' here many 
times, lol.


Not saying EIS doesn't work, but for pain relief it is far, far slower.

sol

Terry Chamberlin wrote:


Looking at the Silverlon website prompted my memory
about an experience I had a few years ago.

I was mowing the lawn on a summer afternoon, wearing
short pants. I ran over an unknown hornets nest in the
ground. A second later, my legs were on fire. I looked
down and saw my entire calf area on both legs covered
with hornets. There couldn't have been less than 20 or
30 hornets on my legs.

I scraped the hornets off my legs with a stick and
rushed into the house and soaked two hand towels in CS
and wrapped them around both calves. In about 15
minutes, the pain had lessened significantly. I
rewrapped both calves two more times, about an hour
apart. An hour after the incident, the pain was almost
entirely gone.

The next day, there was not even a MARK on my legs! No
bumps, no swelling, no sign that I had even been
stung.

If I had not been convinced of the value of CS before,
I sure was now.






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Re: CSSilverlon, etc.

[Marshall Dudley]

sol wrote:

  From our experience, essential lavender oil works for insect stings and
 burns and bites of all kinds. Used neat on a burn or bite the pain
 relief is nearly instantaneous.


How about poison ivy?

Marshall



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Re: CSRe: Mexican Dentists

[Lea Ann]

Who sent this?  Who is twll56?

Lea Ann
  - Original Message - 
  From: twll56 
  To: silver-list@eskimo.com 
  Sent: Friday, November 04, 2005 10:01 AM
  Subject: Re: CSRe: Mexican Dentists


  drmorales...@yahoo.com

CSUnidentified subject!

[ruth strackbein]

From Ruth Strackbein: I just had my bi-annual dental checkup. Dentist tells me I have a cracked filling on a tooth that holds my partial plate. He recommends fixing it with a silver crown. Anyone have any pros or cons about this procedure?This would remove the amalgam filling that is in there presently. Another tooth is a dead tooth that this dentist insists from x-rays, is okay. There is a pocket next to it which continues to be tender. Thought I would put this in since there is a thread about teeth going on at present. Ruth


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Re: CSRe: Regarding salt lamps and Lea Ann

[Lea Ann]

Hi Harper,

I don't know if I'm going to a Mexican dentist yet but I REALLY want to.  Rest 
assured that if I decide to go I'll let everyone know what my experience was 
like!

About the Flair, I just looked up my cost... it is $229.00.  I really don't 
care if I profit from the sale of one of these as it is not my focus right now, 
but I pay my annual $35.00 dues every year because I keep getting referrals 
from past customers.  So if you wanted to make a contribution towards the 
dues I paid this year that would be great!

I have to say that I love my Flair.  BUT, I am very ambiguous about the safety 
of the ozone in the air.  It is this issue that keeps me from really trying to 
sell these units more aggressively.

What I love about the Flair is the sanitize feature where the ozone blasts at 
full strength for an hour then turns off.  I will sanitize when I know I am not 
going to be around to breath the ozone but otherwise I leave it off.  (I put my 
pillows in plastic bags and ozone them weekly)  I also tent my bed with 
plastic and ozone the mattress, etc.

I can't tell you how many people I've sold units to that I've given them 
DETAILED instructions about keeping the ozone level off (except to sanitize) or 
down very low, but they blast it on high anyway.  This is why I feel so 
ambiguous about selling them.  

Anyway...

Your story about your day was TOO funny.  

Oh, and I wanted to let you know that I am really glad you asked your question 
because I had never heard of Salt Lamps and now am very interested in them! 

Blessings,
Lea Ann


  - Original Message - 
  From: siriu...@aol.com 
  To: silver-list@eskimo.com 
  Sent: Friday, November 04, 2005 11:40 AM
  Subject: Re: CSRe: Regarding salt lamps and Lea Ann


  Thank all you so much. I have never heard of salt lamps before but I am 
getting everyone in my family one for Xmas. They call me the weirdo from 
California anyway so why not? It gives them all something to gossip about all 
year anyway. Maybe they will all get out the salt lamp and fire it up to show 
their friends how weird Californians are and get well while they are gossiping. 

  Lea Ann I may take you up on your offer but only if you take something for 
yourself. You are too good a person and buying an air purifier from an angel is 
win win  for me but does nothing for you.

  I want to know more about the  Mexican dentists too and your experiences.

  Sorry I did not get back to anyone yesterday. I was in the Twilight Zone.  
The only weird thing that did not happen to me was that I was NOT abducted by 
space aliens. It started with a pipe breaking in my bathroom wall. It 
progressed to my cell phone malfunctioning and calling me continuously  and 
ended with some strange woman driving up to me in a parking lot at 8 PM to tell 
me she was having a heart attack and asking if I could take her to the 
emergency room in her favorite hospital not the one that was close because she 
supposedly worked there. When we got there she ran out of the car leaving me 
with her keys. She just disappeared.

  Moral: CS can protect you from cancer and avian flu but you still may fall 
prey to bad landlords, renegade satellites  and lunatics!

  Harper

Re: CSUnidentified subject!

[Lea Ann]

Hi Ruth,

I don't have a lot of knowledge in this area but that tender pocket next to the 
dead tooth would concern me.  I find it hard to believe that a dead tooth is 
ok to remain in your mouth... seems to me like it would be a source for a 
focal infection.

Best of luck to you as you gather information - I will be watching your thread 
with intereste.

Blessings,
Lea Ann
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  From: ruth strackbein 
  To: silver-list@eskimo.com 
  Sent: Friday, November 04, 2005 1:10 PM
  Subject: CSUnidentified subject!






  From Ruth Strackbein: I just had my bi-annual dental checkup.  Dentist tells 
me I have a cracked filling on a tooth that holds my partial plate.  He 
recommends fixing it with a silver crown.  Anyone have any pros or cons about 
this procedure? This would remove the amalgam filling that is in there 
presently. Another tooth is a dead tooth that this dentist insists from x-rays, 
is okay. There is a pocket next to it which continues to be tender.  Thought I 
would put this in since there is a thread about teeth going on at present.  Ruth
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[Lea Ann]

or rather... I'll be watching your thread with INTEREST   :-)
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  From: Lea Ann 
  To: silver-list@eskimo.com 
  Sent: Friday, November 04, 2005 1:18 PM
  Subject: Re: CSUnidentified subject!


  Hi Ruth,

  I don't have a lot of knowledge in this area but that tender pocket next to 
the dead tooth would concern me.  I find it hard to believe that a dead tooth 
is ok to remain in your mouth... seems to me like it would be a source for a 
focal infection.

  Best of luck to you as you gather information - I will be watching your 
thread with intereste.

  Blessings,
  Lea Ann

Re: CSUnidentified subject!

[twll56]

I'm in the same boat.I have one thats going to have to come out this winter.The 
gum around it gets puffy sometmes.I use my LED  device to keep it in check.
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  From: Lea Ann 
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  Sent: Friday, November 04, 2005 1:18 PM
  Subject: Re: CSUnidentified subject!


  Hi Ruth,

  I don't have a lot of knowledge in this area but that tender pocket next to 
the dead tooth would concern me.  I find it hard to believe that a dead tooth 
is ok to remain in your mouth... seems to me like it would be a source for a 
focal infection.

  Best of luck to you as you gather information - I will be watching your 
thread with intereste.

  Blessings,
  Lea Ann
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From Ruth Strackbein: I just had my bi-annual dental checkup.  Dentist 
tells me I have a cracked filling on a tooth that holds my partial plate.  He 
recommends fixing it with a silver crown.  Anyone have any pros or cons about 
this procedure? This would remove the amalgam filling that is in there 
presently. Another tooth is a dead tooth that this dentist insists from x-rays, 
is okay. There is a pocket next to it which continues to be tender.  Thought I 
would put this in since there is a thread about teeth going on at present.  Ruth
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Re: CSpotassium vs. sodium salt vs. no salt

[V]

Why use no salt? that is medical propaganda. You jsut need to use good salt 
thats all.
V

Interesting Facts About Salt

Salt has many other functions than just regulating the water content of 
the body. Here are some of the more vital functions of salt in the body:

1. Salt is most effective in stabilizing irregular heartbeats and, 
contrary to the misconception that it causes high blood pressure, it is
actually essential for the regulation of blood pressure - in conjunction
with water. Naturally the proportions are critical.

2. Salt is vital to the extraction of excess acidity from the cells in the

body, particularly the brain cells.

3. Salt is vital for balancing the sugar levels in the blood; a needed 
element in diabetics.

4. Salt is vital for the generation of hydroelectric energy in cells in 
the body. It is used for local power generation at the sites of energy
need by the cells.

5. Salt is vital to the nerve cells' communication and information 
processing all the time that the brain cells work, from the moment of
conception to death.

6. Salt is vital for absorption of food particles through the intestinal 
tract.

7. Salt is vital for the clearance of the lungs of mucus plugs and sticky 
phlegm, particularly in asthma and cystic fibrosis.

8. Salt is vital for clearing up catarrh and congestion of the sinuses.

9. Salt is a strong natural antihistamine.

10. Salt is essential for the prevention of muscle cramps.

11. Salt is vital to prevent excess saliva production to the point that it

flows out of the mouth during sleep. Needing to constantly mop up excess 
saliva indicates salt shortage.

12. Salt is absolutely vital to making the structure of bones firm. 
Osteoporosis, in a major way, is a result of salt and water shortage in
the body.

13. Salt is vital for sleep regulation. It is a natural hypnotic. 

14. Salt is a vitally needed element in the treatment of diabetics.

15. Salt on the tongue will stop persistent dry coughs.

16. Salt is vital for the prevention of gout and gouty arthritis.

17. Salt is vital for maintaining sexuality and libido.

18. Salt is vital for preventing varicose veins and spider veins on the 
legs and thighs.

19. Salt is vital to the communication and information processing nerve 
cells the entire time that the brain cells work - from the moment of 
conception to death.

20. Salt is vital for reducing a double chin. When the body is short of 
salt, it means the body really is short of water. The salivary glands
sense the salt shortage and are obliged to produce more saliva to
lubricate the act of chewing and swallowing and also to supply the stomach
with water that it needs for breaking down foods. Circulation to the
salivary glands increases and the blood vessels become leaky in order to
supply the glands with water to manufacture saliva. The leakiness spills
beyond the area of the glands themselves, causing increased bulk under the
skin of the chin, the cheeks and into the neck.

21. Sea salt contains about 80 mineral elements that the body needs. Some 
of these elements are needed in trace amounts. Unrefined sea salt is a 
better choice of salt than other types of salt on the market. Ordinary
table salt that is bought in the super markets has been stripped of its 
companion elements and contains additive elements such as aluminum
silicate to keep it powdery and porous. Aluminum is a very toxic element
in our nervous system. It is implicated as one of the primary causes of
Alzheimer's disease. Back to Salt Intake is Vital or Back to Home

22. Twenty-seven percent of the body's salt is in the bones. Osteoporosis 
results when the body needs more salt and takes it from the body. Bones 
are twenty-two percent water. Is it not obvious what happens to the bones 
when we're deficient in salt or water or both.


http://www.watercure.com/
http://www.life-enthusiast.com/salt/brine.html




Take care,
 V


 We use potassium salt. When the directions say add salt I assume they mean
 sodium salt. Can I use Potassium salt? Actually I am inclined not to use any
 salt.
  
 Harper


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Re: CSpotassium vs. sodium salt vs. no salt

[V]

Hi Siriusss,

The potassium salt wolud probaly be good to take, a better source of potassium 
may be molasses.
Too much of the potassium salt at one time can be dangerous. Potassium chloride 
is what they inject in people to execute them. A couple tablespoons of it down 
the hatch wolud probably do the same thing.




Take care,
 V


 We use potassium salt. When the directions say add salt I assume they mean
 sodium salt. Can I use Potassium salt? Actually I am inclined not to use any
 salt.
  
 Harper


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CSRe: Re: CSpotassium vs. sodium salt vs. no salt

[Lea Ann]

Hello V,

I think it might be because of the combination of salt with silver forming 
silver chloride?


I don't understand the chemistry involved, but I have a personal experience 
of what can happen when you mix salt and colloidal silver.  I had a sinus 
infection and I used to use saline to flush my sinuses by placing a large 
swig of salt water in my mouth then bending over the sink and allowing the 
water to go into my sinuses and I'd blow it out my nose into the sink.


This would help clear the sinuses a little bit but during an infection it 
did not kill the infection.


Then I learned a little bit about colloidal silver and bought a bottle at 
the health food store (before I got my silver gen SG6).  I figured that I'd 
first flush with saline to loosen and remove as much gunk as possible the 
follow up with CS.  I did this twice about a half an hour apart.  About 
another half an hour later I honestly thought I was going to die from the 
pain in my sinuses. (o.k. I exaggerate a bit)  I have a very high tolerance 
for pain, but it seemed like there was fire in between my eyes and I got a 
pounding headache.  I quickly got on the curezone forum and asked for ideas 
and someone theorized that I had created too much silver chloride by 
following a saline flush with CS.


I flushed with just saline a few times to help clear things up and about two 
hours later the pain was gone and that episode was over.


The next morning the sinus infection was still going strong so I decided to 
use ONLY CS (I figured it had been long enough since my last saline flush 
that I wasn't going to create another silver chloride fire between the 
eyes episode).  My thinking was that saline had never killed a sinus 
infection but possibly straight CS might.


When I flush with just CS it burns much more than with saline water because 
sinuses are used to a saline condition and plain water or CS water is NOT 
saline so it burns some.  Plain water and CS feel just the same to me.


Anyway, I could easily put up with this kind of burning so I kept at the CS 
Only routine (running it into my mouth and out through my sinuses) about 
once an hour for the rest of the day.  By the next morning I had beaten a 
sinus infection without antibiotics for the first time in my life.


I was so impressed that I bought an SG6 that day!

Moral of the story - don't mix CS and saline then flush your sinuses with 
it!


Blessings,
Lea Ann



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Sent: Friday, November 04, 2005 2:33 PM
Subject: spam: Re: CSpotassium vs. sodium salt vs. no salt


Why use no salt? that is medical propaganda. You jsut need to use good 
salt thats all.

V




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Re: CSpotassium vs. sodium salt vs. no salt re:V

[Siriusss]

Wow I had no idea that salt was so important. I always use potassium salt  
because I like the flavor and because my mother is a Mormon and she always  
bought potassium salt from Utah. When I did not use it and only sodium salt I  
got 
muscle cramps. I dance, sometime professionally. The potassium salt  
minimizes  muscle cramping.
 
Harper
 

Re: CSpotassium vs. sodium salt vs. no salt

[Marshall Dudley]

Information on potassium chloride and lethal dosages can be found at 
http://www.inchem.org/documents/pims/pharm/potasscl.htm

Marshall

V wrote:

 Hi Siriusss,

 The potassium salt wolud probaly be good to take, a better source of 
 potassium may be molasses.
 Too much of the potassium salt at one time can be dangerous. Potassium 
 chloride is what they inject in people to execute them. A couple tablespoons 
 of it down the hatch wolud probably do the same thing.

 Take care,
  V

  We use potassium salt. When the directions say add salt I assume they mean
  sodium salt. Can I use Potassium salt? Actually I am inclined not to use any
  salt.
 
  Harper

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Re: CSRe: Regarding salt lamps and Lea Ann

[Siriusss]

 
I will save up. December sound good? Dues are no problem as added since  
these things are 600+ and I don't have to be annoyed by the guy who took the  
place of the dealer I bought the last one from.
 
Harper
 
In a message dated 11/4/2005 10:18:19 A.M. Pacific Standard Time,  
lsav...@cfl.rr.com writes:

Hi Harper,
 
I don't know if I'm going to a Mexican dentist yet but I REALLY want  to.  
Rest assured that if I decide to go I'll let everyone know what my  experience 
was like!
 
About the Flair, I just looked up my cost... it is $229.00.  I  really don't 
care if I profit from the sale of one of these as it is not my  focus right 
now, but I pay my annual $35.00 dues every year because I keep  getting 
referrals from past customers.  So if you wanted to make a  contribution 
towards the 
dues I paid this year that would be great!
 
I have to say that I love my Flair.  BUT, I am very ambiguous about  the 
safety of the ozone in the air.  It is this issue that keeps me  from really 
trying to sell these units more aggressively.

What I love about the Flair is the sanitize feature where the ozone  blasts 
at full strength for an hour then turns off.  I will sanitize when  I know I 
am not going to be around to breath the ozone but otherwise I leave  it off.  
(I put my pillows in plastic bags and ozone them weekly)  I  also tent my 
bed with plastic and ozone the mattress, etc.
 
I can't tell you how many people I've sold units to that I've given them  
DETAILED instructions about keeping the ozone level off (except to sanitize)  
or 
down very low, but they blast it on high anyway.  This is why I feel  so 
ambiguous about selling them.  
 
Anyway...
 
Your story about your day was TOO funny.  
 
Oh, and I wanted to let you know that I am really glad you asked your  
question because I had never heard of Salt Lamps and now am very interested in  
them! 
 
Blessings,
Lea Ann
 



 

CSRe: C CSpotassium vs. sodium salt vs. no salt sinus

[Siriusss]

WoW I have a cyst in my sinus cavities and it has been there for years.  
Except when it becomes infected I don't notice it. When it becomes infected it  
drains into my teeth which is extremely painful.  Outside of surgery I  was 
told 
nothing could be done for it.  h
 
Harper
 
 

Re: CSSilverlon, etc.

[sol]

Marshall,
Don't have it here, so no chance to try it on poison ivy.  Here is what 
I've used it for:
I actually had some on hand for another purpose, when one day I got 
splahed badly on the hand and forearm with hot oil from a frying pan. I 
put the essential lavender oil on it and the pain was gone in seconds.  
Before bed I applied it again, and in the morning not one mark, redness, 
or blister.
Months later I picked up the lid off a roasting pan just out of a 400 
degree oven, without a hot pad. Luckily it was only thumb and 
forefinger, with thumb burned the worst. Lavender oil stopped the pain 
in about 30 minutes. I applied it a few times that evening. Next day no 
redness, no blister, just a 'brand' where I touched the handle. The burn 
on the thumb pad was tender if touched for a few days, but that was it. 
It seemed to be a rather deep burn, as the brand took months to fade 
away completely.  I also used lavender oil when a pet bit clear though 
my thumbnail at the base of the nail. Now, that was bad, and took about 
45 min for the pain to stop completely. Following that I alternated 
applying lavender oil and soaking in EIS. Pain did not come back, and it 
never got any infection or redness, though my thumb did get surface 
brown stains from the combination of lav oil and EIS.
Also have used it for other minor pinches and bites. The kind of bite or 
pinch that doesn't break skin but does hurt and usually leaves a blood 
blister, if I use lavender oil on it, not only does the pain go away but 
no blood blister or bruise develops. Probably due to the coumadin in 
lavender oil.


sol



Marshall Dudley wrote:


From our experience, essential lavender oil works for insect stings and
burns and bites of all kinds. Used neat on a burn or bite the pain
relief is nearly instantaneous.

   



How about poison ivy?

 




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Re: CSRe: Re: CSpotassium vs. sodium salt vs. no salt

[sol]

Adding DMSO to the CS for the sinus flushes might help. I add DMSO to my 
EIS for eye drops and nose drops, because as you say, EIS feels just 
like plain DW, and I find it very uncomfortable.


I have also added plain salt or baking soda to EIS and that makes it 
more comfortable. What I'd guess happened to you is that the saline 
flush stripped out a lot of the mucous lining of the sinuses, then the 
CS was really contacting bare tissues, and unbuffered non-saline on 
bare sinus tissues (or in eyes) hurts. Doesn't bother some people but 
causes me pain and discomfort.


My reason for adding DMSO instead of salts or baking soda is the DMSO 
adds transport of the EIS into tissues, and makes it more effective. It 
seems to me like adding salt or soda makes the EIS less effective.

sol


Lea Ann wrote:




I flushed with just saline a few times to help clear things up and 
about two hours later the pain was gone and that episode was over.


The next morning the sinus infection was still going strong so I 
decided to use ONLY CS (I figured it had been long enough since my 
last saline flush that I wasn't going to create another silver 
chloride fire between the eyes episode).  My thinking was that saline 
had never killed a sinus infection but possibly straight CS might.


When I flush with just CS it burns much more than with saline water 
because sinuses are used to a saline condition and plain water or CS 
water is NOT saline so it burns some.  Plain water and CS feel just 
the same to me.


Anyway, I could easily put up with this kind of burning so I kept at 
the CS Only routine (running it into my mouth and out through my 
sinuses) about once an hour for the rest of the day.  By the next 
morning I had beaten a sinus infection without antibiotics for the 
first time in my life.


I was so impressed that I bought an SG6 that day!

Moral of the story - don't mix CS and saline then flush your sinuses 
with it!


Blessings,
Lea Ann



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Subject: spam: Re: CSpotassium vs. sodium salt vs. no salt


Why use no salt? that is medical propaganda. You jsut need to use 
good salt thats all.

V




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Re: CSRe: Re: CSpotassium vs. sodium salt vs. no salt

[Kathelee]

Xlear is a natural nasal wash with Xylitol
a natural sugar ..it's excellant for allergies
sinusesetc and prevents sinus infections if
used early on
kathelee
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From: Lea Ann lsav...@cfl.rr.com

To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Sent: Friday, November 04, 2005 2:51 PM
Subject: CSRe: Re: CSpotassium vs. sodium salt vs. no salt



Hello V,

I think it might be because of the combination of salt with silver 
forming silver chloride?


I don't understand the chemistry involved, but I have a personal 
experience of what can happen when you mix salt and colloidal silver.  I 
had a sinus infection and I used to use saline to flush my sinuses by 
placing a large swig of salt water in my mouth then bending over the sink 
and allowing the water to go into my sinuses and I'd blow it out my nose 
into the sink.


This would help clear the sinuses a little bit but during an infection it 
did not kill the infection.


Then I learned a little bit about colloidal silver and bought a bottle at 
the health food store (before I got my silver gen SG6).  I figured that 
I'd first flush with saline to loosen and remove as much gunk as 
possible the follow up with CS.  I did this twice about a half an hour 
apart.  About another half an hour later I honestly thought I was going to 
die from the pain in my sinuses. (o.k. I exaggerate a bit)  I have a very 
high tolerance for pain, but it seemed like there was fire in between my 
eyes and I got a pounding headache.  I quickly got on the curezone forum 
and asked for ideas and someone theorized that I had created too much 
silver chloride by following a saline flush with CS.


I flushed with just saline a few times to help clear things up and about 
two hours later the pain was gone and that episode was over.


The next morning the sinus infection was still going strong so I decided 
to use ONLY CS (I figured it had been long enough since my last saline 
flush that I wasn't going to create another silver chloride fire between 
the eyes episode).  My thinking was that saline had never killed a sinus 
infection but possibly straight CS might.


When I flush with just CS it burns much more than with saline water 
because sinuses are used to a saline condition and plain water or CS water 
is NOT saline so it burns some.  Plain water and CS feel just the same to 
me.


Anyway, I could easily put up with this kind of burning so I kept at the 
CS Only routine (running it into my mouth and out through my sinuses) 
about once an hour for the rest of the day.  By the next morning I had 
beaten a sinus infection without antibiotics for the first time in my 
life.


I was so impressed that I bought an SG6 that day!

Moral of the story - don't mix CS and saline then flush your sinuses with 
it!


Blessings,
Lea Ann



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Why use no salt? that is medical propaganda. You jsut need to use good 
salt thats all.

V




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Re: CSRe: C CSpotassium vs. sodium salt vs. no salt sinus

[Lea Ann]

Hi Harper,

I think that if you flushed with CS and DMSO as sol suggests and did it on a 
regular schedule that you would heal that cyst.

I learned about the sinus flush from a yoga book when I was a teenager.  It can 
be a bit complicated to do, but it is a more thorough and advanced practice 
than the neti pot method that is so often promoted.  (I think it is because 
with the advanced sinus flush you don't have to buy a special pot so no one is 
promoting this method grin).

Here is a good description of the different kinds of yoga nasal flushes  
http://www.yoga-age.com/asanas/neti.html  the one I do is stage 3.

I would be happy to explain in greater detail what I do.  I learned it as a 
teenager by myself with only the book to consult so it's really not THAT 
difficult.

I really think you could heal that cyst.

Blessings,
Lea Ann
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  To: silver-list@eskimo.com 
  Sent: Friday, November 04, 2005 3:12 PM
  Subject: CSRe: C CSpotassium vs. sodium salt vs. no salt sinus


  WoW I have a cyst in my sinus cavities and it has been there for years. 
Except when it becomes infected I don't notice it. When it becomes infected it 
drains into my teeth which is extremely painful.  Outside of surgery I was told 
nothing could be done for it.  h

  Harper

CSpotassium vs. sodium salt vs. no salt

[Wayne Fugitt]

Evening Sol,

Adding DMSO to the CS for the sinus flushes might help. I add DMSO to my 
EIS for eye drops and nose drops, because as you say, EIS feels just like 
plain DW, and I find it very uncomfortable.


  What percent DMSO to CS do you use?  Most people never mention the 
percent solution when talking about this.


Wayne


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Re: CSRe: Re: CSpotassium vs. sodium salt vs. no salt

[Lea Ann]

Hi sol,

Where do you get your DMSO?  I found some at my health food store but it was 
in a roller bottle.


Blessings,
Lea Ann

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To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Sent: Friday, November 04, 2005 3:40 PM
Subject: Re: CSRe: Re: CSpotassium vs. sodium salt vs. no salt


Adding DMSO to the CS for the sinus flushes might help. I add DMSO to my 
EIS for eye drops and nose drops, because as you say, EIS feels just like 
plain DW, and I find it very uncomfortable.


I have also added plain salt or baking soda to EIS and that makes it more 
comfortable. What I'd guess happened to you is that the saline flush 
stripped out a lot of the mucous lining of the sinuses, then the CS was 
really contacting bare tissues, and unbuffered non-saline on bare sinus 
tissues (or in eyes) hurts. Doesn't bother some people but causes me pain 
and discomfort.


My reason for adding DMSO instead of salts or baking soda is the DMSO adds 
transport of the EIS into tissues, and makes it more effective. It seems 
to me like adding salt or soda makes the EIS less effective.
sol 



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Re: CSUnidentified subject!

[Robert Berger]

Warning 
 
Almost invariable congestive heart failure is due to bacteria from the guns or 
filings.
 
Do the google search and you will verify that statement.
 
A defective root canal became abscessed and it almost destroyed my heart. After 
antibiotics and the use of Dr Clark's zapper I improved, but the bacterial has 
taken up residence in my knees and every so often I have to zap them so I can 
walk. Did it just this morning.
 
When glucosamine and condroition do not work for arthritis it is because the 
problem is bacteria.

Ole Bob

CSWhat is a Godzilla and

[Siriusss]

is it the same as a zapper? 
 
Harper

Re: CSUnidentified subject!

[Wayne Fugitt]

Evening Old Bob,

At 04:09 PM 11/4/2005, you wrote:


Almost invariable congestive heart failure is due to bacteria from the 
gums or filings.

   Very interesting indeed.

   Have you read the book called, The Calcium Bomb?

  It is mostly about nanobacteria and the fact they are coated with calcium.

This is supposedly the smallest bacteria, causes heart and artery problems, 
ect.


I was told a strep infection caused my heart valve problems.  Could have 
been some bacteria also as you described.


Wayne




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Re: CSUnidentified subject!

[Marmar845]

In a message dated 11/4/05 4:10:51 PM Central Standard Time, 
bober...@swbell.net writes:


 Almost invariable congestive heart failure is due to bacteria from the guns 
 or filings.

Wow.  My father suffered from congestive heart failure.  And due to a deathly 
fear of dentists, neglected his teeth for most of his adult life.  That is an 
amazing bit of information.  MA

CScongestive heart failure - focal infection

[Lea Ann]

Google Search results for Focal Infection  
http://www.google.com/search?sourceid=navclientie=UTF-8rls=GWYA,GWYA:2005-19,GWYA:enq=focal+infection

Google Search results for Focal Infection + Root Canal  
http://www.google.com/search?sourceid=navclientie=UTF-8rls=GWYA,GWYA:2005-19,GWYA:enq=focal+infection+root+canal

Google Search results for Focal Infection + Congestive Heart Failure  
http://www.google.com/search?sourceid=navclientie=UTF-8rls=GWYA,GWYA:2005-19,GWYA:enq=focal+infection+congestive+heart+failure

Google Search results for Root Canal + Congestive Heart Failure  
http://www.google.com/search?sourceid=navclientie=UTF-8rls=GWYA,GWYA:2005-19,GWYA:enq=root+canal+congestive+heart+failure

Blessings,
Lea Ann
  - Original Message - 
  From: Robert Berger 
  To: silver-list@eskimo.com 
  Sent: Friday, November 04, 2005 5:09 PM
  Subject: Re: CSUnidentified subject!


  Warning 

  Almost invariable congestive heart failure is due to bacteria from the gums 
or fillings.

  Do the google search and you will verify that statement.

  A defective root canal became abscessed and it almost destroyed my heart. 
After antibiotics and the use of Dr Clark's zapper I improved, but the 
bacterial has taken up residence in my knees and every so often I have to zap 
them so I can walk. Did it just this morning.

  When glucosamine and condroition do not work for arthritis it is because the 
problem is bacteria.

  Ole Bob

CSshe died

[Marshalee Hallett]

Dear List friends,
Well, I just learned that my best friend Debra died of liver cancer on 
Monday. She was only 54.
She did use CS for some things, but she was an RN and of course, fell 
for the allopathic doctors` lines.
She tried chemotherapy,  which so wiped out her intestines that she 
couldn`t eat or drink anything for days. Only the IV gave her anything 
at all.

Her pain was intense. I`m glad she is no longer suffering.
I so wish she had believed me.
 I miss her. She was a true friend to me.
Marshalee


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Re: CSshe died

[Siriusss]

My dad died of liver cancer. My heart goes out to you and to her.
 
Harper

RE: CSshe died

[David W Kenney]

This happened twice to me this year.  I had two college buddies, both 40
years in their profession.  One an MD anesthesiologist with UCSD and the
other a DVM radiologist.  I told them both there were phenomenal options for
them and asked if they wanted to know more about them.
Both said no.
The radiologist who did routine radiation therapy said in his last weeks
that he really felt he didn't do any good with this therapy with any of his
patients.
Both died according to the allopathic schedule.
If they are sucked into the allopathic world, they are afraid to rock the
boat.
I understand where you are coming from.


-Original Message-
From: Marshalee Hallett [mailto:utahpug...@izikoo.com] 
Sent: Friday, November 04, 2005 3:57 PM
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Subject: CSshe died

Dear List friends,
 Well, I just learned that my best friend Debra died of liver cancer on 
Monday. She was only 54.
She did use CS for some things, but she was an RN and of course, fell 
for the allopathic doctors` lines.
She tried chemotherapy,  which so wiped out her intestines that she 
couldn`t eat or drink anything for days. Only the IV gave her anything 
at all.
Her pain was intense. I`m glad she is no longer suffering.
I so wish she had believed me.
  I miss her. She was a true friend to me.
Marshalee

Dr. David W. Kenney
 
There are TWO things everyone must do to have the best insurance against the
ravages of aging.
The first is maintain an alkaline Ph of the  body.
The second is to maintain an efficient immune system.
I am working on the best method of getting your pH back to normal...but the
answer to the maintaining your immune system is TRANSFER FACTOR.  See the
following sites for information.
 
Transfer Factor Information:
 
http://www.my4life.com/drdave
http://livingnow.net/drdave
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CSDMSO/EIS mixes was Re: CSpotassium vs. sodium salt vs. no salt

[sol]

Sorry, I should have. I am somewhat sensitive to DMSO so I keep it weak. 
I have read here (I believe Richard Harris said it) that DMSO is 
effective at even 2 % added to EIS.


For topical herpes cold sore treatment my husband uses a mix of about 
half and half DMSO/EIS. (the DMSO we use is 99.9% pure veterinary grade, 
looks like the brand sold at www.jeffersequine.com, but I can get it 
locally).
For my eye and nose drops, I use a one ounce dropper bottle, and put in 
one whole dropper of DMSO, and fill with EIS. I have been thinking of 
adding two droppersful DMSO but haven't tried that yet.


For nebulizing I use 1 oz EIS (mine is around 12-15 ppm)- 1/2 to 1 
teaspoon pure MSM crystals (Opti-msm)- and 5 drops of DMSO. This is for 
my chronic URI pet rabbit, and it is used for ear drops as well (but NOT 
for eyes--the MSM doesn't hurt eyes, but it stings like the devil--when 
I used it in my rabbit's eye without testing it on me first is when he 
bit through my thumbnail, I had it coming!). Since he gets nebulized on 
a regular basis, I always have it made up, so I just use the same stuff 
for us humans. But if it was only for humans, one could add more DMSO, 
according to tolerance.


I'm trying to use a mouthwash (I swish and hold as long as I can stand 
it) of 10% DMSO and 90% EIS for my root-canal teeth, but am finding it 
*very* difficult to use even once a day, as it is really foul. Doesn't 
bother my husband though: he used it for weeks twice or more a day, for 
a possible abscess.


I don't really measure anything anymore except the recipe for my bunny. 
For us humans, for soaks, mouthwashes, or whatever, I just ballpark the 
porportions of DMSO to EIS.


When my cat sprained a toe I wetted it with the 10% DMSO to EIS. He 
didn't like it being dipped, so I just soaked a cotton ball in the mix 
and dabbed it on until the toe was wet to the skin. I only mention this 
because the vet wanted to put him on preventive antibiotics for it, 
because she said this kind of injury in cats often gets 
abscessed/infected. He healed up fine without them, with just the 
EIS/DMSO treatment.


Did I forget anything?
sol

Wayne Fugitt wrote:


Evening Sol,

Adding DMSO to the CS for the sinus flushes might help. I add DMSO 
to my EIS for eye drops and nose drops, because as you say, EIS feels 
just like plain DW, and I find it very uncomfortable.


  What percent DMSO to CS do you use?  Most people never mention the 
percent solution when talking about this.


Wayne


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RE: CSshe died

[Ernie Patai]

-Original Message-
From: Marshalee Hallett [mailto:utahpug...@izikoo.com] 
Sent: Friday, November 04, 2005 5:57 PM
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Subject: CSshe died

Dear List friends,
 Well, I just learned that my best friend Debra died of liver cancer on 
Monday. She was only 54.
She did use CS for some things, but she was an RN and of course, fell 
for the allopathic doctors` lines.
She tried chemotherapy,  which so wiped out her intestines that she 
couldn`t eat or drink anything for days. Only the IV gave her anything 
at all.
Her pain was intense. I`m glad she is no longer suffering.
I so wish she had believed me.
  I miss her. She was a true friend to me.
Marshalee


Very sorry to hear that Marshalee; I've lost a few friends to cancer,
And wished I had known about all this prior to losing them. Had they've
known would they have believed, we'll never know? They were in their early
thirties.

I would think logic would dictate to take the homeopathic route considering
it is much less crude. Then if all else fails, which I doubt, take the
allophathic way. I personally don't support allopathic medicine even though
it has its place, because I believe in prevention then cure.

I would also prefer people from suffering then to continue being treated as
guinea pigs. I miss my friends too. 

Most sincerely,

Ernie


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Re: CSRe: Mexican Dentists

[Brickeyk]

Mexican dentists are specialist, only do one thing. I believe you need what 
they call a surgeon. I only have experience with two surgeons, Garcia and 
another starts with a R. I liked both dentists. Write to the dentist that tel 
listed and get him to recommend a surgeon or specialist to do the job. They do 
not 
hesitate to send you to another dentist like for surgery or root canals.
Brickey

Re: CSSilverlon, etc.

[Jonathan B. Britten]

Terry,

How could EIS do that?   Presumably it had to neutralize the poison?  
Or can you think of any other plausible mechanism?


I have used an electronic acupuncture device many times to break up the 
poison of a mosquito bite, thereby preventing swelling and itching.   
Could it be that the electrical properties of home-brew EIS could 
account for your anecdotal success story?


Others have reported similar success with spider bites, but I have yet 
to see any hypothesis or even speculation about the possible mechanism.


Thanks for this report.


JBB


On Saturday, Nov 5, 2005, at 01:35 Asia/Tokyo, Terry Chamberlin wrote:


Looking at the Silverlon website prompted my memory
about an experience I had a few years ago.

I was mowing the lawn on a summer afternoon, wearing
short pants. I ran over an unknown hornets nest in the
ground. A second later, my legs were on fire. I looked
down and saw my entire calf area on both legs covered
with hornets. There couldn't have been less than 20 or
30 hornets on my legs.

I scraped the hornets off my legs with a stick and
rushed into the house and soaked two hand towels in CS
and wrapped them around both calves. In about 15
minutes, the pain had lessened significantly. I
rewrapped both calves two more times, about an hour
apart. An hour after the incident, the pain was almost
entirely gone.

The next day, there was not even a MARK on my legs! No
bumps, no swelling, no sign that I had even been
stung.

If I had not been convinced of the value of CS before,
I sure was now.






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CScomposite fillings

[Betsy Coffey]

Has anyone ever had problems with sensitivity after
having composite fillings put in your mouth? I am
referring here to the white fillings and not the silver.




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Re: CSshe died

[ch...@comcast.net]

Hi, Marshalee,

Sorry to hear about your friend's passing.  True friends are a rarity.  

Cindy




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Re: CScomposite fillings

[gailevans]

I have had all my fillings replaced, and have one area that has remained 
sensitive one year later. However, I believe it is bacterial, as I feel a 
reaction in that area of my jaw when I run staph/strep/dental foci frequencies.

GE
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 From: Betsy Coffey latimergi...@yahoo.com
 Date: 2005/11/04 Fri PM 07:48:58 EST
 To: silver-list@eskimo.com
 Subject: CScomposite fillings
 
 Has anyone ever had problems with sensitivity after
 having composite fillings put in your mouth? I am
 referring here to the white fillings and not the silver.



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Re: CSRe: Mexican Dentists

[Tel Tofflemire]

Yes,  that is right.  If they do not do what you want ,  they are quick to 
recommend a DDS Surgeon who does,  There are plenty to choose from in Mexico.  
My friend got 30 crowns over two years in Mexico for a little over $2000.00 
total.   He looks great and the teeth all look so natural too. He had to have 
some surgery as well.  

His DDS in South Dakota wanted over $10,000 to start with, and could not tell 
him how much it would end up costing, he almost had all teeth pulled and get 
drenchers, he is so glad now he went to Mexico.
Tel Tofflemire
Dewey, AZ.
  - Original Message - 
  From: brick...@aol.com 
  To: silver-list@eskimo.com 
  Sent: Friday, November 04, 2005 5:20 PM
  Subject: Re: CSRe: Mexican Dentists


  Mexican dentists are specialist, only do one thing. I believe you need what 
they call a surgeon. I only have experience with two surgeons, Garcia and 
another starts with a R. I liked both dentists. Write to the dentist that tel 
listed and get him to recommend a surgeon or specialist to do the job. They do 
not hesitate to send you to another dentist like for surgery or root canals.
  Brickey

CSThanks V

[Deborah Gerard]

VI use sea salt also...do you take it in addition to putting it on your 
food daily? and what source do you get yours from...thanks so much for the 
great info on the salt most informative.
deb

CSHarper

[Deborah Gerard]

Were you looking for a cs maker?...you know V who is on this list sells them 
for cheaper than I believe you can make them and he sends along a great Beck cd 
includeddeb

Re: CSRe: C CSpotassium vs. sodium salt vs. no salt sinus

[Nancy DeLise]

Have you tried CS  DMSO?
  - Original Message - 
  From: siriu...@aol.com 
  To: silver-list@eskimo.com 
  Sent: Friday, November 04, 2005 2:12 PM
  Subject: CSRe: C CSpotassium vs. sodium salt vs. no salt sinus


  WoW I have a cyst in my sinus cavities and it has been there for years. 
Except when it becomes infected I don't notice it. When it becomes infected it 
drains into my teeth which is extremely painful.  Outside of surgery I was told 
nothing could be done for it.  h

  Harper




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Re: CSThanks V

[V]

Hi Deborah,

I take the brine on occasion made from the himalyan rock salt. 
http://www.life-enthusiast.com/salt/

That reminds me I need to order more.

and on the food i always use the real salt.
http://www.realsalt.com/

I also have the Celtic sea salt but havent used it much

Take care,
 V


 VI use sea salt also...do you take it in addition to putting it on
 your food daily? and what source do you get yours from...thanks so much
 for the great info on the salt most informative.
 deb


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Re: CSHarper regarding deb and V

[Siriusss]

Deb thanks I need a CS maker V we must  talk when I get back from  my  
Chanukah bazaar insanity weekend. V you know so much. Is there some  disease 
you can 
get from too much silver? agryria or something? they say take  selenium 
 
Harper
 
 

Re: CSRe:Nancy

[Siriusss]

 

I have tried CS but never DMSO because I think it smells funny. As my  mother 
would say get over it!
 
Harper
 
 
In a message dated 11/4/2005 9:34:47 P.M. Pacific Standard Time,  
nancym...@prodigy.net writes:

Have you tried CS  DMSO?



 

CSMarshalee

[Deborah Gerard]

I am so sorry about your friends passingit is startling how many people in 
their 40 and 50's are getting fatal cancer of different kinds...I am in the 
medical field and it is heartbreaking I talk to people all the time about 
different options...but people think trust in their doctor's like they are gods 
or something and have all the answers.
deb

RE: CScomposite fillings

[Heather King (LCA)]

Yes, actually...I've had anywhere from 2 weeks to 2 months of cold sensitivity 
as each filling was changed out. I assumed it was normal since I had the same 
thing back when I got the amalgams in the first place. My dentist's explanation 
was that live nerves were exposed when the amalgam was removed  the pit was 
cleaned, so sensitivity is normal depending on the nerve exposure/contact. All 
has since subsided for me though...my composites look  act like nothing ever 
took place. Love them.
 
Heather



From: Betsy Coffey [mailto:latimergi...@yahoo.com]
Sent: Fri 11/4/2005 4:48 PM
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Subject: CScomposite fillings



Has anyone ever had problems with sensitivity after
having composite fillings put in your mouth? I am
referring here to the white fillings and not the silver.


   
   
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CSSalt update

[V]

Hi Deborah,
Update on the salt

I was looknig through the archives on another list nad remebered tthere was a 
thnig about the himalyan salt so here it is in all its glory. I think I will 
stick with the Real Salt for now.
The himalyan salt may not be that good. Until I find out for sure I probably 
wont use any more. Glad I followed that thought.

http://64.177.90.157/pfpc/html/himalaya.html





Take care,
 V


 VI use sea salt also...do you take it in addition to putting it on
 your food daily? and what source do you get yours from...thanks so much
 for the great info on the salt most informative.
 deb


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Re: CSSalt update

[V]

Turns out the Himalyan salt has 
7.2 ppm flouride and real salt has 12.6 ppm flouride

http://www.crystalsalt.co.nz/salt_for_life.htm


http://www.realsalt.com/realsalt_analysis.pdf



Real salt has 29 ppm silver
Himalyan salt has only .063 ppm silver

Decisions decisions :-)


Take care,
 V


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CSChem Trail Education

[Jonathan B. Britten]

Don't miss this fine video from Mr. Carnicom:

http://www.911busters.com/chem_trails/MOV/aerosol_crimes.mov

JBB


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