CSCS for Jessica

2007-11-08 Thread chaha
Hi, Jessica,

For very cheap CS try Rich who is on the Silver Pets List on Yahoo Groups.  
http://home.kc.rr.com/richadams/cstrade.html

Take care,

Cindy

Re: CSTopics...

2007-11-08 Thread Ode Coyote



  ##  A big part of it all is people [Like myself ] just hitting reply 
without always looking to see where the reply goes.

 Being on multiple silver lists can do that.

Ode



At 02:10 PM 11/7/2007 +0005, you wrote:

  I agree, when is this vaccine talk going to be put to rest? This is a
  CS group talk, not vaccine. Diane M

Smitty:
 Aren't non-CS topics supposed to be on the
 silver-off-topic-list ?

I don't routinely object to some fraction of the list's traffic being
off topic at any time. In fact, 50% CS-related is doing well, often-
times, as long as overall volume stays moderate to light.
Mike Devour
silver-list owner

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Re: CSPrill water and CS

2007-11-08 Thread Ode Coyote
If a Magnesium Oxide beads tossed into a container  can actually purify 
water as well as distillation or a well maintained multi stage Manganese 
sand ion exchange de-ionizing filter tower...then, yea.

Somehow, I don't think Prill Beads will do that...but not hard to find out.

Get a conductivity meter.  If it reads .2 [very pure] to 4 uS [not great 
but generally useable ]  either before, or after, you made that water into 
Prill Water...use it.


http://www.thewolfeclinic.com/prillbeads.html

recent newspaper article says that right at the dam, Lake Mead has some of 
the purest, most pristine water on Earth, somewhat like glacial 
water.  When you fly over Lake Mead, it is no longer green


Most of the glacier water seen from a distance in Alaska is... 
green...LOADED with minerals the glacier ground up out of the rock 
beds.  The purity of glacier ice itself depends a lot on which day it 
snowed and what ice layer is being used.  It has everything it the air did 
on that day, sometimes it was even deadly.


 The Colorado River under the dam varies between crystal clear and so 
thick that it's like thin  mud  [ Can't quite drink it, can't quite walk on 
it] and too danged cold to swim in for more than a minute or so. [I'll not 
be forgetting that shock for a while ]


ode



At 02:35 PM 11/7/2007 +, you wrote:


I have a question for you.



When making cs, can I use prill water, I make at home, instead of steam 
distilled water I buy at the store???




Mary
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Re: CSMaking CS

2007-11-08 Thread M. G. Devour
 _http://keelynet.com/biology/colloid.htm_ 
 (http://keelynet.com/biology/colloid.htm) 

Those are vintage instructions from *way* back, including a grain-of-
wheat bulb as a crude current limiter and recommending the use of SALT 
to make things happen faster.

Do *NOT* use these instructions as written. The use of salt has been 
discouraged for years now.

Be well,

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Re: CSCS and H2O2

2007-11-08 Thread Ode Coyote

At 10:55 AM 11/7/2007 -0600, you wrote:
Wow- that is one cool picture.  Do you add h2o2 to every batch?  I only 
add it when it is turning color. Maybe I could add it everytime.


##  I do whatever occurs to me at the time.

ode




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Re: CSSimon aka Charles is gone...

2007-11-08 Thread M. G. Devour
Faith concludes:
 We cause as much pain in the world when we take offense as when we
 give it. 

Very interesting summation of the idea, Faith.

Dee writes:
 I agree totally with you Mary Ann, civility costs nothing and it
 is surely a positive thing to make people feel good rather than
 the opposite...

Civility costs effort, more or less depending on your personality. 
grin

Mary Ann says:
 The measure of any group of people in society --
 cyber-society included -- is the level of behavior of the least
 of that society.  If it is required of polite people to become
 thick-skinned and tolerate bad behavior, then everyone loses

Yes, and somewhere between these two legitimate ideals -- perfect 
civility and perfect immunity -- is the reality we live in.

Anybody who wants to launch into great dramas every time somebody else 
says something that can be stretched enough to be interpreted as 
offensive will be just as disruptive as Simon/Charles, as well as fail 
to achieve any of their own goals for their participation. We've all 
seen these personalities. They usually don't hang around very long.

On the other hand, if you stubbornly persist in injecting unnecessary  
little personal jabs at people while ostensibly helping them, you're 
going to create a problem, too.

Still, the reason I'm most disappointed in Charles, is that this list 
is, in essence, my property, the product of my labor. The atmosphere I 
foster, the effort I put into making it a welcoming place and keeping 
the discussion on an even keel, is what will make the group attractive 
to people and allow them to use it to meet their own needs and 
encourage them to help each other. 

You don't come in here and expect to be able to dictate standards of 
behavior! I'm astonished that an ostensible libertarian would be so 
disrespectful of another person's property rights! And be persistently 
aggressive, too. Both are antithetical to libertarian philosophy. 
sigh

So I agree with everyone who says you shouldn't let yourself be 
bothered by idiots on the 'net. But that doesn't mean I'm obliged to 
let anyone come in here and stealthily corrupt the atmosphere I'm 
trying to create with hostile and aggressive behavior.

Be well,

Mike D.

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Re: CSCan I get a response to this?

2007-11-08 Thread Dee
Also it says 'silver salts' which is NOT what we have in EIS.  Dee 
 
---Original Message---
 
From: zoe w
Date: 11/07/07 04:29:50
To: Deborah Gerard
Subject: Re: CSCan I get a response to this?
 
I'm no expert  but right off I see   silver nitrate capsules   This is NOT
CS.Im sure others on the list
can give you more and better details.
zoe


 it has been shown now that parenterally administered silver salts can
accumulate in neurons and glial cells of the brain and spinal cord. The
amount of silver deposited in the various tissues is directly proportional
to the blood supply of the respective organ.


It can't be stated any more clearly than that.
 
 
 
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Re: CSWith all the types of silver.....

2007-11-08 Thread faith gagne
Nice outline.  Bravo Mike.  


Faith G



- Original Message - 
From: M. G. Devour mdev...@eskimo.com

To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Sent: Wednesday, November 07, 2007 11:13 PM
Subject: Re: CSWith all the types of silver.


Dear Liz, 


Welcome aboard!

You write:


And along comes someone like me who is
looking for information and it just gripes my rear to have to try to
wade through all the malarkey for the real story. Sigh. Maybe I'm the
one who is crazy?


No, not at all! You're just exploring the wonderful, chaotic world of 
alternative health and medicine. Lacking an over-controlling central 
authority, such as the FDA/AMA, etc., it is left to *US* to do our own 
research and choose among many options.


Somewhere between the rampant hucksterism and outright fraud at one 
extreme, and the fanatical debunkers at the other, you will find people 
who can tell you what works. Hopefully here, in fact!


The good news is that along with the chaos comes ultimate freedom and 
access to far more options than exist within the mainstream.


There are several classes of silver preparation that are generically 
referred to as colloidal silver, whether the term is really 
descriptive or not:


1) Mild silver protein (MSP)

2) Chemically precipitated silver

3) Solutions of silver compounds

4) High voltage electrolytic or sputtering processes

5) Low voltage electrolytic process

The first, MSP, is based on a standard preparation that was in common 
use before there were pharmaceutical antibiotics. Some of these are 
well made, but expensive, and with their higher concentration have been 
associated with argyria when over used.


The chemical precipitates and compounds suffer from uncertainty as to 
what is in them -- from too much to too little to just food coloring -- 
and have also been associated with cases of argyria. These are most 
often seen in health-food stores.


Some of the high volume high voltage production processes seem to 
produce a product of reasonable (low) concentration that is fairly 
stable and affordable and may be worth buying under some circumstances. 

What most of us have settled on is the last one. The product is clear, 
usually colorless, maybe 5 to 10 ppm, and simply and inexpensively 
produced at home.


Basic equipment to make this product can be home-built, and very well 
controlled and reliable generators are available for less than $200 
(US). You will quickly recoup your investment in equipment when making 
perfectly fine CS for the cost of distilled water and some 
electricity. You'll be free to use it as generously as you need, and 
you'll also have the security of knowing exactly what goes into it.   

You'll see the term EIS used here, which stands for Electrically 
Isolated Silver. It was coined by some of our members to distinguish 
what we make from the spectrum of other products being sold. It 
highlights the fact that it is produced by an electrolytic process, and 
consists of a low concentration of isolated particles and ions of 
silver in pure distilled water without additives or impurities.


I'm sure other folks will fill in the blanks of this overview. No doubt 
I'm leaving out, mis-stating, or oversimplifying some things, but I 
hope it'll confirm some of what you've already begun to find out and 
save you some confusion and time wasted.


Be well,

Mike D.

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Re: CSSimon aka Charles is gone...

2007-11-08 Thread Dee
I agree totally with you Mary Ann, civility costs nothing and it is surely a
positive thing to make people feel good rather than the opposite, no matter
how clever one may think one is, or how dumb one may think the other person
is!   Dee 
 
---Original Message---
 
From: marmar...@bellsouth.net
Date: 07/11/2007 17:43:08
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Subject: CSSimon aka Charles is gone...
 
 
 
 Boy -- I've got to respectfully disagree with this Mike.  And pardon me 
for speaking out --I've been sitting on my hands thinking that I should be the 
one to be silent now.  But that's what's wrong with our world -- the ones who 
object remain silent.  The measure of any group of people in society -- 
cyber-society included -- is the level of behavior of the least of that 
society.  If it is required of polite people to become thick-skinned and 
tolerate bad behavior, then everyone loses because as we become that way we 
also become insensitive to our own behavior towards others.  Isn't that a 
slippery slope? 

Re: CSBest type of Vitamin C to buy

2007-11-08 Thread Dee
I always thought you *had* to ingest bioflavenoids with Vit C otherwise it
wasn't bio-available.  Dee 
 
---Original Message---
 
From: Marshall Dudley
Date: 07/11/2007 17:36:33
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Subject: Re: CSBest type of Vitamin C to buy
 
faith gagne wrote:
 What on earth is a 'complex' of vitamin C?   Is that like a 'complex'
 of prune juice?   Or a 'complex' of the brazil nut?

 l-ascorbic acid IS vitamin C,  period the end amen.
Not really.  Vitamin C is pretty well anything ascorbate.  If it is
hydrogen, then it is ascorbic acid, and if sodium, then it is sodium
ascorbate.  Natural vitamin C is normally in the form of a metal
ascorbate I believe.  Only the man made C is pure ascorbic acid.  Also
it is believed that the bioflavoids are very important, and those show
up in things like rose hips, but not in the artificial C.
 
Marshall

 Someone must have their hand in your pocket.

 Faith G





 - Original Message - From: laquerenci...@sbcglobal.net
 To: silver-list@eskimo.com
 Sent: Wednesday, November 07, 2007 10:05 AM
 Subject: CSBest type of Vitamin C to buy


 Hi Richard - I've decided that taking something like the Super
 Quercitin formulated by Bluebonnet is best for me since its the best
 sort of C Complex I can come up with.  Lots of people follow Linus
 Pauling's work on L-ascorbic acid xclusively and he was an awfully
 smart guy.  However I'm increasingly convinced by holistic argunments
 that the body needs a complex of VitCs to assimilate properly. I am a
 bit concerned though about whatever degree of heat might be used in
 the processing, since heat tends to destroy VitC.  Its pretty hard to
 find information on how vitamins are processed, in my experience.
 my 2cents,
 DByron


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Re: CSSimon aka Charles is gone...

2007-11-08 Thread faith gagne
I do not agree at all. I do not demand that others treat me exactly the way 
I need to be treated in order for me to feel good about myself.  This places 
quite a burden on friends, neighbors and  the entire world, and it does not 
require me to make any effort at all to understand where other people are 
coming from.  

To insist that all others dance in attendance to my emotional wants and needs 
places a HUGE demand on the rest of the world.To automatically assume that 
the other person sees me as dumb is a  construct of my own thinking  designed 
to keep my demands in place and up front.Nobody lives between my ears but 
me.  I'm in there all by myself so I cannot blame other people for what emerges 
from my own thinking..  

I may not always agree with what the other person has to say and I may not even 
like  what the other person has to say,  but I'd damned well better love their 
RIGHT to say it because I cannot muzzle the next guy without muzzling myself at 
the same time.

We cause as much pain in the world when we take offense as when we give it.

Faith G


  - Original Message - 
  From: Dee 
  To: silver-list@eskimo.com 
  Sent: Thursday, November 08, 2007 8:22 AM
  Subject: Re: CSSimon aka Charles is gone...


I agree totally with you Mary Ann, civility costs nothing and it is 
surely a positive thing to make people feel good rather than the opposite, no 
matter how clever one may think one is, or how dumb one may think the other 
person is!   Dee 

---Original Message---

From: marmar...@bellsouth.net
Date: 07/11/2007 17:43:08
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Subject: CSSimon aka Charles is gone...

 Boy -- I've got to respectfully disagree with this Mike.  And 
pardon me for speaking out --I've been sitting on my hands thinking that I 
should be the one to be silent now.  But that's what's wrong with our world -- 
the ones who object remain silent.  The measure of any group of people in 
society -- cyber-society included -- is the level of behavior of the least of 
that society.  If it is required of polite people to become thick-skinned and 
tolerate bad behavior, then everyone loses because as we become that way we 
also become insensitive to our own behavior towards others.  Isn't that a 
slippery slope?  
  
   


Re: CSBest type of Vitamin C to buy

2007-11-08 Thread faith gagne
That is news to me.

Faith G
  - Original Message - 
  From: Dee 
  To: silver-list@eskimo.com 
  Sent: Thursday, November 08, 2007 8:24 AM
  Subject: Re: CSBest type of Vitamin C to buy


I always thought you *had* to ingest bioflavenoids with Vit C otherwise 
it wasn't bio-available.  Dee 






   
  
   


frustrations and insults was RE: CSSimon aka Charles is gone...

2007-11-08 Thread Faith Saint Francis

True thing ..the Soul -the Atma- 
is never offended, is untouchable indeed
YET:
the body, with the mind as its loyal servant (that's what mind shouls be 
really) has to learn that
until it has learned it suffers from pain, frustrations 
and insults
 
FaithStFrancis


Date: Wed, 7 Nov 2007 17:39:47 -0600From: li...@choctaw-oklahoma.usto: 
silver-l...@eskimo.comsubject: Re: CSSimon aka Charles is gone...









A newbie here.
 
I would just like to point out that a person is offended by his/her own choice, 
no matter how many times it happens or how many people it happens to.
 
I personally chose not to be offended by anyone or anything. Makes life a lot 
more pleasurable.
 
Linda
 
---Original Message---
 

From: M. G. Devour
Date: 11/6/2007 10:42:58 AM
To: Simon Jester;  silver-list@eskimo.com
Subject: CSSimon aka Charles is gone...
 
 
 faith gagne wrote:
  Simon I think you meant well.
 
Of course he means well. He tries to help. He can't resist abrasive
personal jabs while doing so. People get mad at him. He denies being
responsible for the results.
 
Yes, in any specific case it is the choice of his victim to be offended
or not. The fact that this happens again and again proves the problem
is his, not theirs.
 
The world is as it is. It will not change for Charles.
 
A is A, dude.
 
 Thank you Faith... the fact is, I do mean well - and everyone here
 would most likely not recognize me if they spoke to me in person.
 
Sure, and your readers don't see the expression on your face or hear
the tone of your voice, or have your posture and gestures to read. If
you behaved in person the way you come across in text, you'd have been
poked in the nose often enough to cause you to make the effort to be
pleasant to people.
 
 Too many people take candor and/or succinctness for rudeness.
 
You excuse rudeness as candor and carelessness for succinctness. It
takes effort to communicate in this medium, which you choose not to
make.
 
 No worries... my skin is quite thick enough that Mike's public
 chastisements don't bother me... and I do understand where he's coming
 from, and don't necessarily disagree...
 
Thank you, I'm glad you understand.
 
One of the requirements of participation in this forum is compliance
with my direction. If you won't cooperate with me and your behavior
remains disruptive I will exclude you from the group.
 
 ... its just not me.
 
You've made your choice.
 
 
Be well,
 
Mike Devour
silver-list owner
 
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Re: CSWith all the types of silver.....

2007-11-08 Thread Marshall Dudley

wordsjunkie wrote:

*Hi:)*
** 
*I'm new to the list.*
** 
*Someone recommended colloidal silver to me for colds and flu, so I 
fired up the computer and started looking for information.*
** 
*I've been surfing the net and reading, and I'm probably more confused 
than I was to begin with.*
** 
*There is ionic silver, and colloidal silver and clear silver . 
There's 10ppm that claims it works as well as 500ppm.*
** 
*There are people who claim patented ways of processing so it's used 
by the body better.*
** 
*My head is just spinning!*
** 
*How the heck do I know what to buy or not to buy? There is so much 
conflicting information I'm totally lost. Can someone please tell me 
what kind of silver I can safely take and where to get it at a 
reasonable price. The prices are outrageous. If it were a whole price 
of silver like a ring or something I could see them charging the 
prices they do, but for little particles of silver that you can't see 
with your naked eye in some filtered water. Give me a break!*
** 
*So I stumbled over this list and hopefully someone can tell me what's 
what. Please?*
** 
*Thank you*
** 
*Liz*
We recommend making your own, instead of buying it. That way you know 
what you are getting, and it cost less than $1 a gallon.  What is 
referred to as colloidal silver is what we often call EIS ( electro 
isolated silver ) here.  When made properly it will be crystal clear and 
will contain about 85% ionic silver, and 15% colloid.  Yellow is also 
ok, but not as good as clear.  The maximum that true colloidal silver 
can be made and stay stable is around 25 ppm.  Those who are selling 
something that they claim is 500 ppm are not selling colloidal silver, 
or lieing  about its concentration. They are likely selling MSP or mild 
silver protein, which is NOT colloidal silver, and can cause argyria, 
and is only about 1/50 as effective as true colloidal silver (that is 
500 ppm MSP is about as effective as 10 ppm CS ).  You might take a look 
at http://silver-lightning.com/theory.html which is as close to the 
actual truth as I have been able to get on colloidal silver.


There are a number of good generators that do stirring, current limiting 
and concentration monitoring available, and members of this group can 
give recommendations if you want to go that route.


If you have any specific questions feel free to ask them here.

Marshall


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CSMaking CS

2007-11-08 Thread M1marine
_http://keelynet.com/biology/colloid.htm_ 
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Re: CSCan I get a response to this?

2007-11-08 Thread Clayton Family
Thanks.  I know that there are some equine diseases around here that 
can and sometimes are transmitted to humans via mosquitoes, it is a 
concern here in the summer. They use mosquito controls here because of 
that and other illnesses transmitted by the pesky little bugs.


On Nov 7, 2007, at 1:46 PM, marmar...@bellsouth.net wrote:

-- Original message from Clayton Family 
clay...@skypoint.com: --

 That is great info. That is Equine P...? what?

 
 Equine Protozoal Myeloencephalitis -- inflammation of the brain 
and/or spinal cord from a protozoal infection. 


 Anyone know if it works for heartworms in dogs?

 
 Don't know the answer to that -- sorry.  MA 



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Re: CSSimon aka Charles is gone...

2007-11-08 Thread Smitty
 I do not agree at all. I do not demand that others treat me exactly the
 way I need to be treated in order for me to feel good about myself.  This
 places quite a burden on friends, neighbors and  the entire world, and it
 does not require me to make any effort at all to understand where other
 people are coming from.

 To insist that all others dance in attendance to my emotional wants and
 needs places a HUGE demand on the rest of the world.To automatically
 assume that the other person sees me as dumb is a  construct of my own
 thinking  designed to keep my demands in place and up front.Nobody lives
 between my ears but me.  I'm in there all by myself so I cannot blame other
 people for what emerges from my own thinking..

 I may not always agree with what the other person has to say and I may not
 even like  what the other person has to say,  but I'd damned well better
 love their RIGHT to say it because I cannot muzzle the next guy without
 muzzling myself at the same time.

 We cause as much pain in the world when we take offense as when we give it.

 Faith G

Well put. . . .Faith. . . .
As Archie Bunker would say. . . . Case Closed !

Smitty


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CSEquine to Human diseases

2007-11-08 Thread marmar845

-- Original message from Clayton Family clay...@skypoint.com: 
-- 

 Thanks. I know that there are some equine diseases around here that 
 can and sometimes are transmitted to humans via mosquitoes, it is a 
 concern here in the summer.

 Hi Kathryn -- I'm unaware of any diseases that can be transmitted to 
people from horses via mosquitos.  Could you be thinking of West Nile?  This is 
transmitted to people via mosquitos -- but comes from mosquitos that have 
bitten infected birds.  Horses are subject to infection this way too, but are 
an end-recipient, like people -- not a transmittor.  MA

 

Re: CSPrill water and CS

2007-11-08 Thread S-Max
Okay Ode. Can you help me out with this? 
I have standing Prill water made with RO. 
When I put my Hanna PWT in it reads 1 . 
There are spaces after the 1. 
Does it mean I have 1.0 uS? 
It is is 1.0 why are there so many spaces after the 1? 
 
I am going to make some Prill water using distilled. 
It has to sit for 24 hours though. After that I will take a measurement. 
S-Max 
 
---Original Message--- 
 
From: Ode Coyote 
Date: 11/8/2007 9:20:09 AM 
To: silver-list@eskimo.com 
Subject: Re: CSPrill water and CS 
 
If a Magnesium Oxide beads tossed into a container can actually purify 
water as well as distillation or a well maintained multi stage Manganese 
sand ion exchange de-ionizing filter tower...then, yea. 
Somehow, I don't think Prill Beads will do that...but not hard to find out. 
 
Get a conductivity meter. If it reads .2 [very pure] to 4 uS [not great 
but generally useable ] either before, or after, you made that water into 
Prill Water...use it. 
 
http


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Re: CSSimon aka Charles is gone...

2007-11-08 Thread faith gagne

Thank you.

Faith G


- Original Message - 
From: Smitty papad...@gmail.com

To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Sent: Thursday, November 08, 2007 11:52 AM
Subject: Re: CSSimon aka Charles is gone...


I do not agree at all. I do not demand that others treat me exactly 
the

way I need to be treated in order for me to feel good about myself.  This
places quite a burden on friends, neighbors and  the entire world, and it
does not require me to make any effort at all to understand where other
people are coming from.

To insist that all others dance in attendance to my emotional wants and
needs places a HUGE demand on the rest of the world.To automatically
assume that the other person sees me as dumb is a  construct of my own
thinking  designed to keep my demands in place and up front.Nobody 
lives
between my ears but me.  I'm in there all by myself so I cannot blame 
other

people for what emerges from my own thinking..

I may not always agree with what the other person has to say and I may 
not

even like  what the other person has to say,  but I'd damned well better
love their RIGHT to say it because I cannot muzzle the next guy without
muzzling myself at the same time.

We cause as much pain in the world when we take offense as when we give 
it.


Faith G


Well put. . . .Faith. . . .
As Archie Bunker would say. . . . Case Closed !

Smitty


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Re: CSWith all the types of silver.....

2007-11-08 Thread wordsjunkie

Hi there Marshall:)

Thank you for the links:)

Oh yeah, I think I'd prefer to make it myself! At least I'd know what's in 
it that way, and if it's cheaper to go that route, then point the way! LOL. 
I'm all for saving money since it doesn't grow on trees at my house. I was 
looking for another good antiviral agent since Sabucol deliveries are at a 
stand still. I have a 5 year old grand daughter in kindergarten and I'm sure 
you know all about the stuff they can bring home. Sigh. I need something 
safe and effective that everyone in the family can take.


I'd like to be able to make enough to use around the house and kitchen as 
well as for cold and flu season.


Thank you again:)

Liz



- Original Message - 
From: Marshall Dudley mdud...@king-cart.com

To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Sent: Thursday, November 08, 2007 9:50 AM
Subject: Re: CSWith all the types of silver.



wordsjunkie wrote:

*Hi:)*
** *I'm new to the list.*
** *Someone recommended colloidal silver to me for colds and flu, so I 
fired up the computer and started looking for information.*
** *I've been surfing the net and reading, and I'm probably more confused 
than I was to begin with.*
** *There is ionic silver, and colloidal silver and clear silver . 
There's 10ppm that claims it works as well as 500ppm.*
** *There are people who claim patented ways of processing so it's used 
by the body better.*

** *My head is just spinning!*
** *How the heck do I know what to buy or not to buy? There is so much 
conflicting information I'm totally lost. Can someone please tell me what 
kind of silver I can safely take and where to get it at a reasonable 
price. The prices are outrageous. If it were a whole price of silver like 
a ring or something I could see them charging the prices they do, but for 
little particles of silver that you can't see with your naked eye in some 
filtered water. Give me a break!*
** *So I stumbled over this list and hopefully someone can tell me what's 
what. Please?*

** *Thank you*
** *Liz*
We recommend making your own, instead of buying it. That way you know what 
you are getting, and it cost less than $1 a gallon.  What is referred to 
as colloidal silver is what we often call EIS ( electro isolated silver ) 
here.  When made properly it will be crystal clear and will contain about 
85% ionic silver, and 15% colloid.  Yellow is also ok, but not as good as 
clear.  The maximum that true colloidal silver can be made and stay stable 
is around 25 ppm.  Those who are selling something that they claim is 500 
ppm are not selling colloidal silver, or lieing  about its concentration. 
They are likely selling MSP or mild silver protein, which is NOT colloidal 
silver, and can cause argyria, and is only about 1/50 as effective as true 
colloidal silver (that is 500 ppm MSP is about as effective as 10 ppm 
CS ).  You might take a look at http://silver-lightning.com/theory.html 
which is as close to the actual truth as I have been able to get on 
colloidal silver.


There are a number of good generators that do stirring, current limiting 
and concentration monitoring available, and members of this group can give 
recommendations if you want to go that route.


If you have any specific questions feel free to ask them here.

Marshall


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Re: CSWith all the types of silver.....

2007-11-08 Thread wordsjunkie

Thank you Mike:)

Yes, this certainly clears up some things for me. And yes, I think making it 
myself would be better economically than buying it.


If I can use it in place of chemicals to degerm the kitchen and house that's 
even better!


Thanks again:)

Liz
- Original Message - 
From: M. G. Devour mdev...@eskimo.com

To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Sent: Wednesday, November 07, 2007 10:13 PM
Subject: Re: CSWith all the types of silver.



Dear Liz,

Welcome aboard!

You write:


And along comes someone like me who is
looking for information and it just gripes my rear to have to try to
wade through all the malarkey for the real story. Sigh. Maybe I'm the
one who is crazy?


No, not at all! You're just exploring the wonderful, chaotic world of
alternative health and medicine. Lacking an over-controlling central
authority, such as the FDA/AMA, etc., it is left to *US* to do our own
research and choose among many options.

Somewhere between the rampant hucksterism and outright fraud at one
extreme, and the fanatical debunkers at the other, you will find people
who can tell you what works. Hopefully here, in fact!

The good news is that along with the chaos comes ultimate freedom and
access to far more options than exist within the mainstream.

There are several classes of silver preparation that are generically
referred to as colloidal silver, whether the term is really
descriptive or not:

1) Mild silver protein (MSP)

2) Chemically precipitated silver

3) Solutions of silver compounds

4) High voltage electrolytic or sputtering processes

5) Low voltage electrolytic process

The first, MSP, is based on a standard preparation that was in common
use before there were pharmaceutical antibiotics. Some of these are
well made, but expensive, and with their higher concentration have been
associated with argyria when over used.

The chemical precipitates and compounds suffer from uncertainty as to
what is in them -- from too much to too little to just food coloring -- 
and have also been associated with cases of argyria. These are most

often seen in health-food stores.

Some of the high volume high voltage production processes seem to
produce a product of reasonable (low) concentration that is fairly
stable and affordable and may be worth buying under some circumstances.

What most of us have settled on is the last one. The product is clear,
usually colorless, maybe 5 to 10 ppm, and simply and inexpensively
produced at home.

Basic equipment to make this product can be home-built, and very well
controlled and reliable generators are available for less than $200
(US). You will quickly recoup your investment in equipment when making
perfectly fine CS for the cost of distilled water and some
electricity. You'll be free to use it as generously as you need, and
you'll also have the security of knowing exactly what goes into it.

You'll see the term EIS used here, which stands for Electrically
Isolated Silver. It was coined by some of our members to distinguish
what we make from the spectrum of other products being sold. It
highlights the fact that it is produced by an electrolytic process, and
consists of a low concentration of isolated particles and ions of
silver in pure distilled water without additives or impurities.

I'm sure other folks will fill in the blanks of this overview. No doubt
I'm leaving out, mis-stating, or oversimplifying some things, but I
hope it'll confirm some of what you've already begun to find out and
save you some confusion and time wasted.

Be well,

Mike D.

[Mike Devour, Citizen, Patriot, Libertarian]
[mdev...@eskimo.com]
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Re: CSPrill water and CS

2007-11-08 Thread William Missett
Using Prill Water to make CS imparts magnesium and possibly other salts to 
the CS mix,

not a good idea unless you like turning blue.  (I am a Prill water user)


- Original Message - 
From: S-Max s...@emotap.com

To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Sent: Thursday, November 08, 2007 11:32 AM
Subject: Re: CSPrill water and CS



Okay Ode. Can you help me out with this?
I have standing Prill water made with RO.
When I put my Hanna PWT in it reads 1 .
There are spaces after the 1.
Does it mean I have 1.0 uS?
It is is 1.0 why are there so many spaces after the 1?

I am going to make some Prill water using distilled.
It has to sit for 24 hours though. After that I will take a measurement.
S-Max

---Original Message--- 


From: Ode Coyote
Date: 11/8/2007 9:20:09 AM
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Subject: Re: CSPrill water and CS

If a Magnesium Oxide beads tossed into a container can actually purify
water as well as distillation or a well maintained multi stage Manganese
sand ion exchange de-ionizing filter tower...then, yea.
Somehow, I don't think Prill Beads will do that...but not hard to find
out.

Get a conductivity meter. If it reads .2 [very pure] to 4 uS [not great
but generally useable ] either before, or after, you made that water into
Prill Water...use it.

http


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Re: CScivility

2007-11-08 Thread Clayton Family
Every elder member of my family would not agree that everyone has the 
right to be rude to others. The basis of civilization is civility:


World Book Dictionary:

civility, noun, pl. -ties.
1. polite behavior; courtesy; consideration.
Ex. Thank you for your civility in replying to my letter so promptly. 
(SYN) politeness.

2. an act or expression of politeness or courtesy.
3. (Archaic.) the state of being civilized; freedom from barbarity; 
civilization.
4. (Archaic.) a. polite or liberal education; training in the 
humanities.

b. good breeding; culture; refinement.

civilization, noun.
1. civilized condition; advanced stage in social development.

This has nothing to do with anyone's emotions: rather, it depends on us 
to try to restrain our emotions to avoid putting an unnecessary burden 
on others. There are many ways to state a point of view, and being 
considerate of another person is our duty as a citizen.


Having a spirited debate does not mean dumping on people. Feeling 
passionate about a subject demands that we be even more vigilant 
concerning our words, it does not excuse us from being polite, good 
citizens. When one speaks about personal responsibility, it begins with 
our own thoughts and words. It is generally assumed that in a polite 
gathering, one is not bent on offending others. It becomes those 
listening to assume that no offense is intended, and to look for the 
meaning behind the words, ie, what the person is really trying to say.


It became quite clear over the course of the conversation that Simon 
had no concern for the feelings of others- in other words, he was not 
behaving in a civilized fashion, by the above definition.  I thought he 
said that he is who he is, and whoever does not like it can lump it, 
even the list owner. That is why he got bounced.


Not everyone has the background to accept criticism and verbal abuse. 
Especially not the weak and ill, and especially when they are coming to 
this group specifically FOR help.


As my dear Grandmother used to say When in doubt, apply the Golden 
Rule.


Kathryn

On Nov 8, 2007, at 8:05 AM, faith gagne wrote:

I do not agree at all.     I do not demand that others treat me 
exactly the way I need to be treated in order for me to feel good 
about myself.  This places quite a burden on friends, neighbors and 
 the entire world, and it does not require me to make any effort at 
all to understand where other people are coming from. 

 
To insist that all others dance in attendance to my emotional wants 
and needs places a HUGE demand on the rest of the world.    To 
automatically assume that the other person sees me as dumb is a 
 construct of my own thinking  designed to keep my demands in place 
and up front.     Nobody lives between my ears but me.  I'm in there 
all by myself so I cannot blame other people for what emerges from my 
own thinking.. 

 
I may not always agree with what the other person has to say and I may 
not even like  what the other person has to say,  but I'd damned well 
better love their RIGHT to say it because I cannot muzzle the next guy 
without muzzling myself at the same time.

 
We cause as much pain in the world when we take offense as when we 
give it.

 
Faith G
 - Original Message -

From: Dee
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Sent: Thursday, November 08, 2007 8:22 AM
Subject: Re: CSSimon aka Charles is gone...

I agree totally with you Mary Ann, civility costs nothing and it is 
surely a positive thing to make people feel good rather than the 
opposite, no matter how clever one may think one is, or how dumb one 
may think the other person is!   Dee

 
---Original Message---
 
From: marmar...@bellsouth.net
Date: 07/11/2007 17:43:08
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Subject: CSSimon aka Charles is gone...
 
 Boy -- I've got to respectfully disagree with this Mike.  And 
pardon me for speaking out --I've been sitting on my hands thinking 
that I should be the one to be silent now.  But that's what's wrong 
with our world -- the ones who object remain silent.  The measure of 
any group of people in society -- cyber-society included -- is the 
level of behavior of the least of that society.  If it is required of 
polite people to become thick-skinned and tolerate bad behavior, then 
everyone loses because as we become that way we also become 
insensitive to our own behavior towards others.  Isn't that a 
slippery slope? 



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Re: CSEquine to Human diseases

2007-11-08 Thread Clayton Family
no I think it is equine encephalitis. The pediatricians get to worry 
about it some years, and headaches are one symptom.   Of course the 
people living near horses were at more risk than others. Maybe it is 
viral, I don't know. I do remember that we had to worry about it before 
West Nile came to our neighborhood and killed most of our birds.


Kathryn

On Nov 8, 2007, at 11:16 AM, marmar...@bellsouth.net wrote:

-- Original message from Clayton Family 
clay...@skypoint.com: --


 Thanks. I know that there are some equine diseases around here that
 can and sometimes are transmitted to humans via mosquitoes, it is a
 concern here in the summer.
 
 Hi Kathryn -- I'm unaware of any diseases that can be transmitted 
to people from horses via mosquitos.  Could you be thinking of West 
Nile?  This is transmitted to people via mosquitos -- but comes from 
mosquitos that have bitten infected birds.  Horses are subject to 
infection this way too, but are an end-recipient, like people -- not a 
transmittor.  MA

 
 



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CSSimon aka Charles is gone...

2007-11-08 Thread marmar845
Hi Faith.  I think you are confusing the right to free speech with the right to 
be rude.  Twisted thinking like that is what encourages people to behave badly 
in public.  This is especially true in this day and age of cyber-societies, 
where people can hide behind their computer and say what they want with 
relative impunity.  I don't think that's what the founding fathers had in mind 
when they created the doctrine of free speech -- that it be a vehicle for 
people to attack other people without provocation.  You are, of course, 
entitled to your opinion -- as am I.  MA

CSHome made CS brewer (UNCLASSIFIED)

2007-11-08 Thread Medwith, Robert J Mr CIV USA AMC
Classification:  UNCLASSIFIED 
Caveats: NONE
 
Subject: CSBrewing CS
You can use almost any DC power supply, the ones with less voltage just
take longer.
You can speed up brewing by seeding with some CS.
I have made CS with a small 9 volt DC power supply and one of the C
urgent regulating central diodes.
To all (especially new members) 
You can make a Controlled Current Generator with and Wall DC power
supply using 
a Current Regulating Central Diode they come in various currents
610-1N5297 from Mouser Electronics is for 1 Mill amp 
You put this in line with power supply with a volt meter you can measure
voltage (higher as Silver is further apart and lower as you move silver 
closer together). It adjust voltage to matain mill amp rating. 
Bob

 
Classification:  UNCLASSIFIED 
Caveats: NONE


Re: CScivility

2007-11-08 Thread faith gagne
I have dictionaries of my own and I know how to use them.  Of course the 
Golden Rule is wonderful , but then it can be twisted out of recognition 
when altered to fit indulgent demands.


Faith G


- Original Message - 
From: Clayton Family clay...@skypoint.com

To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Sent: Thursday, November 08, 2007 12:45 PM
Subject: Re: CScivility


Every elder member of my family would not agree that everyone has the
right to be rude to others. The basis of civilization is civility:

World Book Dictionary:

civility, noun, pl. -ties.
1. polite behavior; courtesy; consideration.
Ex. Thank you for your civility in replying to my letter so promptly.
(SYN) politeness.
2. an act or expression of politeness or courtesy.
3. (Archaic.) the state of being civilized; freedom from barbarity;
civilization.
4. (Archaic.) a. polite or liberal education; training in the
humanities.
b. good breeding; culture; refinement.

civilization, noun.
1. civilized condition; advanced stage in social development.

This has nothing to do with anyone's emotions: rather, it depends on us
to try to restrain our emotions to avoid putting an unnecessary burden
on others. There are many ways to state a point of view, and being
considerate of another person is our duty as a citizen.

Having a spirited debate does not mean dumping on people. Feeling
passionate about a subject demands that we be even more vigilant
concerning our words, it does not excuse us from being polite, good
citizens. When one speaks about personal responsibility, it begins with
our own thoughts and words. It is generally assumed that in a polite
gathering, one is not bent on offending others. It becomes those
listening to assume that no offense is intended, and to look for the
meaning behind the words, ie, what the person is really trying to say.

It became quite clear over the course of the conversation that Simon
had no concern for the feelings of others- in other words, he was not
behaving in a civilized fashion, by the above definition.  I thought he
said that he is who he is, and whoever does not like it can lump it,
even the list owner. That is why he got bounced.

Not everyone has the background to accept criticism and verbal abuse.
Especially not the weak and ill, and especially when they are coming to
this group specifically FOR help.

As my dear Grandmother used to say When in doubt, apply the Golden
Rule.

Kathryn

On Nov 8, 2007, at 8:05 AM, faith gagne wrote:

I do not agree at all. I do not demand that others treat me exactly the 
way I need to be treated in order for me to feel good about myself. This 
places quite a burden on friends, neighbors and the entire world, and it 
does not require me to make any effort at all to understand where other 
people are coming from.
To insist that all others dance in attendance to my emotional wants and 
needs places a HUGE demand on the rest of the world. To automatically 
assume that the other person sees me as dumb is a construct of my own 
thinking designed to keep my demands in place and up front.   Nobody lives 
between my ears but me. I'm in there all by myself so I cannot blame other 
people for what emerges from my own thinking..
I may not always agree with what the other person has to say and I may not 
even like what the other person has to say, but I'd damned well better 
love their RIGHT to say it because I cannot muzzle the next guy without 
muzzling myself at the same time.


We cause as much pain in the world when we take offense as when we give 
it.


Faith G
- Original Message -

From: Dee
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Sent: Thursday, November 08, 2007 8:22 AM
Subject: Re: CSSimon aka Charles is gone...

I agree totally with you Mary Ann, civility costs nothing and it is 
surely a positive thing to make people feel good rather than the 
opposite, no matter how clever one may think one is, or how dumb one may 
think the other person is! Dee


---Original Message---

From: marmar...@bellsouth.net
Date: 07/11/2007 17:43:08
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Subject: CSSimon aka Charles is gone...

 Boy -- I've got to respectfully disagree with this Mike. And pardon 
me for speaking out --I've been sitting on my hands thinking that I 
should be the one to be silent now. But that's what's wrong with our 
world -- the ones who object remain silent. The measure of any group of 
people in society -- cyber-society included -- is the level of behavior 
of the least of that society. If it is required of polite people to 
become thick-skinned and tolerate bad behavior, then everyone loses 
because as we become that way we also become insensitive to our own 
behavior towards others. Isn't that a slippery slope?



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Re: CSSimon aka Charles is gone...

2007-11-08 Thread faith gagne

Thank you Mike.

I really do not want to get into these back and forth one-upmanship things 
that we can all get into from time to time..  I think I just responded to 
something, but I will now try to refrain from responding to any more of 
them.   I don't have to respond.  In just moving on I will be helping  to 
create the atmosphere you are working toward and which I appreciate.


Faith G





- Original Message - 
From: M. G. Devour mdev...@eskimo.com

To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Sent: Thursday, November 08, 2007 12:54 PM
Subject: Re: CSSimon aka Charles is gone...



Faith concludes:

We cause as much pain in the world when we take offense as when we
give it.


Very interesting summation of the idea, Faith.

Dee writes:

I agree totally with you Mary Ann, civility costs nothing and it
is surely a positive thing to make people feel good rather than
the opposite...


Civility costs effort, more or less depending on your personality.
grin

Mary Ann says:

The measure of any group of people in society --
cyber-society included -- is the level of behavior of the least
of that society.  If it is required of polite people to become
thick-skinned and tolerate bad behavior, then everyone loses


Yes, and somewhere between these two legitimate ideals -- perfect
civility and perfect immunity -- is the reality we live in.

Anybody who wants to launch into great dramas every time somebody else
says something that can be stretched enough to be interpreted as
offensive will be just as disruptive as Simon/Charles, as well as fail
to achieve any of their own goals for their participation. We've all
seen these personalities. They usually don't hang around very long.

On the other hand, if you stubbornly persist in injecting unnecessary
little personal jabs at people while ostensibly helping them, you're
going to create a problem, too.

Still, the reason I'm most disappointed in Charles, is that this list
is, in essence, my property, the product of my labor. The atmosphere I
foster, the effort I put into making it a welcoming place and keeping
the discussion on an even keel, is what will make the group attractive
to people and allow them to use it to meet their own needs and
encourage them to help each other.

You don't come in here and expect to be able to dictate standards of
behavior! I'm astonished that an ostensible libertarian would be so
disrespectful of another person's property rights! And be persistently
aggressive, too. Both are antithetical to libertarian philosophy.
sigh

So I agree with everyone who says you shouldn't let yourself be
bothered by idiots on the 'net. But that doesn't mean I'm obliged to
let anyone come in here and stealthily corrupt the atmosphere I'm
trying to create with hostile and aggressive behavior.

Be well,

Mike D.

[Mike Devour, Citizen, Patriot, Libertarian]
[mdev...@eskimo.com]
[Speaking only for myself...   ]


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Re: CSObnoxious people... and WORDS

2007-11-08 Thread M. G. Devour
And I'll say AMEN and then remind everybody about the prohibition on 
more than a passing reference to religious or spiritual topics. GRIN

It's been a busy week! LOL!

Be well!!

Mike D.

 That Word was Christ and he was always kind to the sick and
 downtrodden.  There are many on this site that are so knowledgeable and
 appreciated for their time they take to share that knowledge.  There are
 also those of us that are climbing that ladder that are on much lower
 rungs and it is welcome to have a hand extended down to help you up
 rather than a foot on your head telling you that you aren't worthy.
 
 Dianne
 
 
   - Original Message - 
   From: Jonathan B. Brittenmailto:jbrit...@cc.nakamura-u.ac.jp 
   To: silver-list@eskimo.commailto:silver-list@eskimo.com 
   Sent: Thursday, November 08, 2007 6:15 PM
   Subject: Re: CSObnoxious people... and WORDS
 
 
   In the beginning there was the word . . . . 
 
   Seven of the most profound words ever written.
 
   Food for thought for a lifetime.
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
   On Friday, Nov 9, 2007, at 06:28 Asia/Tokyo, Faith Saint Francis
   wrote:
 
WORDS are powerful .. they can either build up, of break down ..
   alas  too often they do not build up.
 
 
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CSPart Simon and a CS question

2007-11-08 Thread Linda
Who gets to decide what is rude? The person speaking or the person spoken
to?

If you say the person spoken to then you will have a lot of people afraid to
say anything for fear of being thought rude even though they may not have
intended to be rude. I have that problem a lot myself. People often think I
m rude but I have no intention of being so and often don't understand why
someone would think I was rude.

To keep on topic, I tried to make a batch of cs and went off and forgot
about it. There was lots of black stuff in the bottom but nothing floating
anywhere else. I decanted off the clear stuff and it seems to be very weak.

I would like to know if this is safe to use or do I have to discard it?
Linda

On 11/8/2007 11:52:25 AM, marmar...@bellsouth.net wrote:  Hi Faith. I think 
you are confusing the right to free speech with the  right to be rude. Twisted 
thinking like that is what encourages people to  behave badly in public. This 
is especially true in this day and age of  cyber-societies, where people can 
hide behind their computer and say what  they want with relative impunity. I 
don't think that's what the founding  fathers had in mind when they created 
the doctrine of free speech -- that  it be a vehicle for people to attack 
other people without provocation. You  are, of course, entitled to your 
opinion -- as am I. MA

CSEnlightened Doctor speaks 2

2007-11-08 Thread Faith Saint Francis

 
Your life is surrounded by sweets but you can not take advantage of them, to 
assimilate, to introduce, to live them; you cannot see them, but they are 
there, and very close to you. 
Allow that you are loved; you have a right to be loved, but give consent to 
them to love you. Just do not think of any more excuses, do not justify 
yourself, in this way you are going to unlock your pancreas and you are going 
to allow that the love comes in, and that it penetrates your Being. If you do 
not love yourself then it is more difficult for others to love you. The energy 
follows the thought; if you think about your disease you are feeding it, and 
then it grows; think about your health, about your cure and feed that thought, 
think that it is possible, 
even though your doctor tells you that it isn’t;
 I am a doctor also and I tell you that it is possible. If your internal 
process is not worked out - then you commence with the affection towards other 
organs, which are going to oblige more internal changes and it becomes a little 
more difficult, but not impossible. 
 The miraculous treatments occur when there are important internal changes.
The external method of cure is not what matters, it is the attitude of the 
patient, it is the FAITH, it is not the tablet or the ash which cures. The 
Virgin can cure you in the same way or better than Sai Baba, but that depends 
on YOU. Your BEING is always healthy, it is your BODY which is ill, it is your 
PERSONALITY which suffers.  Your SOUL is pure and crystalline, it is immutable, 
it is your Internal Christ, allow It to flow. 
May God illumine you so that you can find the right way. 
A hug from Soul to Soul. 
S.
 
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CSEnlightened Doctor speaks 1

2007-11-08 Thread Faith Saint Francis

Respected Silver List Forum We have so often seen negative remarks about 
doctors who care only for the money, and we read about the bad experiences with 
the like because they keep their knowledge to themselves, thus misleading their 
patients .. alas it is so. That is why is such a relief to see specks of light 
in this immense darkness: There are good doctors as well (or else where would 
we be?) We received this exemplar message on another list (of which the name I 
can reveal to you in private if you so wish); here is a medical doctor giving 
his good counsel to a member who has suffered from diabetes for many years, and 
did not get good results with her medics. Maybe you'll feel as good as we did 
after reading this uplifting message. Message was translated and published with 
the permission of the doctor concerned:  
Dear A.: 
The first thing you need to have is the total and absolute FAITH that Diabetes 
can be cured. Do not doubt. The Masters were able to realize whatever 
miraculous cure although they did not always do it. The disease does not appear 
like a punishment, but like a POSSIBILITY OF PRODUCING AN INTERNAL CHANGE, it 
is what our Soul needs to be able to continue evolving, growing; it is one more 
opportunity which Nature” gives us, to be able to learn what we could not 
appreciate in another form. 
 Only we are in charge of that situation. Nobody else is.
 The trick consists in discovering 
WHAT IT IS THAT OUR DISEASE IS ASKING US, TO WHAT CHANGE OBLIGES US.
It is not necessary to resist, or to get angry with our disease, to be friendly 
towards it, to speak to it, or to understand it. It does not want to be there 
either, but it has its work to do. Diabetes is a disease of the pancreas in 
which there is lack of the secretion of insulin. Insulin is a hormone of which 
the function is to introduce the glucose (the sugar, the candy, the SWEETS) 
into the cells of your body. Those sweets remain in the blood in large 
amounts and they are eliminated by the kidneys as if they were a waste of your 
metabolism. Your body is surrounded by sweets but it cannot take advantage of 
them. 
 
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CSEquine to Human diseases

2007-11-08 Thread marmar845
-- Original message from Clayton Family clay...@skypoint.com: 
--
 
 no I think it is equine encephalitis. The pediatricians get to worry 
 about it some years, and headaches are one symptom. Of course the 
 people living near horses were at more risk than others. Maybe it is 
 viral, I don't know. I do remember that we had to worry about it before 
 West Nile came to our neighborhood and killed most of our birds.

 OK -- I think you are referring to Eastern Equine Encephalitis, or Western 
Equine Encephalitis.  Or perhaps Venezuelan Equine Encephalitis.  EEE and WEE 
are no concern, because horses like humans are the end host and cannot infect 
one another.  VEE, on the other hand, is a different type of virus and it is 
unclear at this time if horses or humans can transmit the disease via 
mosquitos.  However, there hasn't been an outbreak of VEE since 1995 and it was 
confined to Texas, I do believe.  Where are you located, Kathryn?  I'm sorry 
that you lost most of your birds -- that would upset me terribly.  We haven't 
seen much of that here (Kentucky) -- and I hope we never do.  West Nile seems 
to be slowing down.  MA   

CSPlastic or Glass bottles

2007-11-08 Thread David Angland

Hi there,

I hope that I'm not repeating a question that has already been asked 
recently.


I have a SilverPuppy generator, and I'm wondering whether PET plastic 
bottles are OK or not to store my CS.
According to the instructions that came with it, it says PET plastic 
bottles are OK.
Then I came across this web site 
(http://www.silver-colloids.com/Papers/FAQ.html#glass-bottles)
which says that home-made silver always consists mostly of ionic silver, 
and therefore should be stored in glass bottles.
Now I'm wondering if storing my EIS in plastic bottles has been a waste 
of time.


Also, if plastic is bad, does that mean putting EIS into a glass spray 
bottle (which has a plastic inner straw) is not recommended?


Another question ...
I have two children (a 2 year old  a new-born).  When is it safe to 
start giving them EIS to ward off colds? 
I'm concerned that with lack of selenium in their diets, they wont be 
able to eliminate the silver from their bodies.


Thanks in advance!
David


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Re: CSEquine to Human diseases

2007-11-08 Thread Clayton Family
minnesota... we get lots of bird travel through here, from arctic to s. 
america.  It has not been permanent, and it didn't seem to infect all 
birds equally- the crows went first, as far as I could see, in our 
neighborhood. The carcasses were all over the place.  There are a few 
now.



On Nov 8, 2007, at 1:51 PM, marmar...@bellsouth.net wrote:

-- Original message from Clayton Family 
clay...@skypoint.com: --

 
 no I think it is equine encephalitis. The pediatricians get to worry
 about it some years, and headaches are one symptom. Of course the
 people living near horses were at more risk than others. Maybe it is
 viral, I don't know. I do remember that we had to worry about it 
before

 West Nile came to our neighborhood and killed most of our birds.
 
 OK -- I think you are referring to Eastern Equine Encephalitis, 
or Western Equine Encephalitis.  Or perhaps Venezuelan Equine 
Encephalitis.  EEE and WEE are no concern, because horses like humans 
are the end host and cannot infect one another.  VEE, on the other 
hand, is a different type of virus and it is unclear at this time if 
horses or humans can transmit the disease via mosquitos.  However, 
there hasn't been an outbreak of VEE since 1995 and it was confined to 
Texas, I do believe.  Where are you located, Kathryn?  I'm sorry that 
you lost most of your birds -- that would upset me terribly.  We 
haven't seen much of that here (Kentucky) -- and I hope we never do.  
West Nile seems to be slowing down.  MA   



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Re: CScivility

2007-11-08 Thread cking001
On 11/8/2007 12:45:27 PM, Clayton Family (clay...@skypoint.com) wrote:
As my dear Grandmother used to say When in doubt, apply the Golden 
Rule.

Mine always said Ruler'

Chuck
Speak, friend, and enter. If you don't press enter, nothing happens.


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Re: CScivility

2007-11-08 Thread Arnold Beland
My grandmother told me that it really doesn't matter what you want. What 
matters is what others want from you. You are not a world unto your self.


- Original Message - 
From: cking...@nycap.rr.com

To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Sent: Thursday, November 08, 2007 12:18 PM
Subject: Re: CScivility


On 11/8/2007 12:45:27 PM, Clayton Family (clay...@skypoint.com) wrote:

As my dear Grandmother used to say When in doubt, apply the Golden
Rule.


Mine always said Ruler'

Chuck
Speak, friend, and enter. If you don't press enter, nothing happens.


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Re: CScivility

2007-11-08 Thread Clayton Family

LOL-

Mine backed up her rules with the coat hanger...

On Nov 8, 2007, at 2:18 PM, cking...@nycap.rr.com wrote:


On 11/8/2007 12:45:27 PM, Clayton Family (clay...@skypoint.com) wrote:

As my dear Grandmother used to say When in doubt, apply the Golden
Rule.


Mine always said Ruler'

Chuck
Speak, friend, and enter. If you don't press enter, nothing happens.



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Re: CSPlastic or Glass bottles

2007-11-08 Thread Clayton Family
 Why do you think their diet is deficient in selenium?  Any newborn is 
probably best off with her mother's milk, in any case ( just my 
opinion, unless there is some infection that needs treating). Others 
have said they use it to treat children.


The storage jars seem to be a matter of personal preference.  I use 
both. I also keep EIS in a nasal spray bottle in my purse at all times, 
my son has taken to keeping a plastic spray bottle of it in his car.


Kathryn

On Nov 8, 2007, at 1:51 PM, David Angland wrote:


Hi there,

I hope that I'm not repeating a question that has already been asked 
recently.


I have a SilverPuppy generator, and I'm wondering whether PET plastic 
bottles are OK or not to store my CS.
According to the instructions that came with it, it says PET plastic 
bottles are OK.
Then I came across this web site 
(http://www.silver-colloids.com/Papers/FAQ.html#glass-bottles)
which says that home-made silver always consists mostly of ionic 
silver, and therefore should be stored in glass bottles.
Now I'm wondering if storing my EIS in plastic bottles has been a 
waste of time.


Also, if plastic is bad, does that mean putting EIS into a glass spray 
bottle (which has a plastic inner straw) is not recommended?


Another question ...
I have two children (a 2 year old  a new-born).  When is it safe to 
start giving them EIS to ward off colds? I'm concerned that with lack 
of selenium in their diets, they wont be able to eliminate the silver 
from their bodies.


Thanks in advance!
David



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CSPrill water and CS

2007-11-08 Thread S-Max
Sorry, I should have been more clear. I do not intend on using Prill water
to generate my CS. I use only the best distilled water and have done so for
years and would never think of changing my method. But I sure appreciate the
heads-up. 
 
I was asking Ode about the read out on my Hanna PWT when I measure my Prill
water. I made the Prill water with RO water but plan to change to distilled.

S-Max 
--- 
 
From: William Missett 
Date: 11/8/2007 12:13:25 P 
 
Using Prill Water to make CS imparts magnesium and possibly other salts to 
the CS mix, 
not a good idea unless you like turning blue. (I am a Prill water user) 
-- 
From: S-Max s...@emotap.com 
 Okay Ode. Can you help me out with this? 
 I have standing Prill water made with RO. 
 When I put my Hanna PWT in it reads 1 . 
 There are spaces after the 1. 
 Does it mean I have 1.0 uS? 
 It is is 1.0 why are there so many spaces after the 1? 
 
 I am going to make some Prill water using distilled. 
 It has to sit for 24 hours though. After that I will take a measurement. 
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CSObnoxious people...

2007-11-08 Thread larry tankersley
 It's been my experience that obnoxious, rude, overbearing, opinionated folks 
most often have an insecurity complex i.e. an underlying lack of self-worth 
that is often sublimated by grandiosity and verbose, not to mention other less 
than likeable personality traits. Personality disorder are hard to overcome... 
Neurosis is easy in comparison.
 I was once told by a dear friend,  you have no Idea how your words hurt 
people and  my Xwife once said ,  Can you just say it's only what you THINK, 
before you make your dictatorial assertions of TRUTH? Gosh, wonder why she is 
another X. ; ) 
 ... topping those, when I was perhaps 50 years old, my dear sweet Father. 
during a 'conversation', became beet red and calmly said, You are the most 
over bearing person I have ever known... that got my attention,  later that 
day I apologized; and have since then made a concerted effort to temper my 
speech and to understand why I need to be the right man. Glad I 'got it'.. 
works better for all... mostly for me.

larry tankersley; Gainesville,Florida USA



RE: CSObnoxious people... and WORDS

2007-11-08 Thread Faith Saint Francis

WORDS
 
are ALL and ALWAYS loaded with energy.
 
It was the great Italian educationist and medical doctor Maria Montessori who 
told her students '..let your words be counted..'
 
Many gurus will tel you to speak less, and if you do, to speak in a sweet soft 
voice - watching the portent of your utterings.
 
There are Masters warning us not to speak evil of others (gossipping) lest you 
want to loose your memory at a more advanced age; and there more warnings and 
good advices of the like.
 
Too many different views to be ignored.
 
WORDS are powerful .. they can either build up, of break down .. alas too often 
they do not build up.
 
FaithStFrancis


From: la...@webtv.netto: silver-l...@eskimo.comdate: Thu, 8 Nov 2007 21:08:46 
+Subject: CSObnoxious people...

It's been my experience that obnoxious, rude, overbearing, opinionated folks 
most often have an insecurity complex i.e. an underlying lack of self-worth 
that is often sublimated by grandiosity and verbose, not to mention other less 
than likeable personality traits. Personality disorder are hard to overcome... 
Neurosis is easy in comparison.I was once told by a dear friend,  you have no 
Idea how your words hurt people and  my Xwife once said ,  Can you just say 
it's only what you THINK, before you make your dictatorial assertions of TRUTH? 
Gosh, wonder why she is another X. ; ) ... topping those, when I was perhaps 50 
years old, my dear sweet Father. during a 'conversation', became beet red and 
calmly said, You are the most over bearing person I have ever known... that 
got my attention,  later that day I apologized; and have since then made a 
concerted effort to temper my speech and to understand why I need to be the 
right man. Glad I 'got it'.. works better for all... mostly for me.
larry tankersley; Gainesville,Florida USA
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Re: CSEnlightened Doctor speaks 1

2007-11-08 Thread Linda
If you would like to know more about this philosophy read books by Miguel
Ruiz (he says the same thing but in very different words), Ester and Jerry
Hicks (my favorite is Ask and It Is Given), or read The Secret. Although
I personally don't think The Secret is the best book, but it  is very
popular right now and pretty easy to find.

Linda

---Original Message---
 
From: Faith Saint Francis
Date: 11/8/2007 1:36:43 PM
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Subject: CSEnlightened Doctor speaks 1
 
Respected Silver List Forum
 
We have so often seen negative remarks about doctors who care only for the
money, and we read about the bad experiences with the like because they keep
their knowledge to themselves, thus misleading their patients .. alas it is
so.
 
That is why is such a relief to see specks of light in this immense
darkness:
 
There are good doctors as well (or else where would we be?)
 
We received this exemplar message on another list (of which the name I can
reveal to you in private if you so wish);
 
here is a medical doctor giving his good counsel to a member who has
suffered from diabetes for many years, and did not get good results with her
medics.
 
Maybe you'll feel as good as we did after reading this uplifting message.
 
Message was translated and published with the permission of the doctor
concerned:
 
 
Dear A.: 
The first thing you need to have is the total and absolute FAITH that
Diabetes can be cured. Do not doubt. The Masters were able to realize
whatever miraculous cure although they did not always do it. The disease
does not appear like a punishment, but like a POSSIBILITY OF PRODUCING AN
INTERNAL CHANGE, it is what our Soul needs to be able to continue evolving,
growing; it is one more opportunity which Nature” gives us, to be able to
learn what we could not appreciate in another form. 
 Only we are in charge of that situation. Nobody else is.
 The trick consists in discovering 
WHAT IT IS THAT OUR DISEASE IS ASKING US, TO WHAT CHANGE OBLIGES US.
It is not necessary to resist, or to get angry with our disease, to be
friendly towards it, to speak to it, or to understand it. It does not want
to be there either, but it has its work to do. Diabetes is a disease of the
pancreas in which there is lack of the secretion of insulin. Insulin is a
hormone of which the function is to introduce the glucose (the sugar, the
candy, the SWEETS) into the cells of your body. Those sweets remain in the
blood in large amounts and they are eliminated by the kidneys as if they
were a waste of your metabolism. Your body is surrounded by sweets but it
cannot take advantage of them. 
 



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RE: CSEnlightened Doctor speaks 1 and the Secret of Positivism

2007-11-08 Thread Faith Saint Francis

Well,
 
the Secret / el Secreto 
 
goes like pan caliente (hot bread) over the counter here, and I am enjoying 
it to the bottom - or to the last page, reading and re-reading and making a lot 
of notes - we have the CD as well, very well done, although indeed a bit 
popular. 
 
I find that I lived by these rules for the greater part of my life, and from 
this book I learn a lot of extras.
 
Of course the same song has been sung in many tones; this is a Universal 
message.
 
It is all about seeing life in a positive way, avoiding the darkness, and being 
awestruck at the silver lining, not by the grey cloud.
 
FaithStFrancisMedellin,
Colombia


Date: Thu, 8 Nov 2007 15:36:30 -0600From: li...@choctaw-oklahoma.usto: 
silver-l...@eskimo.comsubject: Re: CSEnlightened Doctor speaks 1









If you would like to know more about this philosophy read books by Miguel Ruiz 
(he says the same thing but in very different words), Ester and Jerry Hicks (my 
favorite is Ask and It Is Given), or read The Secret. Although I personally 
don't think The Secret is the best book, but it  is very popular right now 
and pretty easy to find.
 
Linda
 

---Original Message---
 

From: Faith Saint Francis
Date: 11/8/2007 1:36:43 PM
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Subject: CSEnlightened Doctor speaks 1
 
Respected Silver List Forum We have so often seen negative remarks about 
doctors who care only for the money, and we read about the bad experiences with 
the like because they keep their knowledge to themselves, thus misleading their 
patients .. alas it is so. That is why is such a relief to see specks of light 
in this immense darkness: There are good doctors as well (or else where would 
we be?) We received this exemplar message on another list (of which the name I 
can reveal to you in private if you so wish); here is a medical doctor giving 
his good counsel to a member who has suffered from diabetes for many years, and 
did not get good results with her medics. Maybe you'll feel as good as we did 
after reading this uplifting message. Message was translated and published with 
the permission of the doctor concerned:  
Dear A.: 
The first thing you need to have is the total and absolute FAITH that Diabetes 
can be cured. Do not doubt. The Masters were able to realize whatever 
miraculous cure although they did not always do it. The disease does not appear 
like a punishment, but like a POSSIBILITY OF PRODUCING AN INTERNAL CHANGE, it 
is what our Soul needs to be able to continue evolving, growing; it is one more 
opportunity which Nature” gives us, to be able to learn what we could not 
appreciate in another form. 
 Only we are in charge of that situation. Nobody else is.
 The trick consists in discovering 
WHAT IT IS THAT OUR DISEASE IS ASKING US, TO WHAT CHANGE OBLIGES US.
It is not necessary to resist, or to get angry with our disease, to be friendly 
towards it, to speak to it, or to understand it. It does not want to be there 
either, but it has its work to do. Diabetes is a disease of the pancreas in 
which there is lack of the secretion of insulin. Insulin is a hormone of which 
the function is to introduce the glucose (the sugar, the candy, the SWEETS) 
into the cells of your body. Those sweets remain in the blood in large 
amounts and they are eliminated by the kidneys as if they were a waste of your 
metabolism. Your body is surrounded by sweets but it cannot take advantage of 
them. 
 

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Re: CSObnoxious people... and WORDS

2007-11-08 Thread Jonathan B. Britten

In the beginning there was the word . . . . 

Seven of the most profound words ever written.

Food for thought for a lifetime.







On Friday, Nov 9, 2007, at 06:28 Asia/Tokyo, Faith Saint Francis wrote:

WORDS are powerful .. they can either build up, of break down .. alas 
too often they do not build up.



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Re: CSObnoxious people... and WORDS

2007-11-08 Thread Dianne France
That Word was Christ and he was always kind to the sick and downtrodden.  
There are many on this site that are so knowledgeable and appreciated for their 
time they take to share that knowledge.  There are also those of us that are 
climbing that ladder that are on much lower rungs and it is welcome to have a 
hand extended down to help you up rather than a foot on your head telling you 
that you aren't worthy.

Dianne


  - Original Message - 
  From: Jonathan B. Brittenmailto:jbrit...@cc.nakamura-u.ac.jp 
  To: silver-list@eskimo.commailto:silver-list@eskimo.com 
  Sent: Thursday, November 08, 2007 6:15 PM
  Subject: Re: CSObnoxious people... and WORDS


  In the beginning there was the word . . . . 

  Seven of the most profound words ever written.

  Food for thought for a lifetime.







  On Friday, Nov 9, 2007, at 06:28 Asia/Tokyo, Faith Saint Francis wrote:

   WORDS are powerful .. they can either build up, of break down .. alas 
   too often they do not build up.


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Re: CSObnoxious people... and WORDS

2007-11-08 Thread Leslie
AGREE! And want to say I appreciate all of you as it makes my world go round. I 
haven't had too many people help me, especially around here. 

Leslie
  - Original Message - 
  From: Dianne France 
  To: silver-list@eskimo.com 
  Sent: Thursday, November 08, 2007 5:22 PM
  Subject: Re: CSObnoxious people... and WORDS


  That Word was Christ and he was always kind to the sick and downtrodden.  
There are many on this site that are so knowledgeable and appreciated for their 
time they take to share that knowledge.  There are also those of us that are 
climbing that ladder that are on much lower rungs and it is welcome to have a 
hand extended down to help you up rather than a foot on your head telling you 
that you aren't worthy.

  Dianne


- Original Message - 
From: Jonathan B. Britten 
To: silver-list@eskimo.com 
Sent: Thursday, November 08, 2007 6:15 PM
Subject: Re: CSObnoxious people... and WORDS


In the beginning there was the word . . . . 

Seven of the most profound words ever written.

Food for thought for a lifetime.







On Friday, Nov 9, 2007, at 06:28 Asia/Tokyo, Faith Saint Francis wrote:

 WORDS are powerful .. they can either build up, of break down .. alas 
 too often they do not build up.


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Re: CSRe: Scabies

2007-11-08 Thread Tad Winiecki
Scott- They were using DE, and moth balls.  It turns out they had sent 
a couple of samples to my doctor sister and she admitted when leaving 
that one sample had springtails.  She seemed to think this was 
inconsequential.  I had seen springtail also known as Collembola 
information through google, some people have claimed to have a problem 
being bitten by them.  My brother seems convinced this is the source of 
their problem and is trying different things on them.  I'll report if 
he feels something succeeds.  Anyone heard of this?


I don't think he left any critters here but I can't get the moth ball 
smell out of my guest bedroom.  We even ran the ozone generator in 
there a couple of times.


Nancy

On Oct 12, 2007, at 11:53 AM, Scott wrote:
So, when I dust my house, I do it everywhere using a talcum powder 
bottle or something that has small holes that will disperse the DE 
fairly well. Make sure to where a filtering mask (paper ones will 
work) when spreading the DE. Also, make sure all pets are put outdoors 
or take them to someone else's house for at least one hour after 
dusting.



Tad Winiecki winie...@pacifier.com wrote:
couple of years with an invisible no-see-um that he picked up near 
Waco. 



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