Re: CSSelf-Cleaning Gym Gear

[PT Ferrance]

While mattress shopping recently I came across one fabricated with the same 
kind 
of technology.  Interesting that CS is being attacked on one front and embraced 
on another!
PT





From: Rusty Moncrief sinso...@hotmail.com
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Sent: Thu, February 3, 2011 1:06:10 AM
Subject: CSSelf-Cleaning Gym Gear

I thought a few members on this list may find the following link and associated 
story interesting.  You might even be able to help a few of the people who left 
comments after the story about silver.
 
Enjoy!
 
Rusty
 
-
 
SilverSport, a brand derived from Eco Product Group, offers a workout towel, a 
Pilates roller and a yoga mat with what it calls its Silver Clean Zone. Each 
product represents one of those zones by using Terra Silver to eliminate more 
than 650 types of surface-borne, odor-causing bacteria.
Thomas Davis, president of Eco Product Group, told Wired.com that nanosilver 
particles - up to 20,000 times smaller than the width of a human hair - are to 
thank for the equipment's odor-killing prowess.
The material [in the products] is silver, Davis said. Silver happens to be a 
natural anti-microbial. It fights bacteria naturally.
 
http://gizmodo.com/5749803/self+cleaning-gym-gear-targets-bacteria-sweat?utm_source=feedburnerutm_medium=feedutm_campaign=Feed:+gizmodo/full+(Gizmodo)utm_content=Google+Feedfetcher

Re: CSDMSO and nebulized CS

[Ode Coyote]

  It comes in a plastic bottle that doesn't fall apart after 5 years?

Ode


At 05:50 AM 2/1/2011 -0800, you wrote:

I've been nervous about nebulizing DMSO, and not so much about peroxide.

My concern re DMSO is not knowing whether it will interact with the 
plastic parts of the nebulizer and carry weird stuff into my 
bloodstream.  I don't think there is much risk of this with peroxide 
though.  Any thoughts out there?




--- On Mon, 1/31/11, David AuBuchon aubuchon.da...@gmail.com wrote:


From: David AuBuchon aubuchon.da...@gmail.com
Subject: CSDMSO and nebulized CS
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Date: Monday, January 31, 2011, 11:48 PM

I am starting to give someone nebulized CS.  He has this nebulizer:
http://www.portablenebs.com/omronelite.htmhttp://www.portablenebs.com/omronelite.htm

He does about 2 cc's, which takes about 10 minutes to nebulize.  How much 
DMSO should I add to this much CS?  If the answer is in percent, then 
percent by what (ie volume...mass...etc)?  Any safety concerns?  I'm just 
washing the nebulizer out with tap water between uses.


He's always coughed up mucus, which got a lot better after alt. treatment 
for the cancer he has, a little of which touched his lungs.  But he still 
has some mucus and coughing going on, and his voice has always been 
raspy.  I think he smoked ages ago.  He's done a lot of nebulized 
peroxide.  I don't know what concentration, but a doctor gave that to us 
in bottles.  I suppose you wouldn't want to do nebulized peroxide close 
to nebulized CS as a safety thing also.


~David



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Re: CSClinical Augmented Silver Colloid?

[Lin]

Anyone familiar with this product?  Or is it a product made by anyone on this 
list? The label reads Natural Clinician Clinical Augmented Silver Colloid,  
Enhanced 45 ppm. It says to drink ¼ oz everyday. Elemental Silver 290 mcg, (No 
established RDI, 45ppm)..other ingredients: de-Ionized Water, Peppermint oil, 
Polysorbate 20, Augmented with Xylitol...

Patent Pending



A friend purchased it yesterday.  I assume the Xylitol and Peppermint oil are 
added for flavor, but what does Polysorbate 20 add?  45PPM??? 



Thanks for any info or comments, Lin

Re: Water query was // Re: CSCS and dentures

[Ode Coyote]

 Sure.
If it's pure enough it's pure enough, doesn't matter how it got that way.

Ode


At 07:07 AM 2/2/2011 +1100, you wrote:

Thanks Ode (does this mean I can safely use it?)

Jane



 If De-mineralized is the same thing as De-ionized...distillation is just
one of several ways to do that.

Ode



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Re: CScan anyone this tyndall of tap water?

[Ode Coyote]

  A dense concentration of very small particles will reflect more light 
even if there is less total material, than a loose collection of big ones.


Ode


At 01:42 PM 2/1/2011 -0800, you wrote:
I just took some photos of the tyndall with a laser pen in the dark of 
several liquids.  One thing I noticed that was the tyndall of tap water 
was not actually that bright.  It was pretty dim in fact.  The tyndall of 
a roughly 10ppm CS that went a little wrong was MUCH stronger.  This CS 
was still mostly clear but was just borderline starting to turn 
yellowish.  I always assumed tap water would have strong tyndall.  I took 
all the photos in mason jars.


~David



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Re: CSMMS mineral

[Marshall Dudley]

MMS is highly alkaline.

Marshall

On 2/2/2011 11:05 PM, Deborah Gerard wrote:




Is MMS acidic? It is very good at fighting cancer right?
Thanks Deb

Re: CSMMS mineral

[Sandra George]

Hi There Tel - as I understand it DMSO is a drying agent is this  
correct - where as MSM is not

Regards
Sandee
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Re: CSQuestion abou Xylito and dogs!

[Marshall Dudley]

The mechanism is interesting. From what I understand when they taste the 
sweetness, the automatic nervous system immediately starts pumping 
insulin into their system to handle the sugar, but no sugar arrives, and 
their blood sugar plummetsm sometimes to the point of death.


Marshall

On 2/2/2011 11:46 PM, Lin wrote:
In case this hasn't been brought up.  Please know that xylitol can be 
deadly for dogs.
They are attracted to the sweetness and seem to be able to sniff it 
out from places it's stored easily.


- Original Message -

RE: CSMMS mineral or MSM?

[Ron Minnick]

Can you just clarify which one you are really talkling about?   I'm just 
confused.. D
 


Date: Thu, 3 Feb 2011 10:34:13 -0500
From: mdud...@king-cart.com
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Subject: Re: CSMMS mineral


MMS is highly alkaline.

Marshall

On 2/2/2011 11:05 PM, Deborah Gerard wrote: 






















Is MMS acidic? It is very good at fighting cancer right?
Thanks Deb






  

Re: CSClinical Augmented Silver Colloid?

[Frank]

Lin, Polysorbate 20 is added to solubilize peppermint oil. 45 ppm is too high 
of a concentration and may coalesce the silver, thereby reducing efficacy. My 
understanding from serious researchers is that plain silver remains colloidal 
up to 9-10 ppm but it remains to be seen what happens to the colloidal when 
surfactants and other ingredients are added. Do you have the number of the 
pending patent?
Cheers
Frank
From: Lin 
Sent: Thursday, February 03, 2011 9:52 AM
To: silver-list@eskimo.com 
Subject: Re: CSClinical Augmented Silver Colloid?

Anyone familiar with this product?  Or is it a product made by anyone on this 
list? The label reads Natural Clinician Clinical Augmented Silver Colloid”,  
Enhanced 45 ppm. It says to drink ¼ oz everyday. Elemental Silver 290 mcg, “(No 
established RDI, 45ppm)”..other ingredients: de-Ionized Water, Peppermint oil, 
Polysorbate 20, Augmented with Xylitol…..

Patent Pending



A friend purchased it yesterday.  I assume the Xylitol and Peppermint oil are 
added for flavor, but what does Polysorbate 20 add?  45PPM??? 



Thanks for any info or comments, Lin

Re: CSQuestion abou Xylito and dogs!

[Frank]

Hi Marshall, I thought the release of insulin happens due to the presence of 
glucose and other similar carbohydrates. I didn’t know that insulin was 
released based on taste. Do you remember where you learned that? I am really 
curious about the news. That would mean that stevia, a sweet but 
non-glucose-releasing compound, triggers insulin?
Cheers 
Frank 

From: Marshall Dudley 
Sent: Thursday, February 03, 2011 10:41 AM
To: silver-list@eskimo.com 
Subject: Re: CSQuestion abou Xylito and dogs!

The mechanism is interesting. From what I understand when they taste the 
sweetness, the automatic nervous system immediately starts pumping insulin into 
their system to handle the sugar, but no sugar arrives, and their blood sugar 
plummetsm sometimes to the point of death.

Marshall

On 2/2/2011 11:46 PM, Lin wrote: 
  In case this hasn't been brought up.  Please know that xylitol can be deadly 
for dogs.
  They are attracted to the sweetness and seem to be able to sniff it out from 
places it's stored easily.
- Original Message - 

Re: CSQuestion abou Xylito and CS

[Dan Nave]

Kenny, since no one answered your question i looked in the archives
and found the following formula from TJ Garland, former Silver_List
member.  He also sold this as a product through a health store;
apparently it works.

Dan

Add one teas. xylitol to 8 ounces of Cs and stir till dissolved. You
may add a few drops or 1/5 teas DMSO or MSM if available-makes it a
little more effective. Put the solution in an old nasal spray bottle
or in a Neti cup for usage-or just lie on your back and use a
dropper.

TJ Garland, CMO supplier



On Tue, Feb 1, 2011 at 5:12 PM, Kenny laguna anugal_...@hotmail.com wrote:
 Hi everyone!

 Can somebody please tell me exactly what Xylitol is, and how much to mix
 with 10ppm CS for sinus infections? Also how much of the mixture to use?

 Thank you so much!



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Re: CSClinical Augmented Silver Colloid?

[Marshall Dudley]

Polysorbate 20 is an emulsifier, like soap or a detergent. It is used to 
keep things in suspension that would otherwise fall out. It is likely 
the way they are able to maintain 45 ppm of colloidal silver without 
stability problems.  It might be an indication that the particles of 
silver are too large to stay in suspension by themselves.


Marshall

On 2/3/2011 9:52 AM, Lin wrote:


Anyone familiar with this product?  Or is it a product made by anyone 
on this list? The label reads Natural Clinician Clinical Augmented 
Silver Colloid,  Enhanced 45 ppm. It says to drink ¼ oz everyday. 
Elemental Silver 290 mcg, (No established RDI, 45ppm)..other 
ingredients: de-Ionized Water, Peppermint oil, Polysorbate 20, 
Augmented with Xylitol.


Patent Pending

A friend purchased it yesterday.  I assume the Xylitol and Peppermint 
oil are added for flavor, but what does Polysorbate 20 add?  45PPM???


Thanks for any info or comments, Lin

Re: CSQuestion abou Xylito and CS

[Dan Nave]

TJ also sent this post, which I will repost below.

Dan

CSsinus problems
TJ Garland
Thu, 15 May 2003 22:50:05 -0700
I have found it to be AMAZING Dissolve a teaspoon of Xylitol in 8
oz. of Colloidal silver(or distilled water) and put into an empty
nasal sprayer. The results are instant Now I can live with two
cats.

TJ Garland, CMO supplier
  there are no incurable illnesses-only incurable people.

Normal nasal cleaning is very much like cleaning the kitchen floor.
When the floor is dirty the first thing we do is sweep it. It's the
same with the nose. The broom for the nose are the microscopic hairs
called cilia that protrude from the cells that line our airway. We
also have the benefit of mucus in the nose, like the saw dust or other
chemicals that we sometimes put on floor to trap the dust and other
material we want removed. We normally make about a teaspoon of mucus
every five minutes. The mucus is sticky and traps almost all of the
foreign particles that we breathe. The cilia beat between 8 and 12
times a second and it takes them about 15 minutes to literally sweep
the mucus to the back of the nose where we swallow it. This sweeping
works twenty-four hours a day, seven days a week and is usually very
effective. There are, however, some environmental factors that effect
this sweeping:

Dry air and not drinking enough water makes the mucus drier and harder
to clear.

   *

Most colds occur in the winter when we dry our air with central
heating and don't have the same urge to drink that we have in the
summer.
   *

 This is the season for most ear infections as well as colds.

The highest incidence of ear infections in this country, and probably
the world, is in the Native American children in Alaska. Tribal elders
tell us that before these people were civilized they did not have
problems with their ears. Part of the civilizing was putting them in
homes instead their traditional houses that were more open to the
elements. The relative humidity in the winter in their traditional
environment is close to 100% while that in a well insulated house is
closer to 30% at best. These people had adapted over the thousands of
years they lived in this climate, and are having trouble with the
newer, nicer, but dryer environment. One of the practices these native
peoples used to have was wrapping their babies warmly and taking them
out into the cold every day. Cold air means that the nose needs a lot
more blood to warm the air, and that means more fluid in the nose that
helps to wash it out. Doctors think that these people get ear
infections because they are genetically disposed to them by the shape
of the Eustachian Canal in the back of the nose. But the same tribal
elders point out that children from the same genetic pool living in a
more traditional environment in Nome's sister city of Provideniya,
Siberia do not have trouble with their ears today. Our doctors say
they are just not diagnosed, but it does not take a doctor to tell
that a screaming child that pulls on his ear or complains of an ear
ache has a problem, especially when it drains a few days later. Tribal
elders usually have more wisdom than we like to acknowledge.

Besides the environmental factors, things that hurt the cilia will
also lead to more problems.

   *

Cigarette smoke, even passive smoke from someone else, is toxic to the
cilia. Smokers and their families are only sweeping with half a broom
or less. If there is enough smoke the cilia don't sweep at all. This
is why some pediatricians consider it child abuse for parents to smoke
when their children are around.

The cilia and mucus working together clean out the great majority of
bacteria and other pollutants that enter the nose. When we look at the
back of the nose with a microscope we can see the bacteria caught in
the mucus and riding on top of the cilia. These bacteria are not going
to cause problems. In normal cleaning they are swallowed along with
the mucus and are killed by the acid in our stomachs. In order to
cause infections bacteria must find a place in the back of the nose
where there is no mucus protecting the cells. Even most of these
bacteria are killed by our own antibacterial substances in the airway
surface fluid that bathes these cells.

If we cannot remove the dirt from the kitchen floor with sweeping then
we need to get out the soap and water. It's the same with the nose.
Irritants in the nose, whether they are infectious (viruses and
bacteria) or allergenic, trigger special cells called mast cells.
These cells release granules that contain histamine and an enzyme
called tryptase. The tryptase acts like soap and makes the mucus
thinner. Histamine does four things in the back of the nose:

   *

it opens blood vessels in the nose so that they leak ? the water for
this washing.
   *

 it makes more mucus to trap more of the pollutants.
   *

 it irritates us so we sneeze more and get rid of it.
   *

it causes broncho-constriction that protects 

CSNew nasal sprayer

[Renee]

I don't know if others have seen this or not, but it's a first for me, as I
almost never look in the OTC med section of any store.  But I've been having
some serious sinus issues this past week and finally decided it just wasn't
going away on its own like it normally does.  So I went to Walgreens to see
about buying a nasal mister that I could pry the cap off of and fill with CS


To my surprise I found the BEST sprayer.  It's called SinuCleanse Kids Mist.
 It was developed by a children's doctor.  It is extremely sturdy, the fill
part being solid clear blue plastic.  It has a pump on top with a long tube
mister attached.  The tube snugs down into a small clamp like device to keep
it from moving around if you are carrying it in your purse.  You unclamp the
tube so that you can unscrew the top to refill it.  The tube can actually be
bent upwards at the end to angle it better into the nose.

It came with 3 containers of 'non-drug' liquid which is, of course, saline
solution.  The main part of the container holds 100 measured sprays, so
enough to last a long time before needing to refill.

It can be thrown into a purse or pocket and it won't leak.  The spray comes
out as a very fine mist.  The spray end is small so that it will fit into a
child's nostril, but that just makes it easy to put inside an adult nose
without feeling like it's filled your whole nose like you do with an adult
spray bottle.

I've filled it with CS and sprayed my nose and my throat and inhaled into my
lungs.  Very nice, very handy.

It cost $10 and I think it will prove to be worth it, as it's going to last
a very long time before a part wears out.  The Afrin I was looking at,
walgreens own brand, was $5 for a bottle that I would have had to force the
top off of, and it's large to carry around, plus (because I did buy it too)
it does not mist anywhere near as good as the Child's Mist.  

Samala,
Renee

Re: CSQuestion abou Xylito and dogs!

[Marshall]

At least in humans, insulin is released when tasting something sweet. 
That is why things like diet drinks can work against you, the drop in 
blood sugar makes you really hungry, so you end up eating the calories 
anyway.  However further research has indicated that the insulin release 
in dogs is NOT from the sweet taste, and I assumed that was the case in 
dogs because it can be in humans.  Also there appears to be kidney 
damage in dogs as well.


http://www.snopes.com/critters/crusader/xylitol.asp

Weird, I tried to copy the appropriate section to the clipboard, but it 
won't copy, tried on two different computers.


http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Xylitol#Dogs

Dogs http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dog that have ingested foods 
containing high levels of xylitol (greater than 100 milligrams of 
xylitol consumed per kilogram of bodyweight) have presented with low 
blood sugar (hypoglycemia http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hypoglycemia), 
which can be life-threatening.^


The paper:

** 
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Xylitol#cite_note-Dunayer_2006_acute-35*^ 
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Xylitol#cite_ref-Dunayer_2004_37-0* 
Dunayer, E.K (2004) Hypoglycemia following canine ingestion of 
xylitol-containing gum, /Veterinary and Human Toxicology/ 46(2):87-88


http://www2.aspca.org/site/DocServer/vetm0207f_095-100_.pdf?docID=10462

http://www.gopetsamerica.com/dog-health/hypoglycemia.aspx

Puppies and dogs 
http://www.gopetsamerica.com/dog-health/hypoglycemia.aspx# can develop 
severe hypoglycemia after consuming sugar-free gum sweetened with the 
sugar-alcohol xylitol. In humans, xylitol has little to no effect on 
plasma insulin 
http://www.gopetsamerica.com/medical-terms/hormones_pancreas.aspx or 
glucose levels, but in dogs xylitol is a strong promoter of insulin 
release and can cause severe hypoglycemia with collapse and seizures. 
With the increased appearance of xylitol-sweetened products in the US, 
xylitol toxicosis in dogs may become more common. Sometimes, a dog 
http://www.gopetsamerica.com/dog-health/hypoglycemia.aspx# will 
outgrow this condition.






On 2/3/2011 10:53 AM, Frank wrote:
Hi Marshall, I thought the release of insulin happens due to the 
presence of glucose and other similar carbohydrates. I didn’t know 
that insulin was released based on taste. Do you remember where you 
learned that? I am really curious about the news. That would mean that 
stevia, a sweet but non-glucose-releasing compound, triggers insulin?

Cheers
Frank
*From:* Marshall Dudley mailto:mdud...@king-cart.com
*Sent:* Thursday, February 03, 2011 10:41 AM
*To:* silver-list@eskimo.com mailto:silver-list@eskimo.com
*Subject:* Re: CSQuestion abou Xylito and dogs!
The mechanism is interesting. From what I understand when they taste 
the sweetness, the automatic nervous system immediately starts pumping 
insulin into their system to handle the sugar, but no sugar arrives, 
and their blood sugar plummetsm sometimes to the point of death.


Marshall

On 2/2/2011 11:46 PM, Lin wrote:
In case this hasn't been brought up.  Please know that xylitol can be 
deadly for dogs.
They are attracted to the sweetness and seem to be able to sniff it 
out from places it's stored easily.


- Original Message -

Re: CSNew nasal sprayer

[Guyot Léna]

Hi Renee,
I just LOVE discoveries like this! Might not have bought it if you  
hadn't actually tried it out. My old Afrin mister IS ungainly. Will  
look for this product today!

Thanks and be well,
Léna
On Feb 3, 2011, at 11:35 AM, Renee wrote:

I don't know if others have seen this or not, but it's a first for me,  
as I almost never look in the OTC med section of any store.  But I've  
been having some serious sinus issues this past week and finally  
decided it just wasn't going away on its own like it normally does.   
So I went to Walgreens to see about buying a nasal mister that I could  
pry the cap off of and fill with CS.


To my surprise I found the BEST sprayer.  It's called SinuCleanse Kids  
Mist.  It was developed by a children's doctor.  It is extremely  
sturdy, the fill part being solid clear blue plastic.  It has a pump  
on top with a long tube mister attached.  The tube snugs down into a  
small clamp like device to keep it from moving around if you are  
carrying it in your purse.  You unclamp the tube so that you can  
unscrew the top to refill it.  The tube can actually be bent upwards  
at the end to angle it better into the nose.


It came with 3 containers of 'non-drug' liquid which is, of course,  
saline solution.  The main part of the container holds 100 measured  
sprays, so enough to last a long time before needing to refill.


It can be thrown into a purse or pocket and it won't leak.  The spray  
comes out as a very fine mist.  The spray end is small so that it will  
fit into a child's nostril, but that just makes it easy to put inside  
an adult nose without feeling like it's filled your whole nose like  
you do with an adult spray bottle.


I've filled it with CS and sprayed my nose and my throat and inhaled  
into my lungs.  Very nice, very handy.


It cost $10 and I think it will prove to be worth it, as it's going to  
last a very long time before a part wears out.  The Afrin I was  
looking at, walgreens own brand, was $5 for a bottle that I would have  
had to force the top off of, and it's large to carry around, plus  
(because I did buy it too) it does not mist anywhere near as good as  
the Child's Mist.


Samala,
Renee

RE: CSNew nasal sprayer

[Lisa]

As [another] FYI.., I’ve been able to find nasal misters at our local dollar
store. I’ve had good luck with them and for $1, I merely dump out whatever
comes with it and then put my own stuff in. For the price, you can’t beat
it!

 

Lisa

 

  _  

From: Guyot Léna [mailto:drumr...@stny.rr.com] 
Sent: Thursday, February 03, 2011 11:45 AM
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Subject: Re: CSNew nasal sprayer

 

Hi Renee,

I just LOVE discoveries like this! Might not have bought it if you hadn't
actually tried it out. My old Afrin mister IS ungainly. Will look for this
product today!

Thanks and be well,

Léna

On Feb 3, 2011, at 11:35 AM, Renee wrote:






I don't know if others have seen this or not, but it's a first for me, as I
almost never look in the OTC med section of any store.  But I've been having
some serious sinus issues this past week and finally decided it just wasn't
going away on its own like it normally does.  So I went to Walgreens to see
about buying a nasal mister that I could pry the cap off of and fill with
CS.

 

To my surprise I found the BEST sprayer.  It's called SinuCleanse Kids Mist.
It was developed by a children's doctor.  It is extremely sturdy, the fill
part being solid clear blue plastic.  It has a pump on top with a long tube
mister attached.  The tube snugs down into a small clamp like device to keep
it from moving around if you are carrying it in your purse.  You unclamp the
tube so that you can unscrew the top to refill it.  The tube can actually be
bent upwards at the end to angle it better into the nose.

 

It came with 3 containers of 'non-drug' liquid which is, of course, saline
solution.  The main part of the container holds 100 measured sprays, so
enough to last a long time before needing to refill.

 

It can be thrown into a purse or pocket and it won't leak.  The spray comes
out as a very fine mist.  The spray end is small so that it will fit into a
child's nostril, but that just makes it easy to put inside an adult nose
without feeling like it's filled your whole nose like you do with an adult
spray bottle.

 

I've filled it with CS and sprayed my nose and my throat and inhaled into my
lungs.  Very nice, very handy.

 

It cost $10 and I think it will prove to be worth it, as it's going to last
a very long time before a part wears out.  The Afrin I was looking at,
walgreens own brand, was $5 for a bottle that I would have had to force the
top off of, and it's large to carry around, plus (because I did buy it too)
it does not mist anywhere near as good as the Child's Mist. 

 

Samala,

Renee



 

 

Re: CSNew nasal sprayer

[Saralou Pedigo]

Thanks, Renee.


Here's a picture
www.funsavingmoney.net/2010/10/sinucleanse-kids-mist-review.html

better picture  www.babygeartoday.com/sinucleanse-kids-mist-review.html

Here's an outdated giveaway:  that means that if you search in the next few
weeks, you can probably find another one that isn't outdated.
www.feedingbottles.org/sinucleanse-kids-mist-giveaway-ends-1-31-2011-enter-now/
.

might be current coupons  www.frugalfocus.com/cd/sinucleanse/
*www.frugalfocus.com/cd/sinucleanse/


*
On Thu, Feb 3, 2011 at 11:35 AM, Renee gaiac...@gmail.com wrote:

I don't know if others have seen this or not, but it's a first for me,
 as I almost never look in the OTC med section of any store.  But I've been
 having some serious sinus issues this past week and finally decided it just
 wasn't going away on its own like it normally does.  So I went to Walgreens
 to see about buying a nasal mister that I could pry the cap off of and fill
 with CS.

 To my surprise I found the BEST sprayer.  It's called SinuCleanse Kids
 Mist.  It was developed by a children's doctor.  It is extremely sturdy, the
 fill part being solid clear blue plastic.  It has a pump on top with a long
 tube mister attached.  The tube snugs down into a small clamp like device to
 keep it from moving around if you are carrying it in your purse.  You
 unclamp the tube so that you can unscrew the top to refill it.  The tube can
 actually be bent upwards at the end to angle it better into the nose.

 It came with 3 containers of 'non-drug' liquid which is, of course, saline
 solution.  The main part of the container holds 100 measured sprays, so
 enough to last a long time before needing to refill.

 It can be thrown into a purse or pocket and it won't leak.  The spray comes
 out as a very fine mist.  The spray end is small so that it will fit into a
 child's nostril, but that just makes it easy to put inside an adult nose
 without feeling like it's filled your whole nose like you do with an adult
 spray bottle.

 I've filled it with CS and sprayed my nose and my throat and inhaled into
 my lungs.  Very nice, very handy.

 It cost $10 and I think it will prove to be worth it, as it's going to last
 a very long time before a part wears out.  The Afrin I was looking at,
 walgreens own brand, was $5 for a bottle that I would have had to force the
 top off of, and it's large to carry around, plus (because I did buy it too)
 it does not mist anywhere near as good as the Child's Mist.

 Samala,
 Renee




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Re: CSQuestion abou Xylito and dogs!

[Frank]

Hi Marshall, The appended comprehensive Canadian study illustrates the research 
that shows the rapid oxidation and very low absorption rates of polyols in 
humans with a negligible, if any, increase in insulin. Setting this fact aside, 
my question was related to the interesting assertion that tasting sweetness 
increases insulin release.  
You also mention “ In humans, xylitol has little to no effect on plasma insulin 
or glucose”?

http://diabetes.ca/Files/SugarAlcohols--Wolever--CJDDecember2002.pdf
Cheers
Frank


From: Marshall 
Sent: Thursday, February 03, 2011 11:39 AM
To: silver-list@eskimo.com 
Subject: Re: CSQuestion abou Xylito and dogs!

At least in humans, insulin is released when tasting something sweet. That is 
why things like diet drinks can work against you, the drop in blood sugar makes 
you really hungry, so you end up eating the calories anyway.  However further 
research has indicated that the insulin release in dogs is NOT from the sweet 
taste, and I assumed that was the case in dogs because it can be in humans.  
Also there appears to be kidney damage in dogs as well.

http://www.snopes.com/critters/crusader/xylitol.asp

Weird, I tried to copy the appropriate section to the clipboard, but it won't 
copy, tried on two different computers.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Xylitol#Dogs

Dogs that have ingested foods containing high levels of xylitol (greater than 
100 milligrams of xylitol consumed per kilogram of bodyweight) have presented 
with low blood sugar (hypoglycemia), which can be life-threatening.

The paper:

^ Dunayer, E.K (2004) Hypoglycemia following canine ingestion of 
xylitol-containing gum, Veterinary and Human Toxicology 46(2):87-88

http://www2.aspca.org/site/DocServer/vetm0207f_095-100_.pdf?docID=10462

http://www.gopetsamerica.com/dog-health/hypoglycemia.aspx

Puppies and dogs can develop severe hypoglycemia after consuming sugar-free gum 
sweetened with the sugar-alcohol xylitol. In humans, xylitol has little to no 
effect on plasma insulin or glucose levels, but in dogs xylitol is a strong 
promoter of insulin release and can cause severe hypoglycemia with collapse and 
seizures. With the increased appearance of xylitol-sweetened products in the 
US, xylitol toxicosis in dogs may become more common. Sometimes, a dog will 
outgrow this condition.





On 2/3/2011 10:53 AM, Frank wrote: 
  Hi Marshall, I thought the release of insulin happens due to the presence of 
glucose and other similar carbohydrates. I didn’t know that insulin was 
released based on taste. Do you remember where you learned that? I am really 
curious about the news. That would mean that stevia, a sweet but 
non-glucose-releasing compound, triggers insulin?
  Cheers 
  Frank 

  From: Marshall Dudley 
  Sent: Thursday, February 03, 2011 10:41 AM
  To: silver-list@eskimo.com 
  Subject: Re: CSQuestion abou Xylito and dogs!

  The mechanism is interesting. From what I understand when they taste the 
sweetness, the automatic nervous system immediately starts pumping insulin into 
their system to handle the sugar, but no sugar arrives, and their blood sugar 
plummetsm sometimes to the point of death.

  Marshall

  On 2/2/2011 11:46 PM, Lin wrote: 
In case this hasn't been brought up.  Please know that xylitol can be 
deadly for dogs.
They are attracted to the sweetness and seem to be able to sniff it out 
from places it's stored easily.
  - Original Message - 

Re: CSNew nasal sprayer

[Renee]

Hey Saralou.  That first link says $11.99 and a 2 buck off coupon.  Thing is
 in my walgreens, it was $9.99 regular price.

Samala,
Renee 
 
 
 
 
---Original Message---
 

Here's a picture  
www.funsavingmoney.net/2010/10/sinucleanse-kids-mist-review.html

Re: CSNew nasal sprayer

[Sandra George]

Thanks very much for this info Renee - will get one for myself sounds  
very like one I already have
however mine does not dispense with a spray, it is a stream which for  
some would be hard to use.

Take good care
Sandee
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CSRe: silver-digest Digest V2011 #36

[Melly Bag]

My doc gave me a physician's sample of a nasal spray.  It came in a glass 
container and i dumped the content and use it by putting colloidal silver and 
1/2 a drop of cayenne pepper.  I just love this mix, it takes itch instantly 
and opens my nasal passages.  Very handy over here with high cedar pollen count.
 
Melly

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From: silver-digest-requ...@eskimo.com silver-digest-requ...@eskimo.com
Subject: silver-digest Digest V2011 #36
To: silver-dig...@eskimo.com
Date: Thursday, February 3, 2011, 12:22 PM

Re: CSMMS mineral

[Patrick Thompson]

Thats what you want. I used MMS for a couple of years. Never got sick.
It tastes like a wildcats butt.


Marshall Dudley wrote:

  
MMS is highly alkaline.
  
Marshall
  
On 2/2/2011 11:05 PM, Deborah Gerard wrote:
  



  

  
  

  
 



  

   
  


  
  
  Is MMS acidic? It is very good at fighting
cancer right?
  Thanks Deb
  
  


   
  

  


 

  

  
  

  



  
  






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Re: CSMMS mineral

[ZZekelink]

 
Thats  what you want. I used MMS for a couple of years. Never got sick. It 
tastes  like a wildcats butt.
Marshall Dudley wrote:MMS is  highly alkaline.




Next question--Where do you get it ? Just found out  Jan 14th I have 
ovarian cancer  some more in my abdomen.. I test, with the  strips over 8.5 
PH.. 
Due for surgery at Roswell in Buffalo next Wed. to have as  much as possible 
removed.. Don't want Chemo for the rest. Want to use  alternative... 
DMSO--Baking soda---Maple syrup---BS---Lemon juice   honeyAnything but 
Chemo... also CS on the incision. I have heard there is a  CS DMSO protocol but 
not sure what it  is... Lois

Re: CSNew nasal sprayer

[Saralou Pedigo]

I know.  And now that I look at what I sent, the coupon from sinucleanse
link apparently wasn't loaded in my clipboard when I pasted it into the
email.   Just pointing out that with a bit of searching it's likely one can
find a further discount.

On Thu, Feb 3, 2011 at 12:48 PM, Renee gaiac...@gmail.com wrote:

 Hey Saralou.  That first link says $11.99 and a 2 buck off coupon.
 Thing is, in my walgreens, it was $9.99 regular price.

 Samala,
 Renee




  *---Original Message---*


 Here's a picture
 www.funsavingmoney.net/2010/10/sinucleanse-kids-mist-review.html




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Re: CSQuestion abou Xylito and dogs!

[Brickeyk]

 
In a message dated 2/3/2011 8:40:23 A.M. Pacific Standard Time,  
mdud...@king-cart.com writes:

Puppies  and _dogs_ 
(http://www.gopetsamerica.com/dog-health/hypoglycemia.aspx#)  can develop 
severe  hypoglycemia after consuming sugar-free gum 
sweetened with the sugar-alcohol  xylitol. In humans


I have a bunch of coyotes on the tree farm that come right to our  house. I 
was ready to try to feed them a xylitol sandwich when  one of the coyotes 
brought 3 field mice and left them on the road where I do my  30 minute walk 
most every day so I was sure to see them. The coyotes killed all  3 of our 
cats and 3 dogs disappeared. We also have a cougar that makes his  rounds so 
the coyotes may not be all to blame. Field mice are thick on our  tree farm 
after the cats disappeared so I decided to let the coyotes clean  up the 
mice.
 
I just bought another Omron ultra-sonic nebulizer. My Medisana quit  and 
the company no longer supports them. I tried my EIS/MSM/Xylitol mix in it  and 
that clogged the nebulizer within two days. Lucky I still had some CLR left 
 that opened it up again. Guess I will stick with plain EIS as the  Omron 
goes several weeks without clogging with EIS.
Brickey

Re: CSNew nasal sprayer

[AnnieBSmythe]

7.99 on Amazon with free shipping.

Annie



On 2/3/2011 11:48 AM, Renee wrote:
Hey Saralou.  That first link says $11.99 and a 2 buck off coupon.  
Thing is, in my walgreens, it was $9.99 regular price.

Samala,
Renee
/---Original Message---/

Here's a picture 
www.funsavingmoney.net/2010/10/sinucleanse-kids-mist-review.html 
http://www.funsavingmoney.net/2010/10/sinucleanse-kids-mist-review.html








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Re: CSQuestion abou Xylito and CS

[Bruce Anderson]

All I saw for sale were cats.  

On 2/2/2011 9:15 AM, Tel Tofflemire wrote:
*Kenny, Go to  _www.emeraldforrest.com 
http://www.emeraldforrest.com_   They are the best price for 
xy**litol, sweetener low in calories, and tastes great, Sweden  has 
used it for many years, I have used it for over 13 years. It is such a 
good product all natural and made from tree inner bark. They use it in 
Dental applications, Nose Spray, Diet Sweets, Gum, Candy, lost of stuff.*

Tel Tofflemire
Dewey, AZ.



*From:* Kenny laguna anugal_...@hotmail.com
*To:* silver-list@eskimo.com
*Sent:* Tue, February 1, 2011 4:12:04 PM
*Subject:* CSQuestion abou Xylito and CS

Hi everyone!

Can somebody please tell me exactly what Xylitol is, and how much to 
mix with 10ppm CS for sinus infections? Also how much of the mixture 
to use?


Thank you so much!

Re: CSMMS mineral

[Tel Tofflemire]

Hi Sandra, 
DMSO is not a drying agent, it is asolvant It Prnetrats deep into the tisue 
of 
humans, and livestock. I think the first use the most, was on Rracing and Work, 
Horses. Later the hired hands discovered that their own  hands felt better and 
it took out the stiftness.  Presto, DMSO became very popular  as a rub on pain 
reliver.
Tel Tofflemire




From: Sandra George oha...@juno.com
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Sent: Thu, February 3, 2011 12:44:39 PM
Subject: Re: CSMMS mineral

Hi There Tel - as I understand it DMSO is a drying agent is this correct - 
where 
as MSM is not
Regards
Sandee
Attitude is everything


  

Re: CSMMS mineral

[Tel Tofflemire]

I get mine at : msm-msm.com
 Tel Tofflemire
Dewey, AZ.





From: zzekel...@aol.com zzekel...@aol.com
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Sent: Thu, February 3, 2011 12:00:01 PM
Subject: Re: CSMMS mineral

Thatswhat you want. I used MMS for a couple of years. Never got sick. It 
tasteslike a wildcats butt.
Marshall Dudley wrote:MMS ishighly alkaline.


Next question--Where do you get it ? Just found out  Jan 14th I have ovarian 
cancer  some more in my abdomen.. I test, with the  strips over 8.5 PH.. Due 
for surgery at Roswell in Buffalo next Wed. to have as  much as possible 
removed.. Don't want Chemo for the rest. Want to use  alternative... 
DMSO--Baking soda---Maple syrup---BS---Lemon juice   honeyAnything but 
Chemo... also CS on the incision. I have heard there is a  CS DMSO protocol but 
not sure what it  is... Lois


  

Re: CSMMS mineral

[Deborah Gerard]

Tel,
She is asking about MMS, do they sell it on the MSM site?
thanks Deb





From: Tel Tofflemire telt...@yahoo.com
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Sent: Thu, February 3, 2011 10:44:02 PM
Subject: Re: CSMMS mineral


I get mine at : msm-msm.com
 Tel Tofflemire
Dewey, AZ. 





From: zzekel...@aol.com zzekel...@aol.com
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Sent: Thu, February 3, 2011 12:00:01 PM
Subject: Re: CSMMS mineral

Thats what you want. I used MMS for a couple of years. Never got sick. It 
tastes 
like a wildcats butt.
Marshall Dudley wrote:    MMS is highly alkaline.


Next question--Where do you get it ? Just found out Jan 14th I have ovarian 
cancer  some more in my abdomen.. I test, with the strips over 8.5 PH.. Due 
for 
surgery at Roswell in Buffalo next Wed. to have as much as possible removed.. 
Don't want Chemo for the rest. Want to use alternative... DMSO--Baking 
soda---Maple syrup---BS---Lemon juice  honeyAnything but Chemo... also CS 
on the incision. I have heard there is a CS DMSO protocol but not sure what it 
is... Lois



  

Re: CSNew nasal sprayer

[Tel Tofflemire]

Look here for Nasal Fogger (Sprayer)  http://www.quailwoodherbal.com   only 
$9.00 and full of great nasal combo proven for over 10 years. Read about It.Tel 
Tofflemire
Dewey, AZ.





From: Saralou Pedigo slped...@gmail.com
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Sent: Thu, February 3, 2011 10:21:45 AM
Subject: Re: CSNew nasal sprayer

Thanks, Renee.


Here's a picture  
www.funsavingmoney.net/2010/10/sinucleanse-kids-mist-review.html

better picture  www.babygeartoday.com/sinucleanse-kids-mist-review.html

Here's an outdated giveaway:  that means that if you search in the next few 
weeks, you can probably find another one that isn't outdated.  
www.feedingbottles.org/sinucleanse-kids-mist-giveaway-ends-1-31-2011-enter-now/.

might be current coupons  www.frugalfocus.com/cd/sinucleanse/   
www.frugalfocus.com/cd/sinucleanse/




On Thu, Feb 3, 2011 at 11:35 AM, Renee gaiac...@gmail.com wrote:

I don't know if others have seen this or not, but it's a first for me, as I 
almost never look in the OTC med section of any store.  But I've been having 
some serious sinus issues this past week and finally decided it just wasn't 
going away on its own like it normally does.  So I went to Walgreens to see 
about buying a nasal mister that I could pry the cap off of and fill with CS.
 
To my surprise I found the BEST sprayer.  It's called SinuCleanse Kids Mist.  
It 
was developed by a children's doctor.  It is extremely sturdy, the fill part 
being solid clear blue plastic.  It has a pump on top with a long tube mister 
attached.  The tube snugs down into a small clamp like device to keep it from 
moving around if you are carrying it in your purse.  You unclamp the tube so 
that you can unscrew the top to refill it.  The tube can actually be bent 
upwards at the end to angle it better into the nose.
 
It came with 3 containers of 'non-drug' liquid which is, of course, saline 
solution.  The main part of the container holds 100 measured sprays, so enough 
to last a long time before needing to refill.
 
It can be thrown into a purse or pocket and it won't leak.  The spray comes 
out 
as a very fine mist.  The spray end is small so that it will fit into a 
child's 
nostril, but that just makes it easy to put inside an adult nose without 
feeling 
like it's filled your whole nose like you do with an adult spray bottle.
 
I've filled it with CS and sprayed my nose and my throat and inhaled into my 
lungs.  Very nice, very handy.
 
It cost $10 and I think it will prove to be worth it, as it's going to last a 
very long time before a part wears out.  The Afrin I was looking at, walgreens 
own brand, was $5 for a bottle that I would have had to force the top off of, 
and it's large to carry around, plus (because I did buy it too) it does not 
mist 
anywhere near as good as the Child's Mist.  

 
Samala,
Renee


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CSWhere to buy MMS

[Deborah Gerard]

Is there a good quality site to buy MMS?
Thanks Deb


  

Re: CSWhere to buy MMS

[Renee]

I sell MMS.  Mine is made to Jim Humble's specification.  You get a 4 ounce
bottle of MMS, and an empty bottle of the same size (with the same type
dropper top) to put your acid in.  This way you can get the same size drops
of both MMS and your favorite acid (lemon juice, ACV, citric acid)

The cost is $10 plus $5 shipping (actual price for a priority box).  I have
a paypal address.  You can write me off list at gaiac...@gmail.com  if you
are interested.

Samala,
Renee 
 
 
 
 
---Original Message---
 
 

Is there a good quality site to buy MMS?
Thanks Deb