Hello, Peter. I know of at least one man who had a diagnosis of MS, which
abated as soon as he 1. had all mercury fillings removed from his mouth, and
2. had chelation treatments to remove mercury that had leaked into his body.
I would look into the possibility of mercury poisoning before taking
Hi Joyce
Just a bit of information re: perhaps a potential effect of comfrey taken
internally. My neighbour raised goats and used the meat. The year that she
grew and fed comfrey leaves to the goats she found white spots on the
liver. This condition had never been noticed before so she removed the
On 12 Jul 98 at 18:13, Bill wrote:
Here's a source for a Power-One brand linear power supply
(part no. HB2B-1-A).
...
Can anyone see a problem using this particular
power supply to run a 'plug-in' CS generator ?
Only the matter of wiring and packaging, assuming it is an open
frame
Here's a source for a Power-One brand linear power supply
(part no. HB2B-1-A). It's 28 vdc x 1 amp maximum output;
input (range): 100-240 vac, 47-63 Hz x 0.75 amp. It has
adjustable output +/- 5% ; line/load regulation +/- 0.05%
or better. Ripple less than 5 mV peak-peak.
Costs $20
Hi All,
I'm new to the list and am hoping that someone out there won't mind
providing with their opinions concerning CS makers.
Who makes a good CS maker for less than $175? How does the Bob Beck CS
maker from Sota Intruments rate?
Your help is greatly appreciated. Thank you very much.
Ron
At 10:30 PM 7/11/98 +, you wrote:
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But the bulk of medical and scientific knowledge is valid, period
Oh, I know I shouldn't get into this. Maybe it's my Lyme that's in my
Thinks I Know That Work.
Things.
whiz kid.
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W. D. Cavanaugh wrote:
My point is: almost nobody I know has any knowledge of comfrey (which
even
works on my dogs and peafowl--
I didn't know that either. Maybe we need an off topic subject here
about, Thinks I Know THAT WORK or something similar.
Jump subjects: Is there such a
RE: COMFREY--I have two comfrey plants in the back yard that was given to
me. Will someone send me information as to all the ways I can use it?
For example, how do you dry it? In the sun? In the oven? In a food
dryer?
I think there was a comfrey scare once which put a damper on people
Mike,
Your assessment of chc's post was well-received by me, though I visit
his
side of the fence more often than the other side.
My concern was with throwing out the good with the bad that you
alluded
to. Sorry, friend, but that has already happened and your reference to
the lad who laid open
Years ago comfrey-pepsin was a wonderful GI (Gastrointestinal )healing
agent. We used it to heal ulcers, to sooth the GI tract and it worked
great. Who says you need antibitics to heal h.pylori?? Anyway, someone
got a hairbrained idea to shove 1000 x the usual does into lab rats and
i believe it
Jump subjects: Is there such a thing as colloidal gold?
Wil Cavanaugh
Wil recently I saw colloidal gold being sold on the same site as 100 ppm
cs, They also had colloidal platinum, colloidal chromium and vanadium.
They gave summaries of what each was for, but sorry, I could not keep
them
I would think that a small, slim magnetic stirer would give more
reproducible results than the bubbles from a fish tank pump (because the
stirer's spin can be controlled), and you can set it at a rate that would
keep the silver colloids evenly distributed in the water. As for the
magnet
Date: Sun, 12 Jul 1998 00:52:53 -0400
From: Tom Young tyo...@esslink.com
To:silver-list@eskimo.com
Subject: To stir or not to stir...
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Don't know if this was ever asked before, but
When making the CS and the cloud
bjs1779 wrote:
It should be noted that the TDS can not identify ionic particles. Bob
reported as much with his conversation with the manufactures of the
TDS meters. At least that is my memorey of what he said.
bjs
It might be mor accurate to state that the TDS1 does not differentiate
between
On Sat, 11 Jul 1998, Fidget wrote:
According to a search I did, you may be right. It seems they are
exactly the same tree, and they have been removing them because they
grow so dense that that don't allow for any other vegetation to grow.
Seems to me that these people/developers might be so
Hey chc and list!
That has *got* to be the longest subject line I've ever seen! GRIN
chc wrote:
But the bulk of medical and scientific knowledge is valid, period
Please let me clarify what I was trying to say above. The bulk of
... knowledge I was talking about is that *huge* area of
By the way, list, I lost another in a long line of friends with my
disease on Friday. He was only 27 and believed in and fully trusted his
doctor - the same doctor I trusted for most of my years, which I
will be dumping next week. The sickening thing about it is that this
doctor is viewed with
Don't know if this was ever asked before, but
When making the CS and the cloud starts to form between the electrodes,
should the CS water be stirred at that point?
Maybe this would prevent any large particles from forming?
I would think it might slow the process, but would it yield any better
1.Dan: Thumbs down
2.bjs: Thumbs down
3.Tom: Thumbs down
4.
5.
Are we saying what we think of doctors? I give one big finger to the
jerks and one thumbs up to the ones that care..
GRIN
Take Care
Reid
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Not to drag this out any longer than it's already gone, but on the 10 PM
news tonight, they reported on a national survey of doctors that was
done by a medical insurance company and found that, in 50% of the cases
(when averaged out), the doctors were negligent or outright wrong in
their
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But the bulk of medical and scientific knowledge is valid, period
Oh, I know I shouldn't get into this. Maybe it's my Lyme that's in my
brain.
The truth will set you free.
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