This was a very interesting message. Do you have any links or
information about the Sony camera? I am curious about the claim of
government interference in particular.
Also, are you sure about the prefix "syn"? I am wondering about your
etymological explanation below. I have never heard
James,
Obviously I was off track with my last response. Check with energy workers
who see energies. Check with photographic instrumentation printouts.
e.g.: I was dealing with a young man - 5th chakra honours linguistics at
McGill U. who used marijuana to deliberately slow his thinking - to ke
the fda and the goverment outlaw stuff. marijuana for instance and
tryptophan.
ephedra.
i don't smoke marijuana. i do smoke cigarettes which are totally deadly.
and legal.
or:
androstenedione, a steroid precursor commonly known as "andro." The
sales ban will take effect on April 12, 2004, unles
James Holmes,
Marshall is on track. In my experience is most allopathic practitioners are
2nd or 3rd chakra dominate. Chiropractors tend to be late 4th's+ 5th's.
Naturopaths similar. Classical Chinese Acupuncturists 4th's and 5th's. How
does one communicate with a individual whose window of co
well marshall
if you are testing something on an animal for it's own good, that is
different
than giving animals cancer because you want to work on cancer in humans.
the increase in our human cancer is mainly do to our present life-style.
i have nothing specific here to reference to back this up
I would not even know that I had charkas if not for certain substances.
Pot has been used since the beginning of history to facilitate spiritual
experience, not to prevent or lessen it.
It may be true that some undesirable or "negative" effects on the subtle
bodies may occur with the use of some
Very cool.
JOH
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From: Rowena Evans [mailto:rowenaev...@iprimus.com.au]
Sent: Friday, March 19, 2004 9:00 AM
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Subject: Re: CS>Feed Store supplies & B12
What are you trying to accomplish by applying to the skin??Softer?? mary
Also spotted som
Thock...Bif, Ugggh, Uhh. Whack--- crunch.
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Hi folks,
Can anyone help with treating glandular fever with CS,
or by any other means?
It seems that there is no recognised treatment except resting.
Your help would be appreciated.
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Hi Jean,
I hate to say this, but if you can get your money back, do it. The following
link says it better than I can:
http://health.groups.yahoo.com/group/silverdatawebsite/message/1682
If you can't, and still want to use it, don't put any salt in the water as
this
will result in the productio
I forgot to mention the packet makes 20oz. I got them
for 59 cents each although they were marked $1.09.
The canister makes 21 (20oz?) servings and it was
priced at $19.99
'Ted'
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I picked up a couple of sample packets of the Ultima
Replenisher today to try it out. Here is a breakdown
of what's in it for those who may be curious.
'Ted'
Ultima Replenisher Sports Drink
Amount %DV
Calories... 35
Total Carbohydrat
Hi Sharon,
Good question--MSM & DMSO are Kissin' cousins and many use them
interchangably (evary living body cell contains MSM naturally). I would feel
that omitting the MSM wouldn't change things very much. How effective did
you find it on your son? Did you notice any untoward effects?
No, onl
on 3/19/04 10:51 AM, daddybob at daddybob52...@yahoo.com wrote:
Thanks so very much for the reply, I will try.
Thanks
Mary
> Mary wrote:
> My nose runs a little all day could msm help? what are
> the ratios to c/s?
> thanks
> mary
>
> This is what I do:
>
> 2 oz CS, 1/4 tsp. pure MSM; I find thi
P.S. I don't even know what a PWT meter is, nor do I have a laser light.
Thank you,
Jean Baugh
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Do you have a PWT meter or a laser light to
>> test for conductivity and general particle size? The more we know the
>> more we can help..
>>
>> Al Davis
>>
>>
>> -
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Hi Al,
Mathematics isn't my strongest suit, obviously! :)
The machine is The "Micro-Particle" Home Colloidal Silver Generator from The
Silver Edge Health & Nutritionals in Phoenix, AZ. It says it will produce
0.0015 to 0.0025 micron colloidal silver.
Do I have the wrong idea that 0.0001 micron
Hi Terry,
Thanks for sharing this remarkable CS testimony! Gee, it's great to be aware
of this very special Gift from God that He uses to help so many.
Sincerely,
Richard Harris, 56 yr FL Pharmacist
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From: Terry Chamberlin [mailto:tcj...@yahoo.ca]
Sent: Friday, March 19
Hi, Jean.
If I'm not mistaken, the diameter of a silver atom is about .00025 micron.
That's larger than what you're asking for. Perhaps you meant .001 micron.
That's about 4 atoms in diameter. Getting better than your present machine
makes might take a lot of modifications and effort. You didn
I shared this on the MagPulser list, but it is more
relevant here.
About a month ago, a man called me who has an 8-year
old daughter with Down Syndrome. She also has very
little immune system. Every winter she gets quite sick
enough to require time in the hospital, two or three
months each winte
Daddybob, your ideas correspond exactly with mine. I don't have a need to
try it on myself, but I know a person with emphysema and was thinking it might
be a last ditch try for him. Hope eveyone realizes that lots of Vit. A will
keep a person from getting emphysema even if they smoke. At l
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Regarding silver chloride solubility:
I asked Dr. Maass to make a calculation based on the solubility product of
silver chloride in blood serum whose typical chloride content is 3500 ppm
(3300 - 3900 ppm per Merck Manual). Silver ions can exist at a concentration
of 1.94 x10-4 ppm which is 0.00019
Frank replies:
> > Does ISE *ever* pick up silver ions in the blood? Is it even possible?
> According to the Merck manual, the ISE is the proper way to detect
> silver ions in blood serum.
So the Merck manual at leasts suggests that detecting ions in blood
serum is a physical possibility. Fine...
Hi Sharon,
Good question--MSM & DMSO are Kissin' cousins and many use them
interchangably (evary living body cell contains MSM naturally). I would feel
that omitting the MSM wouldn't change things very much. How effective did
you find it on your son? Did you notice any untoward effects?
I believe
That table give low solubility for AgCl, same as the solubility table I have.
0.89 ppm is low solubility, but it is not insoluble. Do you have a reference
that gives a solubility of 0.00 ppm for AgCl, every reference I have indicates
around 1 ppm for this.
Take a look at:
http://science.widener.
I would like to discuss this very subject with you TJ. There are some drugs
I'd love to stop taking.
Debbie
- Original Message -
From: "TJ Garland"
To:
Sent: Thursday, March 18, 2004 6:54 PM
Subject: Re: CS>BREAKING NEWS: UPDATE ON FDA AND CS GETTING OUT OF THE BOX?
> Let me solve th
The ph of stomach acid runs from about 1 to 2. This works out to 10^-2
to 10^-1, or .01 to .1 mole from what I can determine.
Anyway, thanks for finding a reference to support what I had arrived at
intuatively earlier, that indeed AgCl has a higher solubility in stomach
acid than in pure water..
Hi Everyone,
I re-posted everything I sent Sharon privately, publicly over the Silver
list. I might have more but who knows with the way I keep files! :)
Keep in mind, I'm not suggesting anyone try anything for I'm not a doctor.
Just sending what I found interesting over time for animals.
I
HI Richard. I tried mixing up your formula for the walgreens personal
humidifier last night, and now I've got a couple questions.
1. I didn't have any powdered MSM, so I skipped that step. Will the
formula be thrown off too much?
2. If left in the Humidifier tank overnight, will it "spoil" or
Marshall wrote:
> Huh? Silver chloride dissolved in an aquous carrier, will become a silver
ion
> and a chlorine ion. I don't follow this seeminly paradoxical statement.
Silver chloride is insoluble in water (aqueous carrier) , for more on
solubility rules see:
http://www.silver-colloids.com/
Oops. The end of my last sentence should read,
"...AgCl in pure water."
Matthew
What is the molarity of HCl in the stomach?
James Lingane in his text Electroanalytical Chemistry
(2nd Edition, Interscience Publishers, NY, 1958;
p.381) mentions how AgCl can be dissolved. If AgCl is put
in a large concentration (> 0.2M) of HCl, it will produce
H+ and AgCl(2)-, which do not pre
Frank Key wrote:
> Marshall wrote:
>
> > Huh? Silver chloride dissolved in an aquous carrier, will become a silver
> ion
> > and a chlorine ion. I don't follow this seeminly paradoxical statement.
>
> Silver chloride is insoluble in water so it does not dissolve in an aqueous
> carrier to become
Mary wrote:
My nose runs a little all day could msm help? what are
the ratios to c/s?
thanks
mary
This is what I do:
2 oz CS, 1/4 tsp. pure MSM; I find this drying but not
unpleasantly so unless I overuse it. Takes a while to
work for me. It has no unpleasant odor.
2 oz. CS, 1/3 eyedropper DMSO;
Heard the other night on health related talk radio
that Barrett is not happy with Natrol using Magic
Johnson as the spokesman for their ''My Defense''
Supplement.
http://www.natrol.com/products/feature/feature.html
Connie
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Marshall wrote:
> Huh? Silver chloride dissolved in an aquous carrier, will become a silver
ion
> and a chlorine ion. I don't follow this seeminly paradoxical statement.
Silver chloride is insoluble in water so it does not dissolve in an aqueous
carrier to become a silver ion and a chloride io
I beg to differ about humans and heartworm disease as it has been found in
humans but dogs are not the host for people. HW is also found in cats.
From: Marshall Dudley
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Subject: Re: CS>animal vs human testing
I disagree. For instance, how would one test heart worm me
Hi Marshal:
Thanks for the link.
Actually, the conversation went like this:
Damian asked a question about nail growth, Steve answered first, then Peter
answered You can tell by the # of >>> in the email.
However, all that aside, I think you are right, but I don't think that the
fingernails
Frank Key wrote:
> Mike wrote:
>
> > Does ISE *ever* pick up silver ions in the blood? Is it even possible?
>
> According to the Merck manual, the ISE is the proper way to detect silver
> ions in blood serum.
>
> > So, if you administer comparable doses of *ionic* silver, does any show
> > up in t
At 08:25 PM 3/18/2004 -0500, you wrote:
love you tj.
it's true that me not having insurance has helped me find a lot of better
alternatives.
the problem is the pharma's and their proxies trying to stop us from using
other
substances.
Without the FDA, how would the pharmacies stop you?
Even
Frank Key wrote:
> AThere is no metal ion that has an attraction to chloride as strong as silver
> and chloride is the most prevalent anion in the human body. Blood serum
> typically consists of 3300 to 3900 ppm of chloride. The attraction of all
> other metal ions to chloride is weak by compariso
Well, that's the truth! I am very, very careful to look at all the
references and bibliography info for anything I read there. If you look
at the references to Barrett's article on colloidal silver, they are not
impressive at all. The articles by Barrett himself are the worst. His
diatribes aga
Mr. Key,
It may be you have stumbled upon the very method whereby EIS ions are
transported in the human body. Carried by the chloride in the blood.
Certainly we have a large body of evidence (the testimony of thousands of
users) that home made EIS is effective against many bacteria in the bod
I am not sure you would be able to get supporting data for something
that the scientists say does not even exist. But the general opinion of
those who are in the know about chakras is that this is true. For
instance see:
http://www.angelfire.com/biz6/Psyteric/kundalini.html
If any of the chakra
Feed Store supplies & B12It was in the feed store on the shelf with lots of
other interesting looking injectable products intended for horses. But I live
in Australia. There's a few months time lag before we catch up with doing what
the FDA decrees.
Where did you find B-12 without a prescri
Kieselguhr, a diatomaceous earth (diatomite) is a form of silica composed of
the siliceous shells of unicellular aquatic plants of microscopic size. ...
Save the rest of you looking it up too! RE
Wormwood and kieselguhr(DE)
"Jonathan B. Britten" wrote:
> One question for Mr. Key about the ionization of silver particles:
>
> I can accept that there is no known mechanism for silver particles to
> be converted to ions in vivo. However, if I understand the use of
> Silverlon bandages, particulate silver is converted to
Shakespeare's Macbeth had a word or two to say about that! We call it telling
the truth with intent to deceive.
Rowena
A fundamental principal of disinformation is to embed it into a matrix of
truth.
JOH
Re: CS>Feed Store supplies & B12What are you trying to accomplish by applying
to the skin??Softer?? mary
Also spotted some injectable B12 which I propose adding to DMSO & CS to apply
to the skin once or twice a month.
..
No. I should have said "which I propose to u
I disagree. For instance, how would one test heart worm medicine or
distemper shots for dogs, humans do not get these ailments according to the
"experts". If they did not test them on dogs, many more would die and be
harmed from the ailments then those that were used by testing.
Marshall
Willia
What??? Don't you know that all diseases are really drug
deficiencies
Dan
From: TJ Garland wrote:
Date: Thu, 18 Mar 2004 16:58:02
Let me solve the problem forever- DON'T TAKE ANY DRUGS AT ALL!!!
NONE-ZERO- ZIP I once sat down and wasted an hour trying to find a drug
in the PDA
Me too. Also would it be good for people?
- Original Message -
From: "mamapug"
To:
Sent: Thursday, March 18, 2004 11:43 AM
Subject: Re: CS>Natural Wormers
> I`d like to know what is good for dogs!
> Marshalee
>
> > Hi Sharon,
> >
> > I will privately send you some recipes I've col
Hi Bill,
Humorists and cartoonists have a long-standing
tradition of poking fun at cruel researchers who abuse
lab animals. At night in the lab, when the researcher
has gone home, the crafty clever animals conspire to jinx
the experiment and take their sweet revenge on their
human.
Oddly enough,
I did not have Glaucoma. I do not have Glaucoma.
I was watched by my optometrist for several years for
it due to elevated ocular pressure. He was so worried
that he gave me all the tests for retinal damage, but
there was and is none. My pressure was borderline. I
went in to be checked quarterly.
I
on 3/18/04 7:41 AM, Rowena Evans at rowenaev...@iprimus.com.au wrote:
What are you trying to accomplish by applying to the skin??Softer??
thanks
mary
Thanks again to the lister who suggested looking in the feed store for DMSO.
Visited again today and came away with 5 kg borax and a big bottle of H2
on 3/19/04 6:29 AM, daddybob at daddybob52...@yahoo.com wrote:
My nose runs a little all day could msm help? what are the ratios to c/s?
thanks
mary
>> Do you think xylitol and cs could be nebulized and
> used for lung infections or lung problems? Anyone
> know of anyone who has tried this? pj<
>
I believe you read that wrong. A 20 year old named damian said it was calcium
carbonate, Steve said it was keratin, which is a protein like I said.
See http://www-biol.paisley.ac.uk/courses/stfunmac/glossary/collagen.html
Marshall
Jason Eaton wrote:
> Hi Marshal:
>
> Not... according to Steve
I passed on the information about the MME (couldn't find reference to what the
intitials stood for) to a health practitioner who uses the Scenar. She replied
including the following information:
I have heard Scenar is way better than the Beck machine. One of my customers
has the Beck machine a
>Do you think xylitol and cs could be nebulized and
used for lung infections or lung problems? Anyone
know of anyone who has tried this? pj<
Interesting! But you'd be on your own if you do. When
I first nebulized with CS & MSM, the CS didn't concern
me but the MSM did. I was desperate enough to
Mike wrote:
> Does ISE *ever* pick up silver ions in the blood? Is it even possible?
According to the Merck manual, the ISE is the proper way to detect silver
ions in blood serum.
> So, if you administer comparable doses of *ionic* silver, does any show
> up in the bloodstream as measured by abs
Al Davis wrote:
> Rosenzweig was recently awarded a $500,000 MacArthur Fellowship. She is an
> expert in the structure and biochemistry of metalloproteins, specialized
> proteins that are essential to the healthy functioning of all cells in the
> human body. Her research focuses on how these essen
Hi,
I have a machine that produces 0.0015 to 0.0025 micron sized CS.
However, I want to buy a CS machine that produces 0.0001 microns. I believe
this size of micron will do more good.
Any information would be appreciated.
Thank you,
Jean Baugh
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How many rats don't survive?
I don't think you'll find many ebola volunteers.
Ode
At 05:47 PM 3/18/2004 -0600, you wrote:
>I strongly disagree. Human beings create the need for testing--let all
>medical/drug testing be done on willing human subjects and stop the
>rampant abuse of lab animals.
You can probably find full pockets all the way down the line.
The degree of need defines the greed..and this drug cartel is legal.
[Can't even do a 'drive by' for territory]
Ode
At 06:03 PM 3/18/2004 -0600, you wrote:
>Whose making the money the pharmacy or the manufacturers? I have a
>frien
Cost of production/distribution and materials cost are often widely different..but point well taken.
Celebrex might well cost $20 or $30 per 100 to make and get to market for a 'mere' $100 profit. [TV ads are really expensive!]
ode
At 07:05 PM 3/18/2004 -0800, you wrote:
Jim wrote:
Whose
I puta Fram oil filter on a newly rebuilt pickup a few years back and the
top of it blew off toasting the motor. I sent it to Fram who said they
didn't make it. It was a knockoff [a blow off?]
You might have a point.
Ode
At 05:30 PM 3/18/2004 -0600, you wrote:
>I'm not sure about this but th
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