Interesting idea Matthew. But I feel that if it was this easy, well
someone would have already been producing odorless DMSO this way.
You might be interested in the information Gaylord Chemical has about
the impurity that they remove to make their odorless USP DMSO.
Raw garlic is quite good for colds.
Before CS when I felt a cold coming on I could often stop it by
chopping up a large garlic clove and mixing it in a quarter to half cup
of water and chugging it down. Well, you get garlic breath, but it
seems to work pretty well. It does kill viruses...
If
Thanks for the links to Gaylord and Jacob, Garnet.
I notice that Gaylord calls their process an engineering
process that removes all impurities from the DMSO,
while JacobLab uses a chemical additive to counter the
odor. Gaylord's method may be just distillation - they
don't say. The odiferous
Some herbs are better than others. I prefer Nature's Way Standardized
(Purple Cap) to their regular herbal formulas with the Yellow Cap. When
we've tried to fight colds/infections they get nowhere unless we used the
Standardized Purple Cap. Make sure to take multiple times a day. The
earlier
This makes a lot of sense to me.
Tony
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From: askbillsardi.com bsa...@aol.com
To: Newsletter subscriber a...@new.co.za
Subject:Avoid flu shots, boost immunity
Date sent: Wed, 13 Oct 2004
I will strongly confirm the advice below. The one time in my life to
be severely ill and hospitalized, I neglected to get competent medical
advice about a chronic chest cold I just could not shake. (My
fault: I was using a deodorized garlic that contains no allicin: no
wonder I was not
Re: CSIs it really this quiet?
From: Jonathan B. Britten
Date: Thu, 14 Oct 2004 18:19:17
http://escribe.com/health/thesilverlist/m74003.html
[...]
I have read that very early use of anti-viral medicines can put an
end to it. Can CS? I just flat out do not know and doubt that
On Thu, 2004-10-14 at 20:14, Jonathan B. Britten wrote:
Bottom line: in some instances, a competent medical diagnosis can
save your life. This may prove particularly true this winter, if
avian flu become epidemic or pandemic. I have read that very early use
of anti-viral medicines
Hi, Mike,
I am also not so sure about the vaccines, but I was thinking rather of
prescription anti-viral medications.
I am not sure which are best against avian flu/SARS. I am not an MD
and simply don't have the information at hand.
My point of view is that one might want to use both
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