Re: CSFW: http://silversol.freewebpage.org/spice/csoff.htm

2006-07-11 Thread Rowena
This link on page http://silversol.freewebpage.org/shingles/shingles.htm#whatitdo , namely: http://www.med.umich.edu/1libr/mature/mature26.htm returns: Sorry, the health topic you were looking for either can't be found or has moved. Please refer to the main Health Topic A-Z page or use the

Re: CSticks,lyme to Pat - worldwide, and not just deer tick

2006-07-11 Thread Rowena
Hi, Then I can believe the mosquito is a carrier. Why not? Jean Lyme Unknown Epidemic www.AlternativeMedicine.com Editorial Office 21 Main Street Upper Level Tiburon, CA 94920 edi...@alternativemedicine.com LYME DISEASE The Unknown Epidemic By DJ Fletcher and Tom Klaber Millions of

Re: CSRe: Dirty Dryers

2006-07-11 Thread Ode Coyote
At 05:43 PM 7/10/2006 -0400, you wrote: ruth strackbein wrote: Hi! I use the computers at our public library. The librarian doesn't know how to turn of html. Maybe you can help us out. Otherwise, I just won't be able to post on Eskimo. The library computers are

Re: CSCS Results

2006-07-11 Thread Scott
Bob, I and my family members, experienced Herxheimer effects at the beginning of using CS. I started buying mine from Trace Minerals and then bought a machine to make it and a TDS meter to test PPM and have been sick one time in the past 18 mos. The H effect lasted about 1 - 2 mos as I had a lot

CSRe: silver-digest Digest V2006 #486

2006-07-11 Thread ch...@comcast.net
Was just sent this link for MS. It might provide additional help for treating MS in addition to the CS. http://www.goldwarp.com/MultipleSclerosisStudies/index.html Cindy

Re: CSFW: http://silversol.freewebpage.org/spice/csoff.htm

2006-07-11 Thread Mike Monett
Rowena new...@aapt.net.au wrote: This link on page http://silversol.freewebpage.org/shingles/shingles.htm#whatitdo , namely: http://www.med.umich.edu/1libr/mature/mature26.htm returns: Sorry, the health topic you were looking for either can't be found Thanks, Rowena. I've been busy writing

Re: CSRe: Re Blue Moons - 10 July

2006-07-11 Thread Marshall Dudley
Blue moons can be either from silver accumulation at the root of the fingernail, or from other problems such as low oxygen in the blood, poor circulation, and heart problems. But they are different. The silver moons are more of a slate blue, or even grey, and do not go away if you get your hands

Re: CSRe: silver-digest Digest V2006 #483

2006-07-11 Thread Marshall Dudley
There is no offset on the Beck, what is has is a low frequency so each transition is followed by either a positive or negative level of 125 mSec. The effect is that the bias during that 1/8 second is sufficient to cause the broken dna to move apart. If you run the frequency up then the dna

Re: CSGlomerulonephritis

2006-07-11 Thread Marshall Dudley
Jonathan B. Britten wrote: List, I have been asked to find information to help a man tentatively diagnosed with glomerulonephritis, a bladder disease. Cancer has not been ruled out. There is a large mass in one bladder. I hope to find out, quickly: 1) The best method of

CSSinus Surgery

2006-07-11 Thread bernadette
Hi all: I have a question. I had sinus surgery yesterday since the EIS didn't seem to help me in that particular party of my body. As it turned out I had pollops on the left sinus cavity, the reason for no air passing through, and an abscess on the right sinus (which was a surprise). My

CSthanks to duncan

2006-07-11 Thread zeb caffe
Duncan,Thanks for re-posting that on cancer.Olive leaf is good for staph and it does come in liquid forms if needed for an infant. __ Do You Yahoo!? Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around http://mail.yahoo.com

CSRe: CS Results

2006-07-11 Thread paul mccourt
Mike; Thanks for your reply. We are making our own CS with a generator bought from Robey that can adjust the ppm up to 80ppm using boiled distilled water. Paul

CScs and herxing

2006-07-11 Thread zeb caffe
In the post referring to using acdophilis for intestinal relief when using cs., I am again wondering if cs does affect intestional flora and increase yeast if it kills bacteria. If a probiotic relieves some of the symptoms of the herx, it is possible maybe that it is contributing to candida?

CSmsp to mike monet

2006-07-11 Thread zeb caffe
This MSP that you were talking about is the silver that I mentioned in previous posts . I had posted that two of my friends were being given this silver protein in an IV both for different illness. I have been concerned about this but from what I understand, MSP is what alot of alternative

Re: CSstaph infection

2006-07-11 Thread Gertrude
Kandee the newborn baby wil get bad teeth later from the anti-biotics...really...my grandson had...if I had known the CS beforehis first teeth has been better...now he had to wait till his second teeth...so long ...feel so sorry for him and your newborn baby.The family doctor knows very

Re: CSGlomerulonephritis

2006-07-11 Thread Duncan Crow
My mum has glomerulonephritis, a kidney condition that resulted in her case from child-bearing. Her kidney fuction improved with nutrients, antioxidants and SomaLife gHP, a growth hormone trigger. Growth hormone HGH increases kidney size and function. Clinical data appears on my website.

Re: CSBlood typing, was Re: CSThis man's best freind

2006-07-11 Thread M. G. Devour
Marshal, Thanks for the link. Confirms there's not a really good iron chelator known yet. Carol Ann, Totally independent of hemochromatosis, I've read that most males and post menopausal women will tend to accumulate unhealthly levels of iron in their tissues because of the indiscriminate

Re: CSHTML Viruses

2006-07-11 Thread ruth strackbein
I wish I could stop using Microsoft stuff, but I can't. I can't afford e-mail at home and use the public libraries computer lab. I don't know how to turn off html here. Neither does the librarian. I have checked all the information at the top of hotmail's home page. There is nothing there that

CSRe: Re Blue Moons - 11 July

2006-07-11 Thread Sandee George
Thanks Marshall - have no idea what my body was telling me all those years ago, it is good to know that whatever it was, if it was not silver, that the body has seen fit to dispense with that drama Thanks for the explanation, I will investigate more carefully the hue of the blue ! :) :)

CSRuth, HTML on hotmail...

2006-07-11 Thread M. G. Devour
Dear Ruth, First off, if you have to use HTML, then keep posting anyway. It's an issue of etiquette, not a hard and fast rule. I will *NOT* turn anyone away for using HTML, so relax. Got it? grin Also, since you are using a Hotmail address, the settings on the computer at the library don't

Re: CSRe: Dirty Dryers

2006-07-11 Thread M. G. Devour
GUYS!! RUTH IS USING HOTMAIL It's her HOTMAIL settings that have to be changed. That's done on the HOTMAIL WEB SITE, NOT the computer she's using LOL I'm getting impatient over here! pant, pant, pant Okay, I'm better now. Mike D. At 05:43 PM 7/10/2006 -0400, you wrote: ruth

CSUnidentified subject!

2006-07-11 Thread ruth strackbein
From Ruth Strackbein, Hi, Jut got your message re html. Will try to find the right iinformation. In case I can't find it, wouldn't the library's virus protection keep out the trouble? Perhaps I just don't fully understand the sneakiness of the situation. Thanks, Ruth Strackbein

Re: CSRe: Dirty Dryers

2006-07-11 Thread ruth strackbein
Guess I forgot I wasn't writing to Mike , but to you, Ode. I do have a Yahoo account. Could I use that instead of hotmail? I use it only to correspond with people on a particular site connected to Yahoo. But I did have to have a Yahoo password , etc. to access this other site. I just sent an

Re: CSRe: Dirty Dryers

2006-07-11 Thread ruth strackbein
Guess I forgot I wasn't writing to Mike , but to you, Ode. I do have a Yahoo account. Could I use that instead of hotmail? I use it only to correspond with people on a particular site connected to Yahoo. But I did have to have a Yahoo password , etc. to access this other site. I just sent an

CSHTML and Hotmail...

2006-07-11 Thread M. G. Devour
Dear Ruth, and anyone else interested, I just opened a hotmail account and figured out how they have disguised the setting for HTML versus plain text. If you click the button for New Message, you'll be presented with a mail editor window. Just above the To: line you'll have a row of controls

Re: CSFW: http://silversol.freewebpage.org/spice/csoff.htm

2006-07-11 Thread M. G. Devour
Mike M. wrote: ... it looks like someone has hijacked the links to the old eskimo archives. I was hoping to keep the links intact so when Mike D. hopefully restores the archives, they would be easy to relink. It's just evidence that the owner of e-scribe is probably not going

Re: CSLunar Influence on the Electrochemical Production of ColloidalSilver

2006-07-11 Thread Marshall Dudley
That the planets do affect metals such as silver has been scientifically proven. It is called the Kolisko effect. You can find information on this effect on a number of web pages such as: http://www.anth.org.uk/Science/kolisko/mars-saturn_expts.htm This site has information on the effect of the

Re: CSHTML Viruses

2006-07-11 Thread Mike Monett
ruth strackbein wrote: I wish I could stop using Microsoft stuff, but I can't. I can't afford e-mail at home and use the public libraries computer lab. I don't know how to turn off html here. Neither does the librarian. I have checked all the information at the top of hotmail's home page.

Re: CSRe: Dirty Dryers

2006-07-11 Thread ruth strackbein
Hi, Mike, I'm glad to hear that I can continue to post. I trust that what you said about watching for my e-mails will mean that my messages will no longer pose a threat to the security of others. I do have a private accunt at the library with hotmail. Just have my e-mail address and password to

Re: CSstaph infection

2006-07-11 Thread Kandee Edge
You're right about the antibiotics. I was given a lot of antibiotics as a newborn too and my baby teeth suffered from it. I was a premature baby and I guess they thought that was the choice treatment at the time (1972). My permanent teeth faired a lot better when they came in, but I have bad

Re: CScs and herxing

2006-07-11 Thread sol
CS helped me get rid of my candida. I routinely take glass of CS if I ever experience any intestinal discomfort, if the discomfort has been caused by eating a contaminated food, CS stops it cold, within a very short time. YMMV sol zeb caffe wrote: In the post referring to using acdophilis

Re: CSLunar Influence on the Electrochemical Production of ColloidalSilver

2006-07-11 Thread Mike Monett
Marshall Dudley mdud...@king-cart.com wrote: sol wrote: When I was having lots of trouble making clear CS, back a few years ago, I did take note of the lunar cycle, and so far as I could determine it had absolutely no effect on how the CS turned out. sol That the

Re: CSmsp to mike monet

2006-07-11 Thread sol
To my mind it would be quite risky. MSP can be contaminated with bacteria, who would want to put that directly into their veins? Using it orally or topically would be bad enough. And how would you know if the MSP someone wanted to IV you with was contaminated or not? sol zeb caffe wrote:

Re: CSstaph infection

2006-07-11 Thread sol
Yes, but what would have happened to you without the antibiotics? I know it depends on the reason they were given, but...Antibiotics per se are not the enemy, it is improper, careless use of them for conditions for which they are ineffective (colds for one) that are the problem. A properly

Re: CSmsp to mike monet

2006-07-11 Thread Mike Monett
zeb caffe wrote: This MSP that you were talking about is the silver that I mentioned in previous posts. I had posted that two of my friends were being given this silver protein in an IV both for different illness. I have been concerned about this but from what I

CSDirty Jobs

2006-07-11 Thread Wayne Fugitt
Evening Jean, Keva just told me that a new series of Dirty Jobs are on TV, the Discovery channel. Tonight they are going to make Cracklings. If you have never seen this done you might find it interesting for a minute or so. As I watched the sunset, I wished I was there with you.

CSRe: http://silversol.freewebpage.org/index.htm

2006-07-11 Thread Mike Monett
M. G. Devour mdev...@eskimo.com wrote: In the meantime, I'll just remove the links so others won't have the same problems. That would be a good idea, most likely. Be well, Mike D. [Mike Devour, Citizen, Patriot, Libertarian] [mdev...@eskimo.com] [Speaking only for

CSNon-Microsoft email

2006-07-11 Thread Terry Chamberlin
Ruth said, I wish I could stop using Microsoft stuff, but I can't. I can't afford e-mail at home and use the public libraries computer lab. Ruth, from any computer you can set up a free email account with yahoo. Go to: www.yahoo.com You can set up an account with them that you can access from

Re: CSmsp to mike monet

2006-07-11 Thread sol
Why do you spit it out? I swish and hold, but certainly do swallow the CS, as it adds another route of absorption, and more silver to the body. You might add a little DMSO to your CS, that should increase the absorption quite a bit. I have done CS/DMSO for a cavity, and my husband has done it

Re: CSRe: Dirty Dryers

2006-07-11 Thread cking001
Mike's getting HOT! He's in short pants... Chuck Remember - it's only pathological when it's someone else! GUYS!! RUTH IS USING HOTMAIL It's her HOTMAIL settings that have to be changed. That's done on the HOTMAIL WEB SITE, NOT the

Re: CSmsp to mike monet

2006-07-11 Thread Mike Monett
sol sol...@sweetwaterhsa.com wrote: Mike Monett wrote: For my case, I take 18uS to 20uS sublingually to tame a recurring Shingles infection. I hold it in my mouth for ten minutes, then spit it out. Why do you spit it out? I swish and hold, but certainly do swallow the CS,

Re: CSRe: Dirty Dryers

2006-07-11 Thread sol
Mike, I have a hotmail account and I can find no way to do anything with regards to send format. No mention of HTML, plain text. sol M. G. Devour wrote: It's her HOTMAIL settings that have to be changed. That's done on the HOTMAIL WEB SITE, NOT the computer she's using -- The

Re: CSHTML and Hotmail...

2006-07-11 Thread sol
Leave it to you! I only looked in the options, never thought to try new message. You certainly are a genius with computer stuff, compared to me! sol M. G. Devour wrote: Dear Ruth, and anyone else interested, I just opened a hotmail account and figured out how they have disguised

Re: CSRe: Dirty Dryers

2006-07-11 Thread V
Hi sol, sure there is, when you compose a message look under the tools menu at the top of the text box and the is a place where you can turn off richtext and send in plain text. Take care, V Join My Newsletter Today http://www.health-freedom.info/ Mike, I have a hotmail account and I

Re: CSGlomerulonephritis

2006-07-11 Thread debbiegerard99
Marshall ...this is so interesting to you have an article by chance on this so I can share with others?...thanks debbie -- Original message -- From: Marshall Dudley mdud...@king-cart.com Jonathan B. Britten wrote: List, I have been asked to find

Re: CSStaph infection

2006-07-11 Thread debbiegerard99
Thanks Mike...I didn't mean to use for the other purpose than the eyes I just couldn't recall what the name of it washey thanks for the periods I am constantly running out :) -- Original message -- From: Mike Monett vya-4...@myamail.com debbiegerar...@comcast.net

CSantibiotics

2006-07-11 Thread zeb caffe
I agree with sol. I always try alternate methods first when dealing with infections and many times, it is just what I need but there have been other times, when I am thankful for antibiotics. Isnt it just the tetracyclines that cause the teeth problems?