Re: CS>Does anyone ever mail CS ?

Hi Beverly...mailed it and all went well...told them it was a nutritional supplement and all went well. Debbie  On Sunday, March 9, 2014 8:06 PM, Beverly wrote: I work at the post office. To mail liquids you must declare the contents on the outside of the package, e.g. "Liquids, Colloid

Re: CS>Does anyone ever mail CS ?

I work at the post office. To mail liquids you must declare the contents on the outside of the package, e.g. "Liquids, Colloidal Silver". Per box the max amount of liquids is 24 ounces. To properly package, the item must be properly sealed, then wrapped in enough absorbent material to absorb a

Re: CS>Tonsil stones

I went over the list and found a number of contradictions.  How does one get around these? Thanks. PT From: Alan Faulkner To: silver-list@eskimo.com Sent: Sunday, March 9, 2014 2:38 PM Subject: Re: CS>Tonsil stones From an Ayurvedic perspective what is h

Re: CS>Tonsil stones

Wow, I have all of those problems, and I gave up sugar, flour and processed salt years ago. I still use garlic, onions, peppers and I really love Granny Smith apples. I will read the .pdf and see what else I have to give up. Joe On 09/03/2014 2:38 PM, Alan Faulkner wrote: From an Ayurvedic pers

Re: CS>Tonsil stones

From an Ayurvedic perspective what is happening is that excess heat is forming, probably in the stomach, probably from eating sugar/white flour/salt and or other irritants like garlic/onions/peppers or strong sour fruits, or basically anything that aggravates Pitta. See link below and follow the

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Ray -- in order for you to unsubscribe, you must follow the instructions at the bottom of your email -- to wit: Unsubscribe:     No one else can unsubscribe you. MA > > From: Ray Preciado >To: "silve

Re: CS>Tonsil stones

Interestingly I used to brush my teeth when I had them and I was a vegetarian then also. A On 2014-03-08, at 22:36 PM, Rowena wrote: Me too, in my twenties. Sometimes they would cough up. A few times I poked them out, and remember one time there was some blood behind it in the crypt, which m

Re: CS>Tonsil stones - tonsilloliths or calculi of the tonsils

Thank you so much for this wonderful information. This explains a lot since my tonsils were removed for me when I was a child. Of course I had no choice. That lymphatic connection I can relate to for sure. CS and warm salt water is an effective idea. The CS is where my healing really started

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Re: CS>Tonsil stones - tonsilloliths or calculi of the tonsils

Wikipedia says The crypt system is not merely a group of invaginations of the tonsillar epithelium but a highly complicated network of canals with special types of epithelium and with various structures surrounding the canals, such as blood and lymp

Re: CS>Tonsil stones

Removing the tonsils is not a good thing. They are a necessary part of our immune system. The stones people experience are the result of eating a lot of junk or unhealthy food that accumulates behind the tonsils. Over time they solidify and bacteria accumulate. That’s why they have such an o

Re: CS>Tonsil stones

Thanks guys! He wants his tonsils taken out, but not sure that is a good idea. Would gargling with silver be a good idea, or there are products out there that are suppose to be good for oral health. It seems like when he gets a cold and the drainage may cause them. But, after lyme this is a smal

RE: CS>Tonsil stones

I've been sort of half following this discussion but it was only after you wrote about coughing them up that prompted me to chip in. Our son used to cough up fairly small white hard things in his late teens and we never knew what the heck they were. Is that right what you are saying they are?