So what's the difference between ignorance and apathy???
I don't know and I don't care!
(sorry, couldn't resist) 8^)
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Hi all,
FYI: Earlier this year I purchased a fine unit called the "Proneb" nebulizer
for $98.00 plus $5.50 for shipping from Allergy Supply Company over the
internet (www.allergysupply.com). When you place your order, just be sure to
say it's for research purposes when they ask for the Doctor's n
Chuck: Great story... the ironic part is that it's highly questionable that
NASA ever went to the moon to begin with.
The book "NASA Mooned America" by Rene is very revealing. It can be
purchased
for about $25 from a number of sources, one being http://www.waynegreen.com/
Upon studying any of
Great!... and has everyone noticed how just recently, all the food
manufacturers are pumping extra calcium into almost everything they make,
claiming it will "help your bones!"?
WHAT precipitated this sudden nonsense?
Ignorant marketing hype or deliberate intent to feed the public illness
industry?
Yeah, and I've heard that CA (colloidal asteroid) kills over 340
extra-terrestrial bacteria, and also cures the Martian Flu, Neptunian Jitters
and Plutonian Fever.
I was going to make some CA at home, but it says the electrodes have to be
charged to over 3 million volts and you have to use "solar
I make my CS using only distilled water and electrodes. I find that if
I stop the process after only about 15 minutes, there is a very slight
cloud, practically no color to it, but already the solution has a *very*
distinct metallic taste.
I find that going to 30 or 45 minutes, the taste doesn't g
This should not be a problem for anyone using modern e-mail software that
supports "mail filters". I belong to 5 lists and the mail from each
automatically stores into its appropriate folder.
For example, I happen to use Netscape Communicator 4, and the rule for the
Silver List filter says the fo
Yup, it worked for me. I sprayed CS all over the inside of my PC and all my
software bugs, Windows 95 bugs and the Y2K bug just VANISHED!Amazing.
Great stuff this CS...8>)
...Tom
It's not me wrote:
> Of course you could always just give it a
> shot of CS just to keep us on topic.
Lavender???!!! Maybe the jar once contained pickled beets 8^)
W. D. Cavanaugh wrote:
> I make my CS in a clear gallon pickle jar usually. I let it
> make for about an hour. There is absolutely no sediment,
> and never a need to stir-- the "cloud" floats from the wire.
> When the hour i
This sure seems logical, to me anyway. I believe that higher voltage and/or
current would more violently separate the silver from the electrodes,
causing larger particles to break off. Conversely, using a small current
(possibly regulated for consistent results) will draw off the smallest
particl
George and List...
It should be noted that connecting batteries of differing voltages in SERIES
presents no particular problem, just that the battery having the lowest
ampere-hour rating will die off first.
(For non-technicians: NEVER connect batteries of differing voltages in
PARALLEL!)
...Tom
Hi Bill,
> From what I've gathered, an incandescent bulb of a given
> 'milliamp rating' will act to self- limit its maximum
> conducted current to that level.
Not true. A bulb "milliamp" rating is simply the current that will flow
through the bulb at the manufacturer's specified voltage. It
Seems to me that this is a good argument for using a current regulator circuit.
Then, when beginning the CS generation, a large voltage will be applied to get
the process going. But, as the water gets more conductive, the voltage cuts
back
to keep the current constant, and this should keep the pa
Don't be too concerned --- I can tell you that the only part that I didn't like
was drinking the epsom salts. But even then, after a while I learned that if I
made it with very cold water and "chugged it" real quick, the taste wasn't so
bad. I had no trouble sleeping, no discomfort whatsoever. A
> 1.Dan: Thumbs down
> 2.bjs: Thumbs down
> 3.Tom: Thumbs down
> 4.
> 5.
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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
Hi Frank,
Rather than type the whole procedure, I'll direct you to Brian McInturff's web
page
that has a complete description of the procedure and the benefits of doing it.
Go
to http://www.mindspring.com/~turf/alt/reg/cleanse/liver.txt
You may want to spend considerable time browsing his site
Nancy,
Your point is well taken. I think my strong reaction reflects what I
and many others feel about the general state of the Health Care System
(which I would rename the Disease Management System). I, like so many
others, have seen many friends and relatives die of diseases over the
years and
Dameon and listso true, so true! I worked in a hospital for over a
year and had many occasions to enter the Doctors' lounges to service
internet computers. I noticed that the bookshelves had more magazines about
money management and investing than on medical science... certainly tells
us
Just a personal note...
About 3 years ago, I also had a form of "brain fog" and very low energy. About
that time I first read Hulda Clarks book "Cure for All Diseases" and did some
of her liver flushes. My energy and awareness greatly improved and I highly
recommend the procedure.
...Tom
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Hi Jim.
Just wondering -- any chance your test could have been skewed due to the
presence of the sea salt? I know salt can kill some forms of bacteria/germs.
...Tom
jein...@troi.csw.net wrote:
> This CS was made in heated water with a bit of sea salt. I would
> guess the ppm is in the
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