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How can a nation that is on an ocean be deprived of salt?
Marshall
On 10/5/2010 1:15 AM, Jane MacRoss wrote:
In Wild Swans the author described how the Japanese killed the Chinese
by removing their salt supply
The Japs controlled the coast.
The Brits used salt to control the Indian colony too...naval empire
Ghandi did a work around.
Ode
At 11:55 AM 10/5/2010 -0400, you wrote:
How can a nation that is on an ocean be deprived of salt?
Marshall
On 10/5/2010 1:15 AM, Jane MacRoss wrote:
In Wild
How can a nation that is on an ocean be deprived of salt?
Marshall
On 10/5/2010 1:15 AM, Jane MacRoss wrote:
In Wild Swans the author described how the Japanese killed the Chinese
by removing their salt supply - salt is essential to life - and
diabetics are often salt addicts as the pancreas
In Wild Swans the author described how the Japanese killed the Chinese by
removing their salt supply - salt is essential to life - and diabetics are
often salt addicts as the pancreas needs salt.
Jane
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Hi!
There's a very cool video clip at cnn.com/video, called Salt for Sinuses, and I
wonder if this is a second cure, after the CS/DMSO mix, for drug reistant lung
infections. Anybody? And what about putting salt water into an utrasonic
nebulizer?
Reid
There's a very cool video clip at cnn.com/video, called Salt for Sinuses,
and I wonder if this is a second cure, after the CS / DMSO mix, for drug
reistant lung infections. Anybody? And what about putting salt water into
an utrasonic nebulizer?
Reid
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Reid,
And what about putting salt water into an utrasonic nebulizer?
=
Reid,
I forgot to mention that if you do use salt, boil the water first and
dissolve the salt into it. THEN pour it into the nebulizer.
If you are using an ultrasonic humidifier, make sure
On 9/6/08, Rowena new...@aapt.net.au wrote:
Some links at foot of post, as you should go to the sites specific to the
protocol to check out the whole deal.
Hi Rowena
Can I ask what you mean by energized water?
Thanks
Kirsteen
It is a quote from the Himalayan salt site; you would have to do your own
investigation. Lots of hits on a google search. Some people on this list know
about it. I have not got that far. I use RO (reverse osmosis) water for
everything except CS. Sorry.
R
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Can I ask what you mean
On 9/7/08, Rowena new...@aapt.net.au wrote:
It is a quote from the Himalayan salt site; you would have to do your own
investigation. Lots of hits on a google search. Some people on this list
know about it. I have not got that far. I use RO (reverse osmosis) water
for everything except
Some links at foot of post, as you should go to the sites specific to the
protocol to check out the whole deal.
Brine Therapy as a standalone:
Preparation of Himalayan Crystal Salt Brine
Loosely fill a closable glass container (such as a Mason jar) with several
crystal or rock salt pieces. Add
/lymestrategies/
S-Max
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From: Rowena
Date: 9/6/2008 1:28:47 AM
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Subject: CSSalt and Lyme
Some links at foot of post, as you should go to the sites specific to the
protocol to check out the whole deal.
Brine Therapy as a standalone:
Preparation
Kathryn, do you use regular salt or have you tired epsom salts?
My parents boil it for a little while to sterilize it, then drink an
ounce or so a day as a supplement. They also drive to a spot they
consider clean to collect it. That would be away from any sewage
treatment plants.
I don't know the answer to the second question.
kathryn
On May 7, 2008,
The second question would depend on where you live. Salt quantities differ in
different bodies of water.
Clayton Family clay...@skypoint.com wrote:
My parents boil it for a little while to sterilize it, then drink an
ounce or so a day as a supplement. They also drive to a spot they
Subject: Re: CSSalt Questions
The second question would depend on where you live. Salt
quantities differ in different bodies of water.
Clayton Family clay...@skypoint.com wrote:
My parents boil it for a little while to sterilize it, then
drink an
ounce or so a day as a supplement
Question about salt.. I live by the ocean, how would one Purify
ocean water for consumption.??
And second question, what is the concentration of salt in sea water.?
tks...nessie
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23:27:41
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Subject: Re: CSSalt therapy
I would nebulize CS for that.Jodi
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pain in
my back has gone, so am going to keep this up. I will also do exercises as
you suggest. Thank you. Dee
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From: John Plumridge
Date: 10/19/07 03:12:43
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Subject: Re: CSSalt therapy
These symptoms of the chest are not confined
/2007 01:39:23
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Dee wrote:
Thanks Jodi but here we have the problem of what nebulizer to buy and how to
do it all? I am going to have to do something like this though because this
weak chest is a family thing (my dad died of it) so do you know
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I haven't used *salt pipe* but from past experience, chest infections
take a long time to heal. . . . have patience.
Smitty
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From: Jodi
Date: 16/10/2007 23:27:41
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Subject: Re: CSSalt therapy
I would nebulize CS for that.Jodi
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anyway. Dee
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From: Smitty
Date: 16/10/2007 20:33:55
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Subject: Re: CSSalt therapy
I haven't used *salt pipe* but from past experience, chest infections
take a long time to heal. . . . have patience.
Smitty
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Subject: CSSalt therapy
I have a chest infection (given to me by stupid daughter who had 'flu
jab!) which started as the 'flu, but thanks to CS is now just a mild cold.
The thing is, I have a weak chest which always takes ages
Dee wrote:
Thanks Jodi but here we have the problem of what nebulizer to buy and
how to do it all? I am going to have to do something like this though
because this weak chest is a family thing (my dad died of it) so do
you know of a good make, which isn't going to break the bank? Thanks
in
I have a chest infection (given to me by stupid daughter who had 'flu jab!)
which started as the 'flu, but thanks to CS is now just a mild cold. The thing
is, I have a weak chest which always takes ages to clear and am wondering
whether any of you have used a 'salt pipe'? I have seen one
I have a chest infection (given to me by stupid daughter who had 'flu jab!)
which started as the 'flu, but thanks to CS is now just a mild cold. The
thing is, I have a weak chest which always takes ages to clear and am
wondering whether any of you have used a 'salt pipe'? I have seen one
Smitty wrote:
I have a chest infection (given to me by stupid daughter who had 'flu jab!)
which started as the 'flu, but thanks to CS is now just a mild cold. The
thing is, I have a weak chest which always takes ages to clear and am
wondering whether any of you have used a 'salt pipe'?
I
The completed reaction is not instantaneous and using CS without salt is
doing the same thing when squirted into a saline environment.
Mix and use immediately. Same with using Gatoraid to speed absorption.
Ode
At 05:21 PM 9/1/2007 -0700, you wrote:
My son decided to try colloidal silver
DMSO in CS is also great for sinuses. And though it burns mildly in the
sinuses for a minute or so, it paradoxically makes CS quite comfortable
in the eyes. No salt needed. Though I used to add some salt to CS for
use as nose drops/sinus, for comfort reasons, I no longer do, finding
the
and have not turned blue yet. But that is
because
distilled water is not practical to obtain where I live.
Hope this helps,
Tony Moody
On 1 Sep 2007 at 17:21, Pat wrote about :
Subject : CSSalt in CS for Sinus?
My son decided to try colloidal silver for his sinus infections. He'd
been having
My son decided to try colloidal silver for his sinus infections. He'd been
having a tiny bit of success with a saline solution which had xylitol in it.
He said he felt he should add a bit of salt to the already made CS so it would
be compatible. I said not to, but just now I read this and so
Subject: CSsalt sensitivity to Bob
Just wondering if you have ever been on medications preferably
antidepressants of any type(not to get personal here) but, a friend of mine had
used some type of anti anxiety drug and when she tried to go off of it, she had
terrible reactions (panic etc) She
Just wondering if you have ever been on medications preferably antidepressants
of any type(not to get personal here) but, a friend of mine had used some type
of anti anxiety drug and when she tried to go off of it, she had terrible
reactions (panic etc) She was given anti depressants which made
Strackbein
From: cking...@nycap.rr.com
Reply-To: silver-list@eskimo.com
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Subject: Re: CSSalt/C Protocol / Blood Pressure
Date: Mon, 18 Jun 2007 13:24:48 -0400
PRUNES and prunejuice still RULE
I was bedridden and bound up at one time. Finally requested a quart
Coyote odecoy...@alltel.net
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To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Subject: Re: CSSalt/C Protocol / Blood Pressure
Date: Tue, 19 Jun 2007 07:54:07 -0400
A little bit of cabbage every day...for pulp and propellent.
Cole slaw made with olive oil and red wine vinegar...lube
strackbein
Date: 19/06/2007 02:06:07
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Subject: Re: CSSalt/C Protocol / Blood Pressure
Hi, Dee, Thanks for your reply, I suppose this does go with general health
Problems rather than strictly with Cs. But I do use CS and have a Silvergen
Generator, so I guess I
From: Dee d...@deetroy.org
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To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Subject: Re: CSSalt/C Protocol / Blood Pressure
Date: Mon, 18 Jun 2007 21:13:57 +0100 (GMT Standard Time)
You're right Ruth, and this is why this list is so helpful, although
strictly speaking it is OT
/06/2007 15:47:54
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Dee, the group to watch for digestion issues is candidasis, a
Vibrant group, 4300 strong. Here's our protocol for bowel
Disorders, including digestion, Crohn's and colitis in addition
To bowel
/2007 00:12:55
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Subject: Re: CSSalt/C Protocol / Blood Pressure
I did not write the two blocks below.
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A diet rich in fresh fruits will provide the vitamin C needed to build
strong blood vessels. Include wheat germ and avocados as a regular
: Re: CSSalt/C Protocol / Blood Pressure
Date: Mon, 18 Jun 2007 09:27:21 +0100 (GMT Standard Time)
Hi Wayne, I know that you didn't write the last two blocks , but I have a
comment to make about them. This is pretty standard stuff, i.e. Most
doctors advocate high fibre/fruit diets etc., to avoid
PRUNES and prunejuice still RULE
I was bedridden and bound up at one time. Finally requested a quart of
prune juice. That was the end of that problem!
Chuck
The race is not always to the swift, nor the battle to the strong, but
that's the way to bet!
contrast
medium stuff. Mydigestive tract has been rebelling ever since. Ruth
From Ruth Strackbein
From: cking...@nycap.rr.com
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Subject: Re: CSSalt/C Protocol / Blood Pressure
Date: Mon, 18 Jun 2007 13:24:48 -0400
PRUNES and prunejuice
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Subject: Re: CSSalt/C Protocol / Blood Pressure
Hi, Dee, I have been wondering if what you are saying here, Dee, may be
Contributing to my digestive problems. Speaking of fruit, I am told that
Bananas are constipating. I eat quite a few of those in spite of my
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From: Dee
Date: 18/06/2007 20:58:39
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Subject: Re: CSSalt/C Protocol / Blood Pressure
This also is one of the standard answers to constipation, but, this also is
A non starter (pardon pun) for me. Has no effect at all as do grapes, senna
Etc., which
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Subject: Re: CSSalt/C Protocol / Blood Pressure
Date: Mon, 18 Jun 2007 21:13:57 +0100 (GMT Standard Time)
You're right Ruth, and this is why this list is so helpful, although
strictly speaking it is OT again. I don't really know why this happens,
because lettuce is really
Evening MA,
I realize you did not write that block below but no matter, I want to make
a comment or two.
From: SSS s...@emotap.com
Normal blood pressure is the result attained and maintained by most
all members in my Lyme group who are using the Salt/C Protocol.
The blood pressure is
So, how do I build strong blood vessels?
Are you joining the doctors in crime by not telling us?
Barbara
The blood vessels are 10 times as strong as they need to be.
Weak blood vessels causes strokes.
How many genius doctors ever told anyone how to build strong blood
vessels? I
Evening Barbara,
At 02:52 PM 6/17/2007, you wrote:
So, how do I build strong blood vessels?
Are you joining the doctors in crime by not telling us?
Glad you agree it is a crime.
If you are already working hard on nutrition, building a strong body, a
strong immune system, and health, you
Wayne,
If this is all I have to do to build strong blood vessels, then I don't have to
worry about it at all. I do eat healthy and also take vitamins because as you
say in your last paragraph, our food quality deteriorated in last several
decades.
Thank you for replying to me.
Barbara
Hi, Wayne,
On Jun 17, 2007, at 2:20 PM, CWFugitt wrote:
People with low blood pressure have to be cautious of the foods and
nutrients supplied. The time of year, activity, and overall diet
effect both high and low blood pressure.
This is the first I have heard about the low blood pressure
Salt should be non-heat-treated full mineral salt, such as Realsalt
brand, or any naturally hand-harvested sea salt (not Hain), or any of
the many Himalayan salts. It should be done according the salt-c
protocol for Lyme. DO NOT USE TABLE SALT OR SALT TABLETS. Salt drives
out all parasites in
Farmers have salt lick blocks in the field... or at least they used to
have salt licks. Now the cows lick Mineral Blocks because some brainiac
thought this would be better for the cows and now they are getting mad cow
disease and need to be filled with antibiotic injections and
Not true.
I just went out to the kitchen and filled two liqueur glasses (about 1 ounce) full of my homemade
colloidal silver. I usually brew this to about 22ppm using the Faraday equation. As there are
residues on the electrodes, it is somewhat less in the final product.
To one glass I
OK,
The reaction I was looking to see, as described by Mike Monet, was a
cloud reaction.
You might try some canning salt to see if there is a difference in
reaction.
Chuck
The meek may inherit the earth, but it's the grumpy who get promoted
Hi Zeb,
I am doing Salt/C. Only recently started the protocol, and immediately had
excellent results. I always take Salt/C and my CS
apart from each other by hours for no other reason other than, personally,
it feels like the better thing to do. As far as any
kind of studies, research, or
What concerns me about salt/C is the high amount of sodium, an
excellent potassium depletor. Chonic potassium depletion
materially increases hypertension, edema, stroke and diabetes
risk. This has nothing to do with whether the salt is natural or
processed; both contain high sodium.
I
Rowena, are you using the salt c treatment for lyme disease? If anyone is and
is having success, Please post. Also, I saw something posted a while ago about
using salt close to the time you use collodial silver. I didnt see any answers
as to whether this is a concern.
No, originally it was because someone said that Dr Batman (rasingh?)
advocated putting it in your drinking water.
Then on the FMS Guai group, people were talking a bit about Lyme.
Then Daddybob posted about it.
Then I looked into Lyme.
I don't think I have that, but probably have all sorts of
Hi Deborah,
Update on the salt
I was looknig through the archives on another list nad remebered tthere was a
thnig about the himalyan salt so here it is in all its glory. I think I will
stick with the Real Salt for now.
The himalyan salt may not be that good. Until I find out for sure I
Turns out the Himalyan salt has
7.2 ppm flouride and real salt has 12.6 ppm flouride
http://www.crystalsalt.co.nz/salt_for_life.htm
http://www.realsalt.com/realsalt_analysis.pdf
Real salt has 29 ppm silver
Himalyan salt has only .063 ppm silver
Decisions decisions :-)
Take care,
V
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To use the Salt test for determining Ionic Silver Concentration:
Take a known volume of EIS (Electrically Isolated Silver) and add
enough salt to it so that all the ionic silver combines to form AgCl.
Since AgCl has a .8 ppm solubility, you should get a precipitate. Add
distilled water (at an
I might add that the water needs to be cold water, warm water has a much higher
solubility than the .8 ppm. Unfortunately my reference simply says cold water,
so I
am not sure if it is cold like from the tap (55-60 or so degrees F), or room
temperature, 70 or so degrees F.
Marshall
Dan Nave
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Subject: CSSalt test for determining Ionic Silver Concentration
To use the Salt test for determining Ionic Silver Concentration:
Take a known volume of EIS (Electrically Isolated Silver) and add
enough salt to it so that all the ionic silver combines to form AgCl.
Since
, I might give it a try.
Dan
RE: CSSalt test for determining Ionic Silver Concentration
From: David W Kenney (view other messages by this author)
Date: Fri, 29 Oct 2004 11:00:52
Are you assuming that every CS
, the method below should be great depending on their
generator...
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From: Dan Nave [mailto:dn...@mn.nilfisk-advance.com]
Sent: Friday, October 29, 2004 12:16 PM
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Subject: RE: CSSalt test for determining Ionic Silver Concentration
Well, testing
Could it be just plain dirt?
stuff
At 08:30 PM 6/20/2004 -0700, you wrote:
Hello
If you want to find out just how shitty it is, dissolve about a cup of it
in boiling water and then strain it though a coffee filter. When I tried
it, the
filter had brown looking dirt in it! I evaporated
Hi folks,
The principal reason for the high acceptance of particularly Celtic Sea
Salt(tm) is simply the French Govt's clever appreciation of the value of
an approved appellation as in their wines. It is seen as a form of
guarantee.
ANY Salt is fine providing it hasn't been purified
or
Hello
If you want to find out just how shitty it is, dissolve about a cup of it
in boiling water and then strain it though a coffee filter. When I tried it,
the
filter had brown looking dirt in it! I evaporated the filtered brine and the
salt
was now pure white damp or dry. I wouldn't want
Hi folks,
you have to be real careful with descriptions: Sea Salt , rock salt, etc etc.
I love the Celtic Sea Salt company's pitch! Sounds like magic!
The magic is only in one thing: unprocessed.
Like most things today, you have to take everything with a grain of salt.
Here is a nice essay
Morning John,
the REAL well outside his home to have the water tested. (Many States
will do it free) He was told that if was bottled it could only be sold as
an insecticide. Labelled Poison.
A similar thing happened to Dr. David Williams. He told the water
tester, I am going to drink
At 06:22 AM 6/18/04, you wrote:
I've never been able to decide which was worse - the Medical Mafia telling
people, especially fatsos, not to eat salt ( will kill you) or people
ignoring them and eating that white stuff ( will kill you)
It seems to become a matter of what kills us in the
At 09:22 PM 6/18/2004 +1000, you wrote:
Hi folks,
you have to be real careful with descriptions: Sea Salt , rock salt, etc etc.
I love the Celtic Sea Salt company's pitch! Sounds like magic!
The magic is only in one thing: unprocessed.
Like most things today, you have to take everything
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From: Marshall Dudley mdud...@execonn.com
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Sent: Sunday, February 15, 2004 1:11 PM
Subject: Re: CSSalt
Theoretically salt intake can increase blood pressure temporarily. If you
look at
the physics of osmosis than if the salt content
Morning ross,
Two or three ideas for you.
i am searching for all knowledge i can find about causes of hbp,
The master chemist in the body has a good reason when it adjusts the
blood pressure.
The Volume of the Blood has more effect on BP than any other single factor.
High Blood
Ross Craig wrote:
hello marshall,
does it follow then, that if you are thirsty, or perhaps dehydrated in a
more general basis, that you could expext blood pressure to be higher?
i am searching for all knowledge i can find about causes of hbp, and yes i
am googling on it all the time for
At 08:31 AM 2/16/2004 -0400, you wrote:
snip
Try measuring your bp with cuff before and after drinking water when
you encounter this thirst.
How long to wait after? I don't know. Experiment.
I assume that a number of these measurements would give you the
answer.
If you do this experiment,
Brooks Bradley made this comment about normalizing high blood pressure.
Perhaps this will help you in your search.
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From: Ross Craig ross.cr...@ns.sympatico.ca
Sent: Monday, February 16, 2004 7:31 AM
Subject: Re: CSSalt
i wonder if anyone knows of a list that has the expertise of this one,
that
may be dedicated to it?
ross
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Theoretically salt intake can increase blood pressure temporarily. If you look
at
the physics of osmosis than if the salt content of the blood increases suddenly,
two things will happen. First you will get thirsty and drink something. This is
the
body's way of quickly decreasing the salt
It could increase BP temporarily but to the point of being hypertension,
no. I have low BP, eating a lot of salt does not even make mine normal.
Theoretically, if we could just think this through, we would not need
hands on reserach to prove anything. We would just follow the logic of
our
Evening Garnet,
At 02:15 PM 2/15/04 -0600, you wrote:
It could increase BP temporarily but to the point of being hypertension,
no. I have low BP, eating a lot of salt does not even make mine normal.
Some research points out this is a 50/50 situation.
Salt increases the BP on 50 % of
Increasing BP is not the same as inducing hypertension. You can have a
temporary increase in BP but this is not necessarily hypertension, or
into the realm of dangerously high. Mostly I am talking about those with
normal BP. Someone with already high BP could push it higher with
constant over
Salt has never caused high blood pressure. When I was in grad school in
the late 70's it was known that it would lower high BP to lower salt
intake, but that it was not the cause. Anyone who tells you it is must
not be looking at the raw data. smile
Garnet
On Thu, 2004-02-12 at 00:45, Wayne
Dan Nave 10/7/03 5:22 PM Wrote:
Jack, you're an ass.
Take your own advice and be nice.
**
I'm sure that you are aware of the
qualification for recognition of asses.
Jack Dayton
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Dan Nave 10/7/03 10:26 AM Wrote:
Everyone has salt.
That's
Many people recognize the value of ball-park estimates to corroborate and give
confidence in results gotten from other means. There are plenty of old-timers
here who will recognize the value of this, having worked with slide-rules and
calculations done the old fashioned way, before
Dan Nave 10/7/03 10:26 AM Wrote:
Everyone has salt.
**
That's right Dan,
and I wouldn't have my eggs, water mellon
or cantaloupe without some, but I have had
the results of my CS production properly
tested, and I'm satisfied with the probability
that the next batch
Jack, you're an ass.
Take your own advice and be nice.
Dan
Re: CSSalt test
* From: Jack Dayton (view other messages by this author)
* Date: Tue, 7 Oct 2003 15:28:46
Dan Nave 10/7/03 10:26 AM Wrote:
Everyone has salt.
**
That's right Dan,
and I wouldn't
What kind of salt?
Dr. Bill
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Re: CSSalt test
From: Drbillpmt
Date: Thu, 24 Jul 2003 05:03:32
What kind of salt?
Dr. Bill
Doesn't matter. Any plain table salt will do fine. I use three shakes
(how's that for precise process control:)
Give it enough time
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CSSalt test
From: brianc
Date: Wed, 23 Jul 2003 00:23:27
I've seen reference to this but have no idea what it is.
What exactly is the salt test and how does one use it?
Hi Brian,
Welcome to the Silver List!
There is a bit
bri...@dlois.com 7/22/03 3:48 PM
I've seen reference to this but have no idea what it is.
What exactly is the salt test and how does one use it?
***
It is a test for CS strength that one
list contributor suggests can be used.
As far as I know, on one else considers
that a
I've seen reference to this but have no idea what it is.
What exactly is the salt test and how does one use it?
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OK
So the salt test is pretty much like looking at TE
The salt test is like a TE observation except it's for ions rather than
particles.
..not very quantifiable ,but useful none the less.
Ode
At 01:05 PM 6/20/2003 -0400, you wrote:
url:
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CSsalt test
From: Ode Coyote
Date: Sat, 21 Jun 2003 03:40:47
OK So the salt test is pretty much like looking at TE
The salt test is like a TE observation except it's for ions rather
than particles.
..not very quantifiable
Hallo Mike,
Please let me have the details of your salt test. You have mentioned it a
few times and I have trawled through your posts in the hopes that you have
told us how to do the test, but can't find more info.
Thanks,
Tony
Mike Monett wrote:
Re: CSCS Generation with Solar Panels
From: Ode
http://escribe.com/health/thesilverlist/m58885.html
CSSalt test
From: Tony Moody
Date: Mon, 12 May 2003 22:12:02
Hallo Mike,
Please let me have the details of your salt test. You have mentioned
it a few times and I have trawled through your posts in the hopes
that you have told
Uniodized salt in the store most likely comes from mines in the Salt Lake
area. Plain old rock salt as used in water softeners should be identical to
Salt Lake salt but without contamination from modern sources.
Dissolve in water and let the solids settle.
Ken
At 12:39 PM 3/27/01 -0800, you
Dear Silverlist,
Where is a source for salt from the Great Salt Lake? In Utah I'm
sure. Specifically where in Salt Lake City and which company has it
already processed as solidified salt as in food grade?
Thanks,
Michael
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