I can't even imagine forgetting to eat. I've rarely missed a meal in
my life, and it shows. If I am late getting a meal, I get headaches, my
hands begin to shake, and I get very dizzy, and pretty soon I can't form
a coherent thought or function at all. And I also get unbelievably
cranky and
LOL!
From: Dan Nave na...@comcast.net
Reply-To: silver-list@eskimo.com
To: "silver-list@eskimo.com" silver-list@eskimo.com
Subject: Re: CSwill this learning curve yield knowledge?
Date: Sat, 18 Sep 2004 20:14:39 -0500
Try searching the archives with the word "
When the fungus was in remission, I was developing the generator
circuitry and running batch after batch, tasteing each one as soon as it
was done.
This was not an every day thing.
One thing I've noticed when sipping a shot glass full of very fresh CS/EIS
is that I 'feel' energized as though I
Another factor:
Newbies simply aren't aware of how long many have been around or what
ground has been covered.
It 'looks for the world' like an existing group has formed around 'them'
and it's ALL new to everyone.
After a few days, running enthusiasm slows down into study as the depth of
the
Try searching the archives with the word gulp...
Dan
Re: CSwill this learning curve yield knowledge?
* From: Garnet (view other messages by this author)
* Date: Fri, 17 Sep 2004 11:43:51
Being on dial up myself I can commisserate with you. If you use the term
dose and dosages
Have you searched the archives Susie? There are literally thousands of
posts that do exactly what you have requested. Many of the regulars here
use the archives first and then ask a question to avoid repetition and
frankly boredom with answering the same old question a zillion times. I
know it is
Being on dial up myself I can commisserate with you. If you use the term
dose and dosages you will probably pull up mostly useful posts.
Not trying to discourage you from asking current list participants, just
pointing out that the archives will yield many more posts.
Garnet
On Fri,
Hi Garnet,
I have searched the Archives to the extent that my lousy dial-up has
afforded me, LOL. I have gone through many archives on many subjects and
sometimes it seems those questions are still not answered. I could try
typing in testimonies or dosages and rifle though all the sub-threads
Garnet wrote:
I make ~10ppm CS in my SilverGen SG6. I know from the mfg's measurements
that 12 o'clock on my dial makes ~10 ppm and all the way up makes ~20
ppm, where as all the way down makes ~5 ppm. That's all I need to know.
The exact ppm is not important. There will be at least that much
With dose for effect, PPM is not very important.
It's virtually impossible to over-dose.
There are no dosing standards anywhere I've looked that make any sense at
all.
For instance, None consider body weight.
If you're going after a serious insult, use serious quantities as directly
applied
I make ~10ppm CS in my SilverGen SG6. I know from the mfg's measurements
that 12 o'clock on my dial makes ~10 ppm and all the way up makes ~20
ppm, where as all the way down makes ~5 ppm. That's all I need to know.
The exact ppm is not important. There will be at least that much
variation in how
So, Ode,
From your posts over time and your website info re toenail fungus, I
haven't seen any indication that you have ever taken EIS in really
large quantities? Have you ever tried adding a little DMSO to the EIS,
either for topical or oral use?
Just curioius. There seems to be a big
sol,
This is exactly what I would like to know (not referring specifically to ode
coyote).
What kind of dosages do individual people take and why and what has it
helped? One person on this list who has helped me privately says CS
definitely works but give it time as it can work slowly but
Greetings and welcome, Beth!
You're taking the necessary next step by asking for help. You've
certainly done all the lurking anybody could ask you to do. grin
I cannot figure out how important the PPM's are, and I wonder how I
would test my homemade CS to determine if I have, in fact, truly
Hello,
I'm new to colloidal silver making and its applications/usages and am
finding the learning curve to be more than daunting.
I cannot figure out how important the PPM's are, and I wonder how I would
test my homemade CS to determine if I have, in fact, truly acheived the goal
of making
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From: M. G. Devour [mailto:mdev...@eskimo.com]
Sent: Wednesday, September 15, 2004 10:38 AM
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Subject: Re: CSwill this learning curve yield knowledge?
Greetings and welcome, Beth!
You're taking the necessary next step by asking for help. You've
certainly done all
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