Hi There Sol - my experience with EIS is that when it stings it means there is
something going on which needs to be addressed by the EIS - to me it is a sign
that use of this product is necessary and or needed.
I suggest strongly that anyone using DMSO in their eyes they be very careful,
DMSO
Neville Munn wrote:
H, interesting about the eyes too. I haven't noticed that either.
Surely it can't depend on an individuals makeup or biology, if you get
my drift?
Perhaps another unanswerable question?
N.
Neville,
I do think it must depend on the individual. It doesn't bother my
Sandee George wrote:
Hi There Sol - my experience with EIS is that when it stings it means there is
something going on which needs to be addressed by the EIS - to me it is a sign
that use of this product is necessary and or needed.
I suggest strongly that anyone using DMSO in their eyes they
Hi Sol and Sandee,
I agree that DMSO is drying, and generally, I use it in Brooks' mix or 50/50
with aloe, but when I had uveiitis (after having had it years ago and taking
abx ointment for it) I added a just few drops to an eye-dropper bottle full of
CS. (Scary, but I'd heard it could help) It
From: Tony Moody a...@new.co.za
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Sent: Saturday, September 1, 2012 1:59 PM
Subject: Re: CSMixing Salt and CS/EIS
On 31 Aug 2012 at 15:12, Melly Bag wrote about :
Subject : CSMixing Salt and CS/EIS
I thought it is not good to mix salt
Tol - you have expressed my sentiments totally, maybe we are two olde fogies
who think KISS works also - however I am never closed to learning something new
and something I might like to take on board if my usual solutions no longer
work - I call this expansion of the mind
Have and enjoy a
Excellent Lena to hear of your experience - this is good - the bottom line is
that healing took place and now you know what to do with any further flare ups
Have a wonderful day
Sandee
Attitude is everything !
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Hi There Sol absolutely no offense taken - we all have our own experiences
which is what we are supposed to do, this then allows us to share as is the
case here
Have a super day
Sandee
Attitude is everything !
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makeup or biology, if you get my
drift?
Perhaps another unanswerable question?
N.
Date: Sat, 1 Sep 2012 20:36:35 -0600
From: sol...@sweetwaterhsa.com
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Subject: Re: CSMixing Salt and CS/EIS
Neville Munn wrote:
I've never felt anything when snorting EIS? Must
It does me too--stings like hell! dee
I've never felt anything when snorting EIS? Must depend if one has
some issue going on? I've never had an issue which results in
stinging when snorting?
It stings me! Feels very uncomfortable using EIS straight in my eyes
also. But I'd also
Thanks, Dan,
I'm saving that!
sol
Dan Nave wrote:
Check out the extract below. The human body wants to have fluids
within the normal range of its electrolytic balance. Any gross
difference can cause damage, and pain if one has the nerves to feel
it. CS is essentially distilled water which
:20:20 -0500
Subject: Re: CSMixing Salt and CS/EIS
From: bhangcha...@gmail.com
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Check out the extract below. The human body wants to have fluids
within the normal range of its electrolytic balance. Any gross
difference can cause damage, and pain if one has
On 31 Aug 2012 at 15:12, Melly Bag wrote about :
Subject : CSMixing Salt and CS/EIS
I thought it is not good to mix salt and CS/EIS as it becomes silver
chloride. Someone/experts please confirm this. CS/EIS truly stings when
sprayed inside nostrils. Thanks.
Melly
Hi Melly,
What I do
Neville Munn wrote:
I've never felt anything when snorting EIS? Must depend if one has
some issue going on? I've never had an issue which results in
stinging when snorting?
It stings me! Feels very uncomfortable using EIS straight in my eyes
also. But I'd also rather not mix CS with salt,
Apparently mixing it with Xylitol prevents the stinging sensation when using
it in the nose.
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Sent: Saturday, September 01, 2012 7:37 PM
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Subject: Re: CSMixing Salt and CS/EIS
Neville Munn wrote
Subject: Re: CSMixing Salt and CS/EIS
Neville Munn wrote:
I've never felt anything when snorting EIS? Must depend if one has
some issue going on? I've never had an issue which results in
stinging when snorting?
It stings me! Feels very uncomfortable using EIS straight in my eyes
RE: Salt and EIS...I have always found this somewhat amusing myself. I pass no
comment other than to say, I wouldn't do it.
I've never felt anything when snorting EIS? Must depend if one has some issue
going on? I've never had an issue which results in stinging when snorting?
N.
Date: Fri,
does not ! I sniff it all the time..
On Fri, Aug 31, 2012 at 6:33 PM, Neville Munn one.red...@hotmail.comwrote:
RE: Salt and EIS...I have always found this somewhat amusing myself. I
pass no comment other than to say, I wouldn't do it.
I've never felt anything when snorting EIS? Must
HI Everyone,
I had some really serious ( I don't know HOW serious and don't want to
know), issues with my sinus' a few years ago when I did this.
I was dealing with a root canal that went bad, not good at all.
Up in behind eyes and all sorts of scary stuff I'm still trying not to
think too hard
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