Thanks again.
From your reply I understand that the simplest way for a layman to
concentrate a particulate solution, then, would be the add salt and
decant method described in the archives.
I have had no need to do this but perhaps someday. For now, the
simple Silvergen CS mixed with
...
Patents used to say, very near the top,
forbids all others from making, selling, or using.
Sounds like a drug company and the fed when they extract and control a
substance that's been used for millenia.
CS pro has a patent on a circuit that's been in every engineers head
Thanks Alex!
It's so good to see many profiting from and being healed with the good
results we are enjoying as we continue to experiment and share the benefits
we find with others less fortunate. Someday, may our FDA shake off the World
Pharmaceutical Giants powerful all-controlling grasp on them
Wayne wrote:
Patents used to say, very near the top,
forbids all others from making, selling, or using. These
are strong word and really gets ones attention. Many people think they
can build one unit for their own use and not infringe on a patent.
Whereas, we may have the
Jean Baugh wrote:
Frank, I was under the impression that when you used
HVAC to produce CS your Particles would be a higher
percentage than the Ionic, am I mistaken on this
matter and or does using the HVAC cone method produce
a higher percentage Ionic? The Laboratory Analysis
show ASAP as
Where on earth would estrogen come from? Polyethylene is made from a
catalytic reaction using pure ethylene gas and certain metals. Pure
polyethylene is formed by this process. Estrogen is a completely different
compound, with elements that are not even fund in ethylene.
However I have read
Thanks Richard. Your comment was a 'Bingo' moment for me.
People think the FDA is protecting them. It isn't. What the FDA is doing
and what the public thinks it is doing are as different as night and day.
---Dr Herbert Ley, former commissioner of the FDA, in testimony before a US
Senate Hearing
Marshall,
I don't follow the chemical details. The information came as part of my
involvement with oils. As you know oils are in 'glass bottles' which often
retain the odour for years after being empty. Manufacturing products
(shampoo, creams., etc,) with oils created an interaction with
Amen!
P.S. Nice to meet you this way! :-)
Alex Torres M.D.
www.geocities.com/compu_dr/
-Original Message-
From: Richard Harris [mailto:yr...@cfl.rr.com]
Sent: Tuesday, June 01, 2004 7:25 AM
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Cc: Richard Harris
Subject: RE: CSRE: Mexican CS; colloidal mill
Hi folks,
Yes, those freebie Web-mail things are a real pain, aren't they?
Couple of hints:
1. If a serious but even *smallest* business user - or regular traveller -
you should have your own domain and the automatic mail services that come
with that, even at cheapest hosting services.
Jean
One of the most effective words is 'conspiracy' - Most people will back off
- big time - regardless of the 'worth/validity/truth' or lack of thereof
with the mention of that word. It's funny to insert in a conversation and
watch the reaction. It's effective at turning people away from
Whenever you send an email today, you actually risk having it so heavily
censored that it -in some mail services like Hotmail, Yahoo etc, it has up to
70% chance of not getting there!
Is this true that Yahoo Hotmail et al censor email? Can you reference this?
Thanks,
Denise
Why I like Colloidal Silver (Electrically Isolated Silver)
To: oxyp...@yahoogroups.com
From: Saul Pressman s...@plasmafire.com Add to Address Book
Date: Mon, 31 May 2004 20:06:34 -0700
Subject: [oxyplus] Death by Medicine: Standard Practice
Opinion by Consumer Advocate Tim Bolen
Hi Charles and members,
You can read the Death by Medicine article here.
http://www.silvergen.com/Death%20by%20Medicine.htm What an eye opener.
Trem
- Original Message -
From: Charles Sutton
To: silver-list@eskimo.com ; Robert Olivier ; Mancell Boyd ; jims...@aol.com
; Jean
This is from the Art Bell show last week, the person speaking is David Wilcock:
DW: But then, when they (the soviet union) collapsed, you have these scientists
who
are literally living on 30 dollars a month, who have the time and the
incentive to
do this pyramid research. So anyways, Klimenko
There have, however, been a few inspiring cases in which small
inventors have won HUGE damages. In one case, a mechanic won big bucks
from Sears, which had infringed on his patent for a certain kind of
Craftsman tool.The infringement was, as I recall, quite deliberate
and cynical, as the
Hi Denise folks,
At 09:46 AM 02/06/04 GMT+10, (my time) silver-digest-requ...@eskimo.com wrote :
Is this true that Yahoo Hotmail et al censor email? Can you reference
this?
END OF QUOTE
Sure can!
Although this is off-topic - it is important for people to know:
Many professional Lists will
Hi Marshall.
I used to work for a guy that was building them back
in the 70's. We used 3/4 inch metal conduit and steel
braided wire at the bottom for the exact length, I
forget what he used for the point but it was
Collapsible. I wish I would of kept one, o well.
Sam
18 matches
Mail list logo
