CS>Agents which break up biofilms

[Evan Jones]

This information could be useful to anybody suffering an infection
that comes from an entrenched biofilm. Commons ones include
bronchitis, tooth decay, prostate problems, urinary tract infections.

Biofilms exist everywhere in our bodies and in our environment. e.g.
Water containers such as pipes and tanks are natural hosts for slimy
biofilms; typically made from a fermenting gram negative bacteria. I
should try using various substances  lying around the house to see
what controls the slimy biofilm in my water storage dispensor e.g.
xylitol, d ribose, sea salt, iodine, chlorine, NAC, soap, sodium
bicarb, aspirin. Biofilms are a growing problem in engine fuel
systems, due to the recent trend of adding 6 - 10% biofuels to
gasoline and diesel fuels.

XYLITOL VS SUGAR.
Because  xylitol looks and tastes like plain white sugar , somebody
asked why not simply  use sugar to control biofilms?  The reason is
that while most sugars contain 6 carbon molecules, xylitol contains
only 5, a characteristic which affect the ability of microbes to form
biofilms. D mannose and D ribose also have 5 OH chains . D mannose is
the sugar in cranberries which is useful in breaking up biofilms in
urinary tracts.

CS to break up biofilms.
I wrote earlier that mixing CS with xylitol may not be a good idea ,
as the CS may attack the strep mutans too soon. (This is said to be
the case of mixing salt and xylitol to control tooth decay - we want
to the strep mutans to eat the xylitol, not eweaken it.)

Upon further reading, it seems that CS (Colloidal Silver) also
controls infections by breaking up biofilms.
e.g.:
"Silver is an important antimicrobial agent used as a coating to
reduce bacterial adhesion to biomaterials and prevent infections.
Silver ions increase bacterial membrane permeability, induce
de-energization of cells, leakage of cellular content, and disruption
DNA replication. [Marambio-Jones & Hoek, 2010] Many studies support an
anti-biofilm component of silver. However, a recent study suggests
that silver may indirectly promote bacterial adhesion [Carvalho et
al., 2013]"
http://thescienceofnutrition.me/2015/03/13/natural-anti-biofilm-agents/

I don't know whether mixing CS with xylitol is a good idea or not.

This article, BTW, contains a useful list of natural biofilm agents,
which includes :
- Proteolytic enzymes like serrapeptase
- Bacteriophages (which are viruses that produce a number of enzymes)
- Quorum-Sensing Inhibitors
- Ajoene, found in crushed garlic, inhibits production of rhamnolipid,
which shields biofilms from white blood cells
- Resveratrol demonstrates antimicrobial properties on periodontal pathogens
- Cranberry keeps bacteria from sticking to surfaces
- Chlorogenic acids (CGA) come largely from coffee
- Boswellic acids, the pentacyclic triterpenes, produced in plants
belonging to the genus Boswellia, disrupt preexisting biofilms.
- Aspirin and many other naturally-occurring salicylates can inhibit
the macromolecules that make up the biofilm matrix
- Formic, capric, and lauric acids (e.g. coconut oil) are broadly
inhibitory for bacteria. Undecylenic acid is another medium chain
fatty acid known for its anti-biofilm ability, including the
disruption of troubling biofilms of Candida albicans
- Iron promotes EPS production and biofilm formation in many
pathogenic, biofilm-producing bacteria. By tying up iron, lactoferrin
could conceivably show anti-biofilm activity.
- Bismuth appears to work largely by inhibiting bacterial EPS
[Domenico et al., 1991, 1992] via competitive interference with iron
metabolism.
- N-acetyl-L-cysteine (NAC), at low milligram levels, was found to
decrease biofilm formation by a variety of bacteria
- sodium bicarbonate has an antibiofilm activity


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Re: CS>nebulizer frequency

[pwold]

Are you talking about the magnetic pulser from the Bob Becks protocol?  I have 
one and just started using it.


From: Phil Morrison 
Sent: Sunday, February 21, 2016 6:54 PM
To: silver-list@eskimo.com 
Subject: Re: CS>nebulizer frequency


 
   


Whenever bugs slip passed my silver defenses,

I whip out my silver pulser and finish them off with micro-currents.   Using CS 
without a pulser is like fighting uphill.   

   

CS>Sugar and colloidal silver

[Jean Baugh]

Hi Dee,

I had a dog with a deep and severe pressure sore that nothing helped,
until I used a nearly saturated sugar solution in colloidal silver to
spray on the wound and then it began to heal.  It is said sugar draws
infection out and this combination worked nothing short of a miracle.

Jean



>Funny that because in the old days they used to use sugar to fight
>infections ie they used to put it in wounds etc and according to Ray
>Peat, they used fructose to combat diabetes which was then called a
>wasting disease.Dee
>




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Re: CS>nebulizer frequency

[Phil Morrison]

Whenever bugs slip passed my silver defenses,
I whip out my silver pulser and finish them off with micro-currents.
Using CS without a pulser is like fighting uphill.

Re: CS>nebulizer freuency

[moxaman]

Wow.  That is an awful lot of salt even it it’s got trace minerals with it.  Do 
you keep track of your blood pressure?  

From: Lena Guyot 
Sent: Sunday, February 21, 2016 5:34 PM
To: silver-list@eskimo.com 
Subject: Re: CS>nebulizer freuency

I don't add salt, but being a Lymie, taking 13g of Himalayan salt and vit. C 
per day, my body is pretty fortified with it. 
Be well,
Léna

On Feb 21, 2016, at 4:42 PM, Jerry Durand wrote:


  Works for me.  Silver Puppy CS + a little salt (about 1/4 teaspoon per cup).  
I'm using one of the ultrasonic fogger type nebulizers.

  I find if I don't add the salt it bothers my sinus, especially so with the 
nettie pot.  I MUST use salt in that.


  On 02/21/2016 01:20 PM, pwold wrote:

Just wondering if others had success in nebulizing silver for lung 
infections..
would like to know what type or brand they are using...for my own research.
Im getting a blood test done ..if I have a bacteria in my lung.my mucus 
is always yellowish.
Thanks for any info I would gather.



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Re: CS>nebulizer freuency

[Lena Guyot]

I don't add salt, but being a Lymie, taking 13g of Himalayan salt and vit. C 
per day, my body is pretty fortified with it.
Be well,
Léna
On Feb 21, 2016, at 4:42 PM, Jerry Durand wrote:

> Works for me.  Silver Puppy CS + a little salt (about 1/4 teaspoon per cup).  
> I'm using one of the ultrasonic fogger type nebulizers.
> 
> I find if I don't add the salt it bothers my sinus, especially so with the 
> nettie pot.  I MUST use salt in that.
> 
> On 02/21/2016 01:20 PM, pwold wrote:
>> Just wondering if others had success in nebulizing silver for lung 
>> infections..
>> would like to know what type or brand they are using...for my own research.
>> Im getting a blood test done ..if I have a bacteria in my lung.my mucus 
>> is always yellowish.
>> Thanks for any info I would gather.
>> 
> 
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> tel: +1 408 356-3886, USA toll free: 1 866 356-3886
> 

Re: CS>nebulizer freuency

[Lena Guyot]

I use the CS I've generated with my Silver Puppy. Works for me and for my 
family.
Be well,
Léna
On Feb 21, 2016, at 4:20 PM, pwold wrote:

> Just wondering if others had success in nebulizing silver for lung 
> infections..
> would like to know what type or brand they are using...for my own research.
> Im getting a blood test done ..if I have a bacteria in my lung.my mucus 
> is always yellowish.
> Thanks for any info I would gather.
>  
> From: Gary Hilt
> Sent: Sunday, February 21, 2016 10:58 AM
> To: silver-list@eskimo.com
> Subject: Re: CS>nebulizer freuency
>  
> i have copd and have reoccurring bouts of infections and chronic sinusitis. i 
> have used silver made from silvergen. ive nebulized and sprayed ingested but 
> cant seem to get by the trips to ER and inevitable
> steroids? Dont know why it doesnt work??
> i appreciate all the helpful comments.
> Thank everyone God bless 
>  
> On Sun, Feb 21, 2016 at 11:29 AM, Lena Guyot  wrote:
> Hi Neville,
> I totally agree with the efficacy of nebulized CS! 4 days before some serious 
> dental surgery, my husband developed a burgeoning cold. We immediately 
> nebulized him, frequently, as well as snorting CS up into the sinuses with a 
> nasal mister, and he was fine and ready the day of his appointment.
> When our house got too winter dry, our Maltese developed a wheeze and 
> miserable congestion and I simply held him against me, letting the nebulized 
> CS drift down around his nose. It helped immensely.
> You're right about staying active, though. The body has its own way of moving 
> lymph, oxygenating all parts of the body, toning and healing itself through 
> movement. Sedentary life isn't life at all, but a condition of inertia that 
> will further bring on disease. A few days of resolve and minor discomfort 
> will overcome this inertia and the whole system will begin to renew itself.
> 
> Be well,
> Léna
> On Feb 20, 2016, at 5:37 PM, Neville wrote:
> 
>> I've administered my home made product several times for my wife.  Once for 
>> Shingles a few years ago whereby she developed a rather rough cough, and 
>> again a couple of months ago for another rather unrelated fluid cough.  She 
>> won't read this so I can say, she is not active enough, she reclines in a 
>> recliner chair too much, hence I've told her she will eventually get 
>> Pneumonia if she keeps it up.  I believe worked on both cases in a couple of 
>> days.  One of our daughters had this same cough for quite some time before 
>> she got rid of it, the wife got rid of it in a couple of days?
>> 
>> Around 15-20ppm, fill the little Nebuliser medication bowl thingo to 10ml 
>> with straight EIS, used Nebuliser twice a day for a couple of days.   The 
>> Shingle cough took a little more time to get rid of, but I believe the EIS 
>> worked on both cases.
>> 
>> The only "research" is from using myself and family members (if they wish 
>> to) as a guinea pig , this is the only best way to find out things for 
>> myself (or if they don't wish to).
>> 
>> N.
>> 
>> 
>> From: pwold 
>> Sent: Sunday, 21 February 2016 6:19 AM
>> To: silver-list@eskimo.com
>> Subject: Re: CS>nebulizer freuency
>> 
>> Thank you for the repliesI know there is much debate about inhaling
>> silver.  I wish there is more research or trial on this procedure.  I have
>> asthma and get infections in the lungs.
>> Any info I get will help for my knowledge library folder.
>> 
>> 
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Re: CS>nebulizer freuency

[Lena Guyot]

Hi PT,
I backed off after paroxysms of coughing, then just gently inhaling at a 
distance from the mouthpiece, rather than sucking in. I'd do just enough to 
feel it moisten my lips, and tongue and then slowly breathe in but not to the 
point of cough reflex. After a little while, i could inhale more and more. i 
noticed this with our dog, too. At first he'd jerk his head away, but if it 
just fell gently around him and i breathed it in too (so he'd smell my breath 
with it), he'd relax and after a while tolerate more direct vapors. You have to 
respect what the body is telling you, but gently sneak up on it when you can.

Be well,
Léna
On Feb 21, 2016, at 12:22 PM, PT Ferrance wrote:

> Hi Lena,
> What do you do to avoid having to breath cold vapor from the nebulizer?  I 
> had to stop as it was making my chest hurt more than it helped.
> Thanks.
> PT
> 
> 
> 
> From: Lena Guyot 
> To: silver-list@eskimo.com 
> Sent: Sunday, February 21, 2016 11:29 AM
> Subject: Re: CS>nebulizer freuency
> 
> Hi Neville,
> I totally agree with the efficacy of nebulized CS! 4 days before some serious 
> dental surgery, my husband developed a burgeoning cold. We immediately 
> nebulized him, frequently, as well as snorting CS up into the sinuses with a 
> nasal mister, and he was fine and ready the day of his appointment.
> When our house got too winter dry, our Maltese developed a wheeze and 
> miserable congestion and I simply held him against me, letting the nebulized 
> CS drift down around his nose. It helped immensely.
> You're right about staying active, though. The body has its own way of moving 
> lymph, oxygenating all parts of the body, toning and healing itself through 
> movement. Sedentary life isn't life at all, but a condition of inertia that 
> will further bring on disease. A few days of resolve and minor discomfort 
> will overcome this inertia and the whole system will begin to renew itself.
> 
> Be well,
> Léna
> On Feb 20, 2016, at 5:37 PM, Neville wrote:
> 
>> I've administered my home made product several times for my wife.  Once for 
>> Shingles a few years ago whereby she developed a rather rough cough, and 
>> again a couple of months ago for another rather unrelated fluid cough.  She 
>> won't read this so I can say, she is not active enough, she reclines in a 
>> recliner chair too much, hence I've told her she will eventually get 
>> Pneumonia if she keeps it up.  I believe worked on both cases in a couple of 
>> days.  One of our daughters had this same cough for quite some time before 
>> she got rid of it, the wife got rid of it in a couple of days?
>> 
>> Around 15-20ppm, fill the little Nebuliser medication bowl thingo to 10ml 
>> with straight EIS, used Nebuliser twice a day for a couple of days.   The 
>> Shingle cough took a little more time to get rid of, but I believe the EIS 
>> worked on both cases.
>> 
>> The only "research" is from using myself and family members (if they wish 
>> to) as a guinea pig , this is the only best way to find out things for 
>> myself (or if they don't wish to).
>> 
>> N.
>> 
>> 
>> From: pwold 
>> Sent: Sunday, 21 February 2016 6:19 AM
>> To: silver-list@eskimo.com
>> Subject: Re: CS>nebulizer freuency
>> 
>> Thank you for the repliesI know there is much debate about inhaling
>> silver.  I wish there is more research or trial on this procedure.  I have
>> asthma and get infections in the lungs.
>> Any info I get will help for my knowledge library folder.
>> 
>> 
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Re: CS>nebulizer freuency

[Gary Hilt]

No wouldnt know how to use.

On Sun, Feb 21, 2016 at 2:45 PM, PT Ferrance  wrote:

> Have you researched essential oils for the copd?
> PT
>
>
>
>
> --
> *From:* Gary Hilt 
> *To:* silver-list@eskimo.com
> *Sent:* Sunday, February 21, 2016 1:58 PM
> *Subject:* Re: CS>nebulizer freuency
>
> i have copd and have reoccurring bouts of infections and chronic
> sinusitis. i have used silver made from silvergen. ive nebulized and
> sprayed ingested but cant seem to get by the trips to ER and inevitable
> steroids? Dont know why it doesnt work??
> i appreciate all the helpful comments.
> Thank everyone God bless
>
> On Sun, Feb 21, 2016 at 11:29 AM, Lena Guyot  wrote:
>
> Hi Neville,
> I totally agree with the efficacy of nebulized CS! 4 days before some
> serious dental surgery, my husband developed a burgeoning cold. We
> immediately nebulized him, frequently, as well as snorting CS up into the
> sinuses with a nasal mister, and he was fine and ready the day of his
> appointment.
> When our house got too winter dry, our Maltese developed a wheeze and
> miserable congestion and I simply held him against me, letting the
> nebulized CS drift down around his nose. It helped immensely.
> You're right about staying active, though. The body has its own way of
> moving lymph, oxygenating all parts of the body, toning and healing itself
> through movement. Sedentary life isn't life at all, but a condition of
> inertia that will further bring on disease. A few days of resolve and minor
> discomfort will overcome this inertia and the whole system will begin to
> renew itself.
>
> Be well,
> Léna
> On Feb 20, 2016, at 5:37 PM, Neville wrote:
>
> I've administered my home made product several times for my wife.  Once
> for Shingles a few years ago whereby she developed a rather rough cough,
> and again a couple of months ago for another rather unrelated fluid cough.
> She won't read this so I can say, she is not active enough, she reclines in
> a recliner chair too much, hence I've told her she will eventually get
> Pneumonia if she keeps it up.  I believe worked on both cases in a couple
> of days.  One of our daughters had this same cough for quite some time
> before she got rid of it, the wife got rid of it in a couple of days?
>
> Around 15-20ppm, fill the little Nebuliser medication bowl thingo to 10ml
> with straight EIS, used Nebuliser twice a day for a couple of days.   The
> Shingle cough took a little more time to get rid of, but I believe the EIS
> worked on both cases.
>
> The only "research" is from using myself and family members (if they wish
> to) as a guinea pig , this is the only best way to find out things for
> myself (or if they don't wish to).
>
> N.
>
> 
> From: pwold 
> Sent: Sunday, 21 February 2016 6:19 AM
> To: silver-list@eskimo.com
> Subject: Re: CS>nebulizer freuency
>
> Thank you for the repliesI know there is much debate about inhaling
> silver.  I wish there is more research or trial on this procedure.  I have
> asthma and get infections in the lungs.
> Any info I get will help for my knowledge library folder.
>
>
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>
>
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Re: CS>nebulizer freuency

[John Popelish]

On 02/21/2016 04:42 PM, Jerry Durand wrote:

Works for me.  Silver Puppy CS + a little salt (about 1/4
teaspoon per cup).  I'm using one of the ultrasonic fogger
type nebulizers.

I find if I don't add the salt it bothers my sinus,
especially so with the nettie pot.  I MUST use salt in that.


You might also try adding Epsom salt.  About 1/3rd as much 
as the salt.  This combination makes something very close to 
saline or tears.


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Re: CS>nebulizer freuency

[Jerry Durand]

Works for me.  Silver Puppy CS + a little salt (about 1/4 teaspoon per
cup).  I'm using one of the ultrasonic fogger type nebulizers.

I find if I don't add the salt it bothers my sinus, especially so with
the nettie pot.  I MUST use salt in that.

On 02/21/2016 01:20 PM, pwold wrote:
> Just wondering if others had success in nebulizing silver for lung
> infections..
> would like to know what type or brand they are using...for my own
> research.
> Im getting a blood test done ..if I have a bacteria in my lung.my
> mucus is always yellowish.
> Thanks for any info I would gather.
>

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Re: CS>nebulizer freuency

[pwold]

Just wondering if others had success in nebulizing silver for lung infections..
would like to know what type or brand they are using...for my own research.
Im getting a blood test done ..if I have a bacteria in my lung.my mucus is 
always yellowish.
Thanks for any info I would gather.

From: Gary Hilt 
Sent: Sunday, February 21, 2016 10:58 AM
To: silver-list@eskimo.com 
Subject: Re: CS>nebulizer freuency

i have copd and have reoccurring bouts of infections and chronic sinusitis. i 
have used silver made from silvergen. ive nebulized and sprayed ingested but 
cant seem to get by the trips to ER and inevitable
steroids? Dont know why it doesnt work??
i appreciate all the helpful comments. 
Thank everyone God bless  


On Sun, Feb 21, 2016 at 11:29 AM, Lena Guyot  wrote:

  Hi Neville, 
  I totally agree with the efficacy of nebulized CS! 4 days before some serious 
dental surgery, my husband developed a burgeoning cold. We immediately 
nebulized him, frequently, as well as snorting CS up into the sinuses with a 
nasal mister, and he was fine and ready the day of his appointment.
  When our house got too winter dry, our Maltese developed a wheeze and 
miserable congestion and I simply held him against me, letting the nebulized CS 
drift down around his nose. It helped immensely.
  You're right about staying active, though. The body has its own way of moving 
lymph, oxygenating all parts of the body, toning and healing itself through 
movement. Sedentary life isn't life at all, but a condition of inertia that 
will further bring on disease. A few days of resolve and minor discomfort will 
overcome this inertia and the whole system will begin to renew itself.


  Be well,
  Léna

  On Feb 20, 2016, at 5:37 PM, Neville wrote:


I've administered my home made product several times for my wife.  Once for 
Shingles a few years ago whereby she developed a rather rough cough, and again 
a couple of months ago for another rather unrelated fluid cough.  She won't 
read this so I can say, she is not active enough, she reclines in a recliner 
chair too much, hence I've told her she will eventually get Pneumonia if she 
keeps it up.  I believe worked on both cases in a couple of days.  One of our 
daughters had this same cough for quite some time before she got rid of it, the 
wife got rid of it in a couple of days?

Around 15-20ppm, fill the little Nebuliser medication bowl thingo to 10ml 
with straight EIS, used Nebuliser twice a day for a couple of days.   The 
Shingle cough took a little more time to get rid of, but I believe the EIS 
worked on both cases.

The only "research" is from using myself and family members (if they wish 
to) as a guinea pig , this is the only best way to find out things for 
myself (or if they don't wish to).

N.


From: pwold 
Sent: Sunday, 21 February 2016 6:19 AM
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Subject: Re: CS>nebulizer freuency

Thank you for the repliesI know there is much debate about inhaling
silver.  I wish there is more research or trial on this procedure.  I have
asthma and get infections in the lungs.
Any info I get will help for my knowledge library folder.


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Re: CS>nebulizer freuency

[PT Ferrance]

Have you researched essential oils for the copd?PT
 


  From: Gary Hilt 
 To: silver-list@eskimo.com 
 Sent: Sunday, February 21, 2016 1:58 PM
 Subject: Re: CS>nebulizer freuency
   
i have copd and have reoccurring bouts of infections and chronic sinusitis. i 
have used silver made from silvergen. ive nebulized and sprayed ingested but 
cant seem to get by the trips to ER and inevitablesteroids? Dont know why it 
doesnt work??i appreciate all the helpful comments. Thank everyone God bless  
On Sun, Feb 21, 2016 at 11:29 AM, Lena Guyot  wrote:

Hi Neville,I totally agree with the efficacy of nebulized CS! 4 days before 
some serious dental surgery, my husband developed a burgeoning cold. We 
immediately nebulized him, frequently, as well as snorting CS up into the 
sinuses with a nasal mister, and he was fine and ready the day of his 
appointment.When our house got too winter dry, our Maltese developed a wheeze 
and miserable congestion and I simply held him against me, letting the 
nebulized CS drift down around his nose. It helped immensely.You're right about 
staying active, though. The body has its own way of moving lymph, oxygenating 
all parts of the body, toning and healing itself through movement. Sedentary 
life isn't life at all, but a condition of inertia that will further bring on 
disease. A few days of resolve and minor discomfort will overcome this inertia 
and the whole system will begin to renew itself.
Be well,Léna
On Feb 20, 2016, at 5:37 PM, Neville wrote:

I've administered my home made product several times for my wife.  Once for 
Shingles a few years ago whereby she developed a rather rough cough, and again 
a couple of months ago for another rather unrelated fluid cough.  She won't 
read this so I can say, she is not active enough, she reclines in a recliner 
chair too much, hence I've told her she will eventually get Pneumonia if she 
keeps it up.  I believe worked on both cases in a couple of days.  One of our 
daughters had this same cough for quite some time before she got rid of it, the 
wife got rid of it in a couple of days?

Around 15-20ppm, fill the little Nebuliser medication bowl thingo to 10ml with 
straight EIS, used Nebuliser twice a day for a couple of days.   The Shingle 
cough took a little more time to get rid of, but I believe the EIS worked on 
both cases.

The only "research" is from using myself and family members (if they wish to) 
as a guinea pig , this is the only best way to find out things for myself 
(or if they don't wish to).

N.


From: pwold 
Sent: Sunday, 21 February 2016 6:19 AM
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Subject: Re: CS>nebulizer freuency

Thank you for the repliesI know there is much debate about inhaling
silver.  I wish there is more research or trial on this procedure.  I have
asthma and get infections in the lungs.
Any info I get will help for my knowledge library folder.


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Re: CS>nebulizer freuency

[Gary Hilt]

i have copd and have reoccurring bouts of infections and chronic sinusitis.
i have used silver made from silvergen. ive nebulized and sprayed ingested
but cant seem to get by the trips to ER and inevitable
steroids? Dont know why it doesnt work??
i appreciate all the helpful comments.
Thank everyone God bless

On Sun, Feb 21, 2016 at 11:29 AM, Lena Guyot  wrote:

> Hi Neville,
> I totally agree with the efficacy of nebulized CS! 4 days before some
> serious dental surgery, my husband developed a burgeoning cold. We
> immediately nebulized him, frequently, as well as snorting CS up into the
> sinuses with a nasal mister, and he was fine and ready the day of his
> appointment.
> When our house got too winter dry, our Maltese developed a wheeze and
> miserable congestion and I simply held him against me, letting the
> nebulized CS drift down around his nose. It helped immensely.
> You're right about staying active, though. The body has its own way of
> moving lymph, oxygenating all parts of the body, toning and healing itself
> through movement. Sedentary life isn't life at all, but a condition of
> inertia that will further bring on disease. A few days of resolve and minor
> discomfort will overcome this inertia and the whole system will begin to
> renew itself.
>
> Be well,
> Léna
> On Feb 20, 2016, at 5:37 PM, Neville wrote:
>
> I've administered my home made product several times for my wife.  Once
> for Shingles a few years ago whereby she developed a rather rough cough,
> and again a couple of months ago for another rather unrelated fluid cough.
> She won't read this so I can say, she is not active enough, she reclines in
> a recliner chair too much, hence I've told her she will eventually get
> Pneumonia if she keeps it up.  I believe worked on both cases in a couple
> of days.  One of our daughters had this same cough for quite some time
> before she got rid of it, the wife got rid of it in a couple of days?
>
> Around 15-20ppm, fill the little Nebuliser medication bowl thingo to 10ml
> with straight EIS, used Nebuliser twice a day for a couple of days.   The
> Shingle cough took a little more time to get rid of, but I believe the EIS
> worked on both cases.
>
> The only "research" is from using myself and family members (if they wish
> to) as a guinea pig , this is the only best way to find out things for
> myself (or if they don't wish to).
>
> N.
>
> 
> From: pwold 
> Sent: Sunday, 21 February 2016 6:19 AM
> To: silver-list@eskimo.com
> Subject: Re: CS>nebulizer freuency
>
> Thank you for the repliesI know there is much debate about inhaling
> silver.  I wish there is more research or trial on this procedure.  I have
> asthma and get infections in the lungs.
> Any info I get will help for my knowledge library folder.
>
>
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Re: CS>nebulizer freuency

[PT Ferrance]

Hi Lena,What do you do to avoid having to breath cold vapor from the nebulizer? 
 I had to stop as it was making my chest hurt more than it helped.Thanks.PT



  From: Lena Guyot 
 To: silver-list@eskimo.com 
 Sent: Sunday, February 21, 2016 11:29 AM
 Subject: Re: CS>nebulizer freuency
   
Hi Neville,I totally agree with the efficacy of nebulized CS! 4 days before 
some serious dental surgery, my husband developed a burgeoning cold. We 
immediately nebulized him, frequently, as well as snorting CS up into the 
sinuses with a nasal mister, and he was fine and ready the day of his 
appointment.When our house got too winter dry, our Maltese developed a wheeze 
and miserable congestion and I simply held him against me, letting the 
nebulized CS drift down around his nose. It helped immensely.You're right about 
staying active, though. The body has its own way of moving lymph, oxygenating 
all parts of the body, toning and healing itself through movement. Sedentary 
life isn't life at all, but a condition of inertia that will further bring on 
disease. A few days of resolve and minor discomfort will overcome this inertia 
and the whole system will begin to renew itself.
Be well,Léna
On Feb 20, 2016, at 5:37 PM, Neville wrote:

I've administered my home made product several times for my wife.  Once for 
Shingles a few years ago whereby she developed a rather rough cough, and again 
a couple of months ago for another rather unrelated fluid cough.  She won't 
read this so I can say, she is not active enough, she reclines in a recliner 
chair too much, hence I've told her she will eventually get Pneumonia if she 
keeps it up.  I believe worked on both cases in a couple of days.  One of our 
daughters had this same cough for quite some time before she got rid of it, the 
wife got rid of it in a couple of days?

Around 15-20ppm, fill the little Nebuliser medication bowl thingo to 10ml with 
straight EIS, used Nebuliser twice a day for a couple of days.   The Shingle 
cough took a little more time to get rid of, but I believe the EIS worked on 
both cases.

The only "research" is from using myself and family members (if they wish to) 
as a guinea pig , this is the only best way to find out things for myself 
(or if they don't wish to).

N.


From: pwold 
Sent: Sunday, 21 February 2016 6:19 AM
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Subject: Re: CS>nebulizer freuency

Thank you for the repliesI know there is much debate about inhaling
silver.  I wish there is more research or trial on this procedure.  I have
asthma and get infections in the lungs.
Any info I get will help for my knowledge library folder.


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Re: CS>nebulizer freuency

[Lena Guyot]

Hi Neville,
I totally agree with the efficacy of nebulized CS! 4 days before some serious 
dental surgery, my husband developed a burgeoning cold. We immediately 
nebulized him, frequently, as well as snorting CS up into the sinuses with a 
nasal mister, and he was fine and ready the day of his appointment.
When our house got too winter dry, our Maltese developed a wheeze and miserable 
congestion and I simply held him against me, letting the nebulized CS drift 
down around his nose. It helped immensely.
You're right about staying active, though. The body has its own way of moving 
lymph, oxygenating all parts of the body, toning and healing itself through 
movement. Sedentary life isn't life at all, but a condition of inertia that 
will further bring on disease. A few days of resolve and minor discomfort will 
overcome this inertia and the whole system will begin to renew itself.

Be well,
Léna
On Feb 20, 2016, at 5:37 PM, Neville wrote:

> I've administered my home made product several times for my wife.  Once for 
> Shingles a few years ago whereby she developed a rather rough cough, and 
> again a couple of months ago for another rather unrelated fluid cough.  She 
> won't read this so I can say, she is not active enough, she reclines in a 
> recliner chair too much, hence I've told her she will eventually get 
> Pneumonia if she keeps it up.  I believe worked on both cases in a couple of 
> days.  One of our daughters had this same cough for quite some time before 
> she got rid of it, the wife got rid of it in a couple of days?
> 
> Around 15-20ppm, fill the little Nebuliser medication bowl thingo to 10ml 
> with straight EIS, used Nebuliser twice a day for a couple of days.   The 
> Shingle cough took a little more time to get rid of, but I believe the EIS 
> worked on both cases.
> 
> The only "research" is from using myself and family members (if they wish to) 
> as a guinea pig , this is the only best way to find out things for myself 
> (or if they don't wish to).
> 
> N.
> 
> 
> From: pwold 
> Sent: Sunday, 21 February 2016 6:19 AM
> To: silver-list@eskimo.com
> Subject: Re: CS>nebulizer freuency
> 
> Thank you for the repliesI know there is much debate about inhaling
> silver.  I wish there is more research or trial on this procedure.  I have
> asthma and get infections in the lungs.
> Any info I get will help for my knowledge library folder.
> 
> 
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Re: CS>nebulizer freuency

[Dee]

Wouldn't ordinary sugar do the same job?  dee 

Sent from my iPad

> On 21 Feb 2016, at 08:17, Evan Jones  wrote:
> 
> Lyn wrote :
> >  wrote:
> 
> That’s fantastic news, Evan. Please tell me how much xylitol in how much 
> water? Thanks, Lynn
> 
> 
> Put about 1tsp (300grams) xylitol into a 100ml nasal spray bottle,  add 
> water. Let the xylitol crystals fully dissolve before inhaling.
> 
> I still have minor daily phlegm, so the streptococcus pneumonia may be 
> active?  Dental plaque consists of streptococcus mutans biofilm. Could the 
> phlegm be a biofilm? I don't know.
> 
>> On 21 Feb, 2016 9:38 am, "Evan Jones"  wrote:
>> I have had chronic lung infections since childhood, morning phegm ,
>> often coughing, easily get bronchitis , sometimes pneumonae. I tried
>> inhaling CS. Finally found that xylitol water in a nasal spray and
>> inhaled into the lungs 5 x day has it beat. Many lung infections have
>> a biofilm made of streptococci pneumonae, a bacteria which loves the
>> sugar in xylitol. When the strep consumes the xylitol sugar, the strep
>> bug loses it's ability to form the biofilm. (Same happens to tooth
>> decay forming strep mutans when fed xylitol).
>> 
>> Therefore, I wouldn't take anything that attacks bacteria when using
>> xylitol, such as zithromycin, salt or CS.
>> 
>> I now inhale xylitol water 2 x day as a preventive.

Re: CS>nebulizer freuency

[Dee]

Funny that because in the old days they used to use sugar to fight infections 
ie they used to put it in wounds etc and according to Ray Peat, they used 
fructose to combat diabetes which was then called a wasting disease.Dee

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> On 21 Feb 2016, at 01:38, Evan Jones  wrote:
> 
> I have had chronic lung infections since childhood, morning phegm ,
> often coughing, easily get bronchitis , sometimes pneumonae. I tried
> inhaling CS. Finally found that xylitol water in a nasal spray and
> inhaled into the lungs 5 x day has it beat. Many lung infections have
> a biofilm made of streptococci pneumonae, a bacteria which loves the
> sugar in xylitol. When the strep consumes the xylitol sugar, the strep
> bug loses it's ability to form the biofilm. (Same happens to tooth
> decay forming strep mutans when fed xylitol).
> 
> Therefore, I wouldn't take anything that attacks bacteria when using
> xylitol, such as zithromycin, salt or CS.
> 
> I now inhale xylitol water 2 x day as a preventive.
> 
> 
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Resend: CS>nebulizer freuency

[Evan Jones]

CORRECTION : 1tsp = 3grams not 300
On 21 Feb, 2016 4:17 pm, "Evan Jones"  wrote:

> Lyn wrote :
> >  wrote:
>
> That’s fantastic news, Evan. Please tell me how much xylitol in how much
> water? Thanks, Lynn
>
>
> Put about 1tsp (300grams) xylitol into a 100ml nasal spray bottle,  add
> water. Let the xylitol crystals fully dissolve before inhaling.
>
> I still have minor daily phlegm, so the streptococcus pneumonia may be
> active?  Dental plaque consists of streptococcus mutans biofilm. Could the
> phlegm be a biofilm? I don't know.
> On 21 Feb, 2016 9:38 am, "Evan Jones"  wrote:
>
>> I have had chronic lung infections since childhood, morning phegm ,
>> often coughing, easily get bronchitis , sometimes pneumonae. I tried
>> inhaling CS. Finally found that xylitol water in a nasal spray and
>> inhaled into the lungs 5 x day has it beat. Many lung infections have
>> a biofilm made of streptococci pneumonae, a bacteria which loves the
>> sugar in xylitol. When the strep consumes the xylitol sugar, the strep
>> bug loses it's ability to form the biofilm. (Same happens to tooth
>> decay forming strep mutans when fed xylitol).
>>
>> Therefore, I wouldn't take anything that attacks bacteria when using
>> xylitol, such as zithromycin, salt or CS.
>>
>> I now inhale xylitol water 2 x day as a preventive.
>>
>

Re: CS>nebulizer freuency

[Evan Jones]

Lyn wrote :
>  wrote:

That’s fantastic news, Evan. Please tell me how much xylitol in how much
water? Thanks, Lynn


Put about 1tsp (300grams) xylitol into a 100ml nasal spray bottle,  add
water. Let the xylitol crystals fully dissolve before inhaling.

I still have minor daily phlegm, so the streptococcus pneumonia may be
active?  Dental plaque consists of streptococcus mutans biofilm. Could the
phlegm be a biofilm? I don't know.
On 21 Feb, 2016 9:38 am, "Evan Jones"  wrote:

> I have had chronic lung infections since childhood, morning phegm ,
> often coughing, easily get bronchitis , sometimes pneumonae. I tried
> inhaling CS. Finally found that xylitol water in a nasal spray and
> inhaled into the lungs 5 x day has it beat. Many lung infections have
> a biofilm made of streptococci pneumonae, a bacteria which loves the
> sugar in xylitol. When the strep consumes the xylitol sugar, the strep
> bug loses it's ability to form the biofilm. (Same happens to tooth
> decay forming strep mutans when fed xylitol).
>
> Therefore, I wouldn't take anything that attacks bacteria when using
> xylitol, such as zithromycin, salt or CS.
>
> I now inhale xylitol water 2 x day as a preventive.
>