Re: CS>Alan Christianson's take on Colloidal Silver

[Cyndiann Phillips]

I need some links to defend colloidal silver. I'm in an herbal group that
is fighting it's mention and I have to supply links to get back in the
group to defend it. What's the latest science?

On Thu, Dec 17, 2020 at 5:07 PM Nenah Sylver  wrote:

> Alan Christianson is a naturopath who has some very good ideas about how
> to heal, alongside some very inaccurate advice as he often cautions his
> audience about the presumed dangers of what are actually very safe and even
> necessary substances. He has a habit of trying to get people to buy his
> books and listen to his podcasts by offering sensationalized headlines.
>
>
>
> His latest newsletter, below, advertises a podcast about Colloidal Silver.
> I don't know Christianson's position about Colloidal Silver and don't have
> the time or patience to listen (I'd rather speed read transcripts of
> podcasts). However, I am passing on this newsletter I just received in case
> someone else would like to listen.
>
>
>
> *From:* Dr. Alan Christianson 
> *Sent:* Tuesday, December 8, 2020 4:36 AM
> *Subject:* Before You Consume Colloidal Silver, Read This.
>
>
>
> Hey there,
>
> Dr. C here. Many of you have asked about colloidal silver. It has
> apparently made a big comeback in the pandemic era.
>
> There have been several new studies about it.
>
> The main questions they have sought to answer have been: 1. Is it safe?
> And #2, is it an effective antimicrobial? If so, against which organisms
> and at which doses?
>
> In addition to these points, some companies claim that some forms of
> silver are safer than others and more effective.
>
> Thankfully the science is pretty clear. Please give this episode a good
> listen before using any silver products.
>
>
>
> Click Here for Apple Podcasts
> 
> , Google Play
> ,
> Spotify
> 
> & YouTube.
> 
>
> To your best health,
>
> Dr. C
>
>
>
>
>

Re: CS>Alan Christianson's take on Colloidal Silver

[Jean Baugh]

My mother had stage 4 breast cancer even though she had a checkup six
months before because she had a lump 5 years ago; she took Tamoxifin and
all was well.  The did a lumpectomy then too.  Dr. retired and the new one
thought she didn't need to take sny more Tamoxifin.  The new
oncologist offered her chemo and radiation.  She said no.  We began
tp give her alternative things and her markers began to drop dp much the
oncologist  asked what we were doing.  The main thing was Artemisia, from
S. Africa, aks Sweet wormwood.

I was on a list and someone callled me and whispered one word, Graviola,
then hung up.  I was  not tech then and had no idea what that was.

Oncologist said he wanted to give Mom something for her bones.  Later after
she dropped like a rock and died and I had time to think, researched and
found it was chemo.

You can just imagine my anger and thoughts!

Jean

On Fri, Dec 18, 2020 at 7:47 AM Ode Coyote 
wrote:

> I think this vaccine is different than any other in the past.
>  Normally, they weaken or find a weak strain of a virus and inject some of
> it [live or dead] and your body develops antibodies  that are effective on
> both it and the target virus.
>  Small pox was prevented by giving people cow pox...but giving people cow
> pox when they already HAD small pox didn't cure the small pox.  [If you
> were already sick, tough luck]
>  I think these vaccines are misnamed and mainly consist of genetically
> engineered or artificial antibodies that both kill and prevent...like
> skipping a step with a lab doing what your body was supposed to.
>
> What are some of the ingredients in Pfizer's Covid 19 vaccine?
> The vaccine consists of messenger RNA and four lipid nanoparticles
>
> Lipid nanoparticles (LNPs) are the most clinically advanced non-viral gene
> delivery system. Lipid nanoparticles safely and effectively deliver nucleic
> acids, overcoming a major barrier preventing the development and use of
> genetic medicines
>
> Dictionary
> lip·id
>
> any of a class of organic compounds that are fatty acids or their
> derivatives and are insoluble in water but soluble in organic solvents.
> They include many natural oils, waxes, and steroids
>
>
> Blood Albumin is a protein similar to a lipid, perhaps to carry silver,
> copper, zinc [which will all disable a virus] and maybe gold nanoparticles?
> [like mild silver protein *MSP*, only now, mild silver/copper/zinc/gold
> lipid? ]
> Around 20 years ago, a high school buddy who  heads a research department
> at a "major pharm company" told me he was researching "metallic
> nanoparticles".
>  That was about 2 years after I gave him a CS generator...and he won't
> talk to me anymore.
>  [Sucks when a garage tinkerer *accidentally* upstages all those PHDs]
> Ode
>
> On Thu, Dec 17, 2020 at 5:07 PM Nenah Sylver 
> wrote:
>
>> Alan Christianson is a naturopath who has some very good ideas about how
>> to heal, alongside some very inaccurate advice as he often cautions his
>> audience about the presumed dangers of what are actually very safe and even
>> necessary substances. He has a habit of trying to get people to buy his
>> books and listen to his podcasts by offering sensationalized headlines.
>>
>>
>>
>> His latest newsletter, below, advertises a podcast about Colloidal
>> Silver. I don't know Christianson's position about Colloidal Silver and
>> don't have the time or patience to listen (I'd rather speed read
>> transcripts of podcasts). However, I am passing on this newsletter I just
>> received in case someone else would like to listen.
>>
>>
>>
>> *From:* Dr. Alan Christianson 
>> *Sent:* Tuesday, December 8, 2020 4:36 AM
>> *Subject:* Before You Consume Colloidal Silver, Read This.
>>
>>
>>
>> Hey there,
>>
>> Dr. C here. Many of you have asked about colloidal silver. It has
>> apparently made a big comeback in the pandemic era.
>>
>> There have been several new studies about it.
>>
>> The main questions they have sought to answer have been: 1. Is it safe?
>> And #2, is it an effective antimicrobial? If so, against which organisms
>> and at which doses?
>>
>> In addition to these points, some companies claim that some forms of
>> silver are safer than others and more effective.
>>
>> Thankfully the science is pretty clear. Please give this episode a good
>> listen before using any silver products.
>>
>>
>>
>> Click Here for Apple Podcasts
>> 
>> , Google Play
>> ,
>> Spotify
>> 
>> & YouTube.
>> 
>>
>> To your best health,
>>
>> Dr. C
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>

Re: CS>Alan Christianson's take on Colloidal Silver

[Ode Coyote]

I think this vaccine is different than any other in the past.
 Normally, they weaken or find a weak strain of a virus and inject some of
it [live or dead] and your body develops antibodies  that are effective on
both it and the target virus.
 Small pox was prevented by giving people cow pox...but giving people cow
pox when they already HAD small pox didn't cure the small pox.  [If you
were already sick, tough luck]
 I think these vaccines are misnamed and mainly consist of genetically
engineered or artificial antibodies that both kill and prevent...like
skipping a step with a lab doing what your body was supposed to.

What are some of the ingredients in Pfizer's Covid 19 vaccine?
The vaccine consists of messenger RNA and four lipid nanoparticles

Lipid nanoparticles (LNPs) are the most clinically advanced non-viral gene
delivery system. Lipid nanoparticles safely and effectively deliver nucleic
acids, overcoming a major barrier preventing the development and use of
genetic medicines

Dictionary
lip·id

any of a class of organic compounds that are fatty acids or their
derivatives and are insoluble in water but soluble in organic solvents.
They include many natural oils, waxes, and steroids


Blood Albumin is a protein similar to a lipid, perhaps to carry silver,
copper, zinc [which will all disable a virus] and maybe gold nanoparticles?
[like mild silver protein *MSP*, only now, mild silver/copper/zinc/gold
lipid? ]
Around 20 years ago, a high school buddy who  heads a research department
at a "major pharm company" told me he was researching "metallic
nanoparticles".
 That was about 2 years after I gave him a CS generator...and he won't talk
to me anymore.
 [Sucks when a garage tinkerer *accidentally* upstages all those PHDs]
Ode

On Thu, Dec 17, 2020 at 5:07 PM Nenah Sylver  wrote:

> Alan Christianson is a naturopath who has some very good ideas about how
> to heal, alongside some very inaccurate advice as he often cautions his
> audience about the presumed dangers of what are actually very safe and even
> necessary substances. He has a habit of trying to get people to buy his
> books and listen to his podcasts by offering sensationalized headlines.
>
>
>
> His latest newsletter, below, advertises a podcast about Colloidal Silver.
> I don't know Christianson's position about Colloidal Silver and don't have
> the time or patience to listen (I'd rather speed read transcripts of
> podcasts). However, I am passing on this newsletter I just received in case
> someone else would like to listen.
>
>
>
> *From:* Dr. Alan Christianson 
> *Sent:* Tuesday, December 8, 2020 4:36 AM
> *Subject:* Before You Consume Colloidal Silver, Read This.
>
>
>
> Hey there,
>
> Dr. C here. Many of you have asked about colloidal silver. It has
> apparently made a big comeback in the pandemic era.
>
> There have been several new studies about it.
>
> The main questions they have sought to answer have been: 1. Is it safe?
> And #2, is it an effective antimicrobial? If so, against which organisms
> and at which doses?
>
> In addition to these points, some companies claim that some forms of
> silver are safer than others and more effective.
>
> Thankfully the science is pretty clear. Please give this episode a good
> listen before using any silver products.
>
>
>
> Click Here for Apple Podcasts
> 
> , Google Play
> ,
> Spotify
> 
> & YouTube.
> 
>
> To your best health,
>
> Dr. C
>
>
>
>
>

CS>Alan Christianson's take on Colloidal Silver

[Nenah Sylver]

Alan Christianson is a naturopath who has some very good ideas about how to 
heal, alongside some very inaccurate advice as he often cautions his audience 
about the presumed dangers of what are actually very safe and even necessary 
substances. He has a habit of trying to get people to buy his books and listen 
to his podcasts by offering sensationalized headlines. 

 

His latest newsletter, below, advertises a podcast about Colloidal Silver. I 
don't know Christianson's position about Colloidal Silver and don't have the 
time or patience to listen (I'd rather speed read transcripts of podcasts). 
However, I am passing on this newsletter I just received in case someone else 
would like to listen.

 

From: Dr. Alan Christianson mailto:supp...@in-goodhealth.com> > 
Sent: Tuesday, December 8, 2020 4:36 AM
Subject: Before You Consume Colloidal Silver, Read This.

 

Hey there,

Dr. C here. Many of you have asked about colloidal silver. It has apparently 
made a big comeback in the pandemic era. 

There have been several new studies about it. 

The main questions they have sought to answer have been: 1. Is it safe? And #2, 
is it an effective antimicrobial? If so, against which organisms and at which 
doses?

In addition to these points, some companies claim that some forms of silver are 
safer than others and more effective. 

Thankfully the science is pretty clear. Please give this episode a good listen 
before using any silver products.

 

 

 Click Here for Apple Podcasts, 

  Google Play,  

 Spotify &  

 YouTube.

To your best health,

Dr. C