Re: CSIV Question

2007-02-14 Thread Dee
I think you and all the people like you Pat, and Jen, are wonderful for the
things you do, and IMO you are the sort of people who get MBE's etc., not
pop stars and film stars!  Give him a kiss for me and Murphy x Dee  
 
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From: Pat Lawrie
Date: 14/02/2007 01:58:52
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Subject: Re: CSIV Question
 
Jen, I just got 40cc of Pedialyte in him which has electrolytes like
Gatorade. What other ingredients did you put in and what was wrong with the
dog? This is an old and very neglected dog who was found tied up with a wire
buried in his neck with an obvious tumor. I am praying he makes it thru the
nite.
 
Thanks for the suggestion. 
Pat

rusty0 rus...@charter.net wrote:
Pat, last year I saved a dogs life with of all things gatorade, which amazed
me but it worked.  add the needed ingredients to the gator ade and I used an
eye dropper to give it to him as he was too far gone to be able to eat or
swallow only took about 20 minutes and he was actuall standing up on his own
4 feet.  from then on this babe grew and grew and grew and omg grew, he is
huge now and 1 and a half years old.   (also a spoiled brat)  Jen
 

Re: CSIV Question-Update

2007-02-14 Thread Pat Lawrie
He got CS in the IV yesterday. I put CS and DMSO gel on his tumor late last 
nite. He was touch and go all nite but made it thru. This morning walked with 
help and did his business. He ate a gruel of food with a fair amount of water 
and tbsp CS. I reapplied CS and DMSO to tumor (I feel it is softening). Also 
giving him a bit of Rescue Remedy and Pedialyte. But two hours later he vomited 
what he ate. Another pee had blood in it. He is now sleeping out in the shade 
after being in the sun. I know this guy is loaded with bacteria as pus exudes 
from eyes, penis, and various places in skin. I feel the treatments are working 
but don't know how much more he can tolerate. The toxic overflow may kill him. 
I have wanted to use the Clarke Zapper on him, but have held back.
   
  Pat

Garnet garnetri...@granitepoint.net wrote:
  I would look into mixing CS with DMSO and injecting that or using a sub 
q delivery if you want to get a lot into him. The DMSO will deliver the 
CS deep into tissues and even penetrates bone within 20 minutes. It is 
safe to use IV but should be given in a slow push to avoid some 
hemolysis. It can be applied topically as well, mixed with CS. There is 
a cancer treatment site that you can read about a topical protocol for 
Cancer

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Garnet

Pat Lawrie wrote:
 Can an IV help with that delivery? I have a very debilitated rescue dog 
 with lymphoma and horrible skin condition and breathing problems. I have 
 been giving CS in milk thruout day and spraying his skin, putting it in 
 eyes, and up his nose for a week now. His skin is getting better but he 
 is becoming more debilitated. I think tumor is pressing on a nerve as 
 his right side is making walking difficult the past two days. He 
 normally had a good appetite in which I was giving him raw food with 
 vitamins and flax oil. Today he ate very little. I was thinking an IV of 
 CS as a last hope effort as he is drinking very little water also.
 
 How much would be appropriate to add to the IV drip or should I use it 
 full strength? (gets back to (how much is hard to quantify). I have 
 also thought of IV Vit. C, but wanted to try the CS first.
 
 Pat
 
 */Ode Coyote /* wrote:
 
 
 Due to the way that CS works, it's unlikely that ANY virus or bacterium
 is resistant, however, getting the CS to where it needs to be is always
 that challenge.
 That's why Kills 650 disease organisms Isn't always *Cures* 650
 diseases.
 Contact is the key, delivery a challenge.
 Some places are easy to deliver to, some aren't.
 
 Kill rate has to be faster than replication rate or CS will just
 'help'.
 [and how much can be hard to quantify ]
 
 Ode
 
 At 12:08 PM 2/12/2007 +, you wrote:
 
 Hi all,
 
 I have just joined this great group. I have made CS using some
 de-ionised
 water and run some of my own tests to prove to myself that it is
 effective
 against bacteria and sure enough, it works very well. I have a
 question
 to you all though, and that is if CS made with the DC method and
 de-ionised water is effective against viruses such as the bird flu
 as well?
 
 I am asking about a general disinfectant topical spray as well as an
 alternative to the Tamiflu anti viral, because lets face it - the
 chances
 of getting that are slim in the UK.
 
 If it is effective, are there any lab studies you are able to
 point me to?
 
 Thanks for any advise,
 
 J.
 
 
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Re: CSIV Question

2007-02-13 Thread Pat Lawrie
Can an IV help with that delivery? I have a very debilitated rescue dog with 
lymphoma and horrible skin condition and breathing problems. I have been giving 
CS in milk thruout day and spraying his skin, putting it in eyes, and up his 
nose for a week now. His skin is getting better but he is becoming more 
debilitated. I think tumor is pressing on a nerve as his right side is making 
walking difficult the past two days. He normally had a good appetite in which I 
was giving him raw food with vitamins and flax oil. Today he ate very little. I 
was thinking an IV of CS as a last hope effort as he is drinking very little 
water also.
   
  How much would be appropriate to add to the IV drip or should I use it full 
strength? (gets back to (how much is hard to quantify). I have also thought 
of IV Vit. C, but wanted to try the CS first.
   
  Pat

Ode Coyote odecoy...@alltel.net wrote:
  
Due to the way that CS works, it's unlikely that ANY virus or bacterium 
is resistant, however, getting the CS to where it needs to be is always 
that challenge.
That's why Kills 650 disease organisms Isn't always *Cures* 650 
diseases.
Contact is the key, delivery a challenge.
Some places are easy to deliver to, some aren't.

Kill rate has to be faster than replication rate or CS will just 'help'. 
[and how much can be hard to quantify ]

Ode

At 12:08 PM 2/12/2007 +, you wrote:

Hi all,

I have just joined this great group. I have made CS using some de-ionised 
water and run some of my own tests to prove to myself that it is effective 
against bacteria and sure enough, it works very well. I have a question 
to you all though, and that is if CS made with the DC method and 
de-ionised water is effective against viruses such as the bird flu as well?

I am asking about a general disinfectant topical spray as well as an 
alternative to the Tamiflu anti viral, because lets face it - the chances 
of getting that are slim in the UK.

If it is effective, are there any lab studies you are able to point me to?

Thanks for any advise,

J.


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Re: CSIV Question

2007-02-13 Thread Garnet
I would look into mixing CS with DMSO and injecting that or using a sub 
q delivery if you want to get a lot into him. The DMSO will deliver the 
CS deep into tissues and even penetrates bone within 20 minutes. It is 
safe to use IV but should be given in a slow push to avoid some 
hemolysis. It can be applied topically as well, mixed with CS. There is 
a cancer treatment site that you can read about a topical protocol for 
Cancer


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Garnet

Pat Lawrie wrote:
Can an IV help with that delivery? I have a very debilitated rescue dog 
with lymphoma and horrible skin condition and breathing problems. I have 
been giving CS in milk thruout day and spraying his skin, putting it in 
eyes, and up his nose for a week now. His skin is getting better but he 
is becoming more debilitated. I think tumor is pressing on a nerve as 
his right side is making walking difficult the past two days. He 
normally had a good appetite in which I was giving him raw food with 
vitamins and flax oil. Today he ate very little. I was thinking an IV of 
CS as a last hope effort as he is drinking very little water also.
 
How much would be appropriate to add to the IV drip or should I use it 
full strength? (gets back to (how much is hard to quantify). I have 
also thought of IV Vit. C, but wanted to try the CS first.
 
Pat


*/Ode Coyote odecoy...@alltel.net/* wrote:


Due to the way that CS works, it's unlikely that ANY virus or bacterium
is resistant, however, getting the CS to where it needs to be is always
that challenge.
That's why Kills 650 disease organisms Isn't always *Cures* 650
diseases.
Contact is the key, delivery a challenge.
Some places are easy to deliver to, some aren't.

Kill rate has to be faster than replication rate or CS will just
'help'.
[and how much can be hard to quantify ]

Ode

At 12:08 PM 2/12/2007 +, you wrote:

 Hi all,
 
 I have just joined this great group. I have made CS using some
de-ionised
 water and run some of my own tests to prove to myself that it is
effective
 against bacteria and sure enough, it works very well. I have a
question
 to you all though, and that is if CS made with the DC method and
 de-ionised water is effective against viruses such as the bird flu
as well?
 
 I am asking about a general disinfectant topical spray as well as an
 alternative to the Tamiflu anti viral, because lets face it - the
chances
 of getting that are slim in the UK.
 
 If it is effective, are there any lab studies you are able to
point me to?
 
 Thanks for any advise,
 
 J.
 
 
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Re: CSIV Question

2007-02-13 Thread Marlene Hanson

Hi Pat, I have read several places that dogs don't do well with milk or milk products especially pasturized or heated. so would find another vehicle to give the CS with. raw meat ground up or blended may be good with CS. I would give digestive enzymes such as Wobenzymes and bromelain. be well Marlene





From:Pat Lawrie doglandi...@yahoo.comReply-To:silver-list@eskimo.comTo:silver-list@eskimo.comSubject:Re: CSIV QuestionDate:Tue, 13 Feb 2007 07:51:20 -0800 (PST)

Can an IV help with that delivery? I have a very debilitated rescue dog with lymphoma and horrible skin condition and breathing problems. I have been giving CS in milk thruout day and spraying his skin, putting it in eyes, and up his nose for a week now. His skin is getting better but he is becoming more debilitated. I think tumor is pressing on a nerve as his right side is making walking difficult the past two days. He normally had a good appetite in which I was giving him raw food with vitamins and flax oil. Today he ate very little. I was thinking an IV of CS as a last hope effort as he is drinking very little water also.

How much would be appropriate to add to the IV drip or should I use it full strength? (gets back to ("how much is hard to quantify"). I have also thought of IV Vit. C, but wanted to try the CS first.

PatOde Coyote odecoy...@alltel.net wrote:

Due to the way that CS works, it's unlikely that ANY virus or bacterium is resistant, however, getting the CS to where it needs to be is always that challenge.That's why "Kills 650 disease organisms" Isn't always *Cures* 650 diseases.Contact is the key, delivery a challenge.Some places are easy to deliver to, some aren't.Kill rate has to be faster than replication rate or CS will just 'help'. [and how much can be hard to quantify ]OdeAt 12:08 PM 2/12/2007 +, you wrote:Hi all,I have just joined this great group. I have made CS using some de-ionised water and run some of my own tests to prove to myself that it is effective against bacteria and sure enough, it works very well. I have a question to you all though, and that is if CS made with the DC method and
de-ionised water is effective against viruses such as the bird flu as well?I am asking about a general disinfectant topical spray as well as an alternative to the Tamiflu anti viral, because lets face it - the chances of getting that are slim in the UK.If it is effective, are there any lab studies you are able to point me to?Thanks for any advise,J.No virus found in this incoming message.Checked by AVG Free Edition.Version: 7.1.411 / Virus Database: 268.17.37/682 - Release Date: 2/12/2007-- No virus found in this outgoing message.Checked by AVG Free Edition.Version: 7.1.411 / Virus Database: 268.17.37/682 - Release Date: 2/12/2007--The Silver List is a moderated forum for discussing Colloidal Silver.Instructions for unsubscribing are posted at: http://silverlist.orgTo post, address
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RE: CSIV Question

2007-02-13 Thread Richard Harris
Hi Ms Pat

 

Sounds as though you're far ahead of most of us seekers and I congratulate
you! Have you made one of bG's marvelous 6 bolt Godzilla's to apply
concurrently with these other treatments? Go to
microelectricitygermkil...@yahoogroups.com and you'll find photos, needed
items and many beneficial results that others have had using it.

 

Please visit my Site; www.rharrisinc.com  read my background and let me know
if I can be of help.

 

Sincerely,

 

Dr. Richard Harris, PD

448 W. Juniata St.

Clermont, FL 34711

 

  _  

From: Pat Lawrie [mailto:doglandi...@yahoo.com] 
Sent: Tuesday, February 13, 2007 10:51 AM
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Subject: Re: CSIV Question

 

Can an IV help with that delivery? I have a very debilitated rescue dog with
lymphoma and horrible skin condition and breathing problems. I have been
giving CS in milk thruout day and spraying his skin, putting it in eyes, and
up his nose for a week now. His skin is getting better but he is becoming
more debilitated. I think tumor is pressing on a nerve as his right side is
making walking difficult the past two days. He normally had a good appetite
in which I was giving him raw food with vitamins and flax oil. Today he ate
very little. I was thinking an IV of CS as a last hope effort as he is
drinking very little water also.

 

How much would be appropriate to add to the IV drip or should I use it full
strength? (gets back to (how much is hard to quantify). I have also
thought of IV Vit. C, but wanted to try the CS first.

 

Pat

Ode Coyote odecoy...@alltel.net wrote:


Due to the way that CS works, it's unlikely that ANY virus or bacterium 
is resistant, however, getting the CS to where it needs to be is always 
that challenge.
That's why Kills 650 disease organisms Isn't always *Cures* 650 
diseases.
Contact is the key, delivery a challenge.
Some places are easy to deliver to, some aren't.





RE: CSIV Question

2007-02-13 Thread Cinder Ella
You can also try www.eagleresearchllc.com They have something called a guardian 
that seems to do quite well with tumours and healing and the like.  I've tried 
it here in Toronto from a woman who sells them.  
  Doris

Richard Harris yr...@cfl.rr.com wrote:
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st1\:*{behavior:url(#default#ieooui) }Hi Ms Pat
   
  Sounds as though you’re far ahead of most of “us seekers” and I congratulate 
you! Have you made one of bG’s marvelous 6 bolt Godzilla’s to apply 
concurrently with these other treatments? Go to 
microelectricitygermkil...@yahoogroups.com and you’ll find photos, needed items 
and many beneficial results that others have had using it.
   
  Please visit my Site; www.rharrisinc.com  read my background and let me know 
if I can be of help.
   
  Sincerely,
   
  Dr. Richard Harris, PD
  448 W. Juniata St.
  Clermont, FL 34711
   
  
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  From: Pat Lawrie [mailto:doglandi...@yahoo.com] 
Sent: Tuesday, February 13, 2007 10:51 AM
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Subject: Re: CSIV Question

   
Can an IV help with that delivery? I have a very debilitated rescue dog 
with lymphoma and horrible skin condition and breathing problems. I have been 
giving CS in milk thruout day and spraying his skin, putting it in eyes, and up 
his nose for a week now. His skin is getting better but he is becoming more 
debilitated. I think tumor is pressing on a nerve as his right side is making 
walking difficult the past two days. He normally had a good appetite in which I 
was giving him raw food with vitamins and flax oil. Today he ate very little. I 
was thinking an IV of CS as a last hope effort as he is drinking very little 
water also.

 

How much would be appropriate to add to the IV drip or should I use it full 
strength? (gets back to (how much is hard to quantify). I have also thought 
of IV Vit. C, but wanted to try the CS first.

 

Pat

Ode Coyote odecoy...@alltel.net wrote:


Due to the way that CS works, it's unlikely that ANY virus or bacterium 
is resistant, however, getting the CS to where it needs to be is always 
that challenge.
That's why Kills 650 disease organisms Isn't always *Cures* 650 
diseases.
Contact is the key, delivery a challenge.
Some places are easy to deliver to, some aren't.






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Re: CSIV Question

2007-02-13 Thread Pat Lawrie
I was also putting CS in his raw food diet, but added a little milk to his 
water and CS just so he would be getting some water in as he would not drink it 
without. Was not a lot of milk. I just got this dog a week ago in a 
debilitated state. Was also giving him Hcl as that is what I had available. I 
live in Mexico and don't have everything at my disposal. Ran out of flax oil 
and can't get any more, only the capsules. I gave him papaya just this morning 
for the enzymes, but he didn't eat like he was before.
   
  I did just get back from giving him the CS in an IV. Got less than 1/2 in and 
stopped as he was kind of having a bad reaction. Then vomited. He is resting 
comfortably now. If he lives thru the nite, I will give him some more IV 
tomorrow. Don't know if he will eat anything now. At this point he is critical. 
I knew this was a possibility when I took him on, but did so to give him some 
love and care in his last days. He was used and abused as a fighting pit bull, 
but his temperament is not at all aggressive.
   
  Pat

Marlene Hanson mlehan...@msn.com wrote:
Hi Pat, I have read several places that dogs don't do well with milk or 
milk products  especially pasturized or heated. so would find another vehicle 
to give the CS with.  raw meat ground up or blended may be good with CS.  I 
would give digestive enzymes such as Wobenzymes and bromelain.  be well Marlene
  

 

  

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From:  Pat Lawrie doglandi...@yahoo.com
Reply-To:  silver-list@eskimo.com
To:  silver-list@eskimo.com
Subject:  Re: CSIV Question
Date:  Tue, 13 Feb 2007 07:51:20 -0800 (PST)
  

  Can an IV help with that delivery? I have a very debilitated rescue dog with 
lymphoma and horrible skin condition and breathing problems. I have been giving 
CS in milk thruout day and spraying his skin, putting it in eyes, and up his 
nose for a week now. His skin is getting better but he is becoming more 
debilitated. I think tumor is pressing on a nerve as his right side is making 
walking difficult the past two days. He normally had a good appetite in which I 
was giving him raw food with vitamins and flax oil. Today he ate very little. I 
was thinking an IV of CS as a last hope effort as he is drinking very little 
water also.
  
 How much would be appropriate to add to the IV drip or should I use it 
full strength? (gets back to (how much is hard to quantify). I have also 
thought of IV Vit. C, but wanted to try the CS first.
  
 Pat

Ode Coyote odecoy...@alltel.net wrote:
  
  
Due to the way that CS works, it's unlikely that ANY virus or bacterium 
is resistant, however, getting the CS to where it needs to be is always 
that challenge.
That's why Kills 650 disease organisms Isn't always *Cures* 650 
diseases.
Contact is the key, delivery a challenge.
Some places are easy to deliver to, some aren't.

Kill rate has to be faster than replication rate or CS will just 'help'. 
[and how much can be hard to quantify ]

Ode

At 12:08 PM 2/12/2007 +, you wrote:

Hi all,

I have just joined this great group. I have made CS using some de-ionised 
water and run some of my own tests to prove to myself that it is effective 
against bacteria and sure enough, it works very well. I have a question 
to you all though, and that is if CS made with the DC method and   

de-ionised water is effective against viruses such as the bird flu as well?

I am asking about a general disinfectant topical spray as well as an 
alternative to the Tamiflu anti viral, because lets face it - the chances 
of getting that are slim in the UK.

If it is effective, are there any lab studies you are able to point me to?

Thanks for any advise,

J.


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RE: CSIV Question

2007-02-13 Thread Pat Lawrie
I have a Clarke Zapper but only used it once on him for fear of too much stuff 
causing a worse reaction. I did the CS IV and that was touch and go. He is 
resting comfortably right now. He is critical and don't know if he will last 
the nite. Don't know if I should try the zapper tonite or not?? as a 
totally last ditch effort.
   
  Pat

Cinder Ella mcomfy...@yahoo.ca wrote:
You can also try www.eagleresearchllc.com They have something called a 
guardian that seems to do quite well with tumours and healing and the like.  
I've tried it here in Toronto from a woman who sells them.  
  Doris

Richard Harris yr...@cfl.rr.com wrote:
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w\:* {behavior:url(#default#VML);}  .shape {behavior:url(#default#VML);}
st1\:*{behavior:url(#default#ieooui) }Hi Ms Pat
   
  Sounds as though you’re far ahead of most of “us seekers” and I congratulate 
you! Have you made one of bG’s marvelous 6 bolt Godzilla’s to apply 
concurrently with these other treatments? Go to 
microelectricitygermkil...@yahoogroups.com and you’ll find photos, needed items 
and many beneficial results that others have had using it.
   
  Please visit my Site; www.rharrisinc.com  read my background and let me know 
if I can be of help.
   
  Sincerely,
   
  Dr. Richard Harris, PD
  448 W. Juniata St.
  Clermont, FL 34711
   
  
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  From: Pat Lawrie [mailto:doglandi...@yahoo.com] 
Sent: Tuesday, February 13, 2007 10:51 AM
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Subject: Re: CSIV Question

   
Can an IV help with that delivery? I have a very debilitated rescue dog 
with lymphoma and horrible skin condition and breathing problems. I have been 
giving CS in milk thruout day and spraying his skin, putting it in eyes, and up 
his nose for a week now. His skin is getting better but he is becoming more 
debilitated. I think tumor is pressing on a nerve as his right side is making 
walking difficult the past two days. He normally had a good appetite in which I 
was giving him raw food with vitamins and flax oil. Today he ate very little. I 
was thinking an IV of CS as a last hope effort as he is drinking very little 
water also.

 

How much would be appropriate to add to the IV drip or should I use it full 
strength? (gets back to (how much is hard to quantify). I have also thought 
of IV Vit. C, but wanted to try the CS first.

 

Pat

Ode Coyote odecoy...@alltel.net wrote:


Due to the way that CS works, it's unlikely that ANY virus or bacterium 
is resistant, however, getting the CS to where it needs to be is always 
that challenge.
That's why Kills 650 disease organisms Isn't always *Cures* 650 
diseases.
Contact is the key, delivery a challenge.
Some places are easy to deliver to, some aren't.





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Re: CSIV Question

2007-02-13 Thread rusty0
Pat, last year I saved a dogs life with of all things gatorade, which amazed me 
but it worked.  add the needed ingredients to the gator ade and I used an eye 
dropper to give it to him as he was too far gone to be able to eat or swallow 
only took about 20 minutes and he was actuall standing up on his own 4 feet.  
from then on this babe grew and grew and grew and omg grew, he is huge now and 
1 and a half years old.   (also a spoiled brat)  Jen
  - Original Message - 
  From: Pat Lawrie 
  To: silver-list@eskimo.com 
  Sent: Tuesday, February 13, 2007 4:17 PM
  Subject: Re: CSIV Question


  I was also putting CS in his raw food diet, but added a little milk to his 
water and CS just so he would be getting some water in as he would not drink it 
without. Was not a lot of milk. I just got this dog a week ago in a 
debilitated state. Was also giving him Hcl as that is what I had available. I 
live in Mexico and don't have everything at my disposal. Ran out of flax oil 
and can't get any more, only the capsules. I gave him papaya just this morning 
for the enzymes, but he didn't eat like he was before.

  I did just get back from giving him the CS in an IV. Got less than 1/2 in and 
stopped as he was kind of having a bad reaction. Then vomited. He is resting 
comfortably now. If he lives thru the nite, I will give him some more IV 
tomorrow. Don't know if he will eat anything now. At this point he is critical. 
I knew this was a possibility when I took him on, but did so to give him some 
love and care in his last days. He was used and abused as a fighting pit bull, 
but his temperament is not at all aggressive.

  Pat

  Marlene Hanson mlehan...@msn.com wrote:
Hi Pat, I have read several places that dogs don't do well with milk or 
milk products  especially pasturized or heated. so would find another vehicle 
to give the CS with.  raw meat ground up or blended may be good with CS.  I 
would give digestive enzymes such as Wobenzymes and bromelain.  be well Marlene


 

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  From:  Pat Lawrie doglandi...@yahoo.com
  Reply-To:  silver-list@eskimo.com
  To:  silver-list@eskimo.com
  Subject:  Re: CSIV Question
  Date:  Tue, 13 Feb 2007 07:51:20 -0800 (PST)



  Can an IV help with that delivery? I have a very debilitated rescue dog 
with lymphoma and horrible skin condition and breathing problems. I have been 
giving CS in milk thruout day and spraying his skin, putting it in eyes, and up 
his nose for a week now. His skin is getting better but he is becoming more 
debilitated. I think tumor is pressing on a nerve as his right side is making 
walking difficult the past two days. He normally had a good appetite in which I 
was giving him raw food with vitamins and flax oil. Today he ate very little. I 
was thinking an IV of CS as a last hope effort as he is drinking very little 
water also.
 

 
  How much would be appropriate to add to the IV drip or should I use it 
full strength? (gets back to (how much is hard to quantify). I have also 
thought of IV Vit. C, but wanted to try the CS first.
 

 
  Pat

  Ode Coyote odecoy...@alltel.net wrote:

Due to the way that CS works, it's unlikely that ANY virus or bacterium 
is resistant, however, getting the CS to where it needs to be is always 
that challenge.
That's why Kills 650 disease organisms Isn't always *Cures* 650 
diseases.
Contact is the key, delivery a challenge.
Some places are easy to deliver to, some aren't.

Kill rate has to be faster than replication rate or CS will just 
'help'. 
[and how much can be hard to quantify ]

Ode

At 12:08 PM 2/12/2007 +, you wrote:

Hi all,

I have just joined this great group. I have made CS using some 
de-ionised 
water and run some of my own tests to prove to myself that it is 
effective 
against bacteria and sure enough, it works very well. I have a 
question 
to you all though, and that is if CS made with the DC method and 

de-ionised water is effective against viruses such as the bird flu as 
well?

I am asking about a general disinfectant topical spray as well as an 
alternative to the Tamiflu anti viral, because lets face it - the 
chances 
of getting that are slim in the UK.

If it is effective, are there any lab studies you are able to point me 
to?

Thanks for any advise,

J.


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RE: CSIV Question

2007-02-13 Thread Sharlene Miyamura
If a dog is not drinking water and getting dehydrated, you can administer
water or CS with an eye dropper into the rectum.  A little water at a time
will be absorbed by the large intestine.

 

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From: Pat Lawrie [mailto:doglandi...@yahoo.com] 
Sent: Tuesday, February 13, 2007 5:51 AM
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Subject: Re: CSIV Question

 

Can an IV help with that delivery? I have a very debilitated rescue dog with
lymphoma and horrible skin condition and breathing problems. I have been
giving CS in milk thruout day and spraying his skin, putting it in eyes, and
up his nose for a week now. His skin is getting better but he is becoming
more debilitated. I think tumor is pressing on a nerve as his right side is
making walking difficult the past two days. He normally had a good appetite
in which I was giving him raw food with vitamins and flax oil. Today he ate
very little. I was thinking an IV of CS as a last hope effort as he is
drinking very little water also.

 

How much would be appropriate to add to the IV drip or should I use it full
strength? (gets back to (how much is hard to quantify). I have also
thought of IV Vit. C, but wanted to try the CS first.

 

Pat

Ode Coyote odecoy...@alltel.net wrote:


Due to the way that CS works, it's unlikely that ANY virus or bacterium 
is resistant, however, getting the CS to where it needs to be is always 
that challenge.
That's why Kills 650 disease organisms Isn't always *Cures* 650 
diseases.
Contact is the key, delivery a challenge.
Some places are easy to deliver to, some aren't.

Kill rate has to be faster than replication rate or CS will just 'help'. 
[and how much can be hard to quantify ]

Ode

At 12:08 PM 2/12/2007 +, you wrote:

Hi all,

I have just joined this great group. I have made CS using some de-ionised 
water and run some of my own tests to prove to myself that it is effective 
against bacteria and sure enough, it works very well. I have a question 
to you all though, and that is if CS made with the DC method and 
de-ionised water is effective against viruses such as the bird flu as well?

I am asking about a general disinfectant topical spray as well as an 
alternative to the Tamiflu anti viral, because lets face it - the chances 
of getting that are slim in the UK.

If it is effective, are there any lab studies you are able to point me to?

Thanks for any advise,

J.


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RE: CSIV Question

2007-02-13 Thread Pat Lawrie
He did get some IV CS today per an earlier email. But he is now critical. I 
just got 40cc of Pedialyte into him. Will try again in an hour.
  Thanks, Pat

Sharlene Miyamura sharm...@mbft.com wrote:
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st1\:*{behavior:url(#default#ieooui) }If a dog is not drinking 
water and getting dehydrated, you can administer water or CS with an eye 
dropper into the rectum.  A little water at a time will be absorbed by the 
large intestine.
   
  
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  From: Pat Lawrie [mailto:doglandi...@yahoo.com] 
Sent: Tuesday, February 13, 2007 5:51 AM
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Subject: Re: CSIV Question

   
Can an IV help with that delivery? I have a very debilitated rescue dog 
with lymphoma and horrible skin condition and breathing problems. I have been 
giving CS in milk thruout day and spraying his skin, putting it in eyes, and up 
his nose for a week now. His skin is getting better but he is becoming more 
debilitated. I think tumor is pressing on a nerve as his right side is making 
walking difficult the past two days. He normally had a good appetite in which I 
was giving him raw food with vitamins and flax oil. Today he ate very little. I 
was thinking an IV of CS as a last hope effort as he is drinking very little 
water also.

 

How much would be appropriate to add to the IV drip or should I use it full 
strength? (gets back to (how much is hard to quantify). I have also thought 
of IV Vit. C, but wanted to try the CS first.

 

Pat

Ode Coyote odecoy...@alltel.net wrote:


Due to the way that CS works, it's unlikely that ANY virus or bacterium 
is resistant, however, getting the CS to where it needs to be is always 
that challenge.
That's why Kills 650 disease organisms Isn't always *Cures* 650 
diseases.
Contact is the key, delivery a challenge.
Some places are easy to deliver to, some aren't.

Kill rate has to be faster than replication rate or CS will just 'help'. 
[and how much can be hard to quantify ]

Ode

At 12:08 PM 2/12/2007 +, you wrote:

Hi all,

I have just joined this great group. I have made CS using some de-ionised 
water and run some of my own tests to prove to myself that it is effective 
against bacteria and sure enough, it works very well. I have a question 
to you all though, and that is if CS made with the DC method and 
de-ionised water is effective against viruses such as the bird flu as well?

I am asking about a general disinfectant topical spray as well as an 
alternative to the Tamiflu anti viral, because lets face it - the chances 
of getting that are slim in the UK.

If it is effective, are there any lab studies you are able to point me to?

Thanks for any advise,

J.


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Re: CSIV Question

2007-02-13 Thread Pat Lawrie
Jen, I just got 40cc of Pedialyte in him which has electrolytes like Gatorade. 
What other ingredients did you put in and what was wrong with the dog? This is 
an old and very neglected dog who was found tied up with a wire buried in his 
neck with an obvious tumor. I am praying he makes it thru the nite.
   
  Thanks for the suggestion. 
  Pat

rusty0 rus...@charter.net wrote:
  Pat, last year I saved a dogs life with of all things gatorade, which 
amazed me but it worked.  add the needed ingredients to the gator ade and I 
used an eye dropper to give it to him as he was too far gone to be able to eat 
or swallow only took about 20 minutes and he was actuall standing up on his own 
4 feet.  from then on this babe grew and grew and grew and omg grew, he is huge 
now and 1 and a half years old.   (also a spoiled brat)  Jen
- Original Message - 
  From: Pat Lawrie 
  To: silver-list@eskimo.com 
  Sent: Tuesday, February 13, 2007 4:17 PM
  Subject: Re: CSIV Question
  

  I was also putting CS in his raw food diet, but added a little milk to his 
water and CS just so he would be getting some water in as he would not drink it 
without. Was not a lot of milk. I just got this dog a week ago in a 
debilitated state. Was also giving him Hcl as that is what I had available. I 
live in Mexico and don't have everything at my disposal. Ran out of flax oil 
and can't get any more, only the capsules. I gave him papaya just this morning 
for the enzymes, but he didn't eat like he was before.
   
  I did just get back from giving him the CS in an IV. Got less than 1/2 in and 
stopped as he was kind of having a bad reaction. Then vomited. He is resting 
comfortably now. If he lives thru the nite, I will give him some more IV 
tomorrow. Don't know if he will eat anything now. At this point he is critical. 
I knew this was a possibility when I took him on, but did so to give him some 
love and care in his last days. He was used and abused as a fighting pit bull, 
but his temperament is not at all aggressive.
   
  Pat

Marlene Hanson mlehan...@msn.com wrote:
Hi Pat, I have read several places that dogs don't do well with milk or 
milk products  especially pasturized or heated. so would find another vehicle 
to give the CS with.  raw meat ground up or blended may be good with CS.  I 
would give digestive enzymes such as Wobenzymes and bromelain.  be well Marlene
  

 

  

-

From:  Pat Lawrie doglandi...@yahoo.com
Reply-To:  silver-list@eskimo.com
To:  silver-list@eskimo.com
Subject:  Re: CSIV Question
Date:  Tue, 13 Feb 2007 07:51:20 -0800 (PST)
  

  Can an IV help with that delivery? I have a very debilitated rescue dog with 
lymphoma and horrible skin condition and breathing problems. I have been giving 
CS in milk thruout day and spraying his skin, putting it in eyes, and up his 
nose for a week now. His skin is getting better but he is becoming more 
debilitated. I think tumor is pressing on a nerve as his right side is making 
walking difficult the past two days. He normally had a good appetite in which I 
was giving him raw food with vitamins and flax oil. Today he ate very little. I 
was thinking an IV of CS as a last hope effort as he is drinking very little 
water also.
  
 How much would be appropriate to add to the IV drip or should I use it 
full strength? (gets back to (how much is hard to quantify). I have also 
thought of IV Vit. C, but wanted to try the CS first.
  
 Pat

Ode Coyote odecoy...@alltel.net wrote:
  
  
Due to the way that CS works, it's unlikely that ANY virus or bacterium 
is resistant, however, getting the CS to where it needs to be is always 
that challenge.
That's why Kills 650 disease organisms Isn't always *Cures* 650 
diseases.
Contact is the key, delivery a challenge.
Some places are easy to deliver to, some aren't.

Kill rate has to be faster than replication rate or CS will just 'help'. 
[and how much can be hard to quantify ]

Ode

At 12:08 PM 2/12/2007 +, you wrote:

Hi all,

I have just joined this great group. I have made CS using some de-ionised 
water and run some of my own tests to prove to myself that it is effective 
against bacteria and sure enough, it works very well. I have a question 
to you all though, and that is if CS made with the DC method and   

de-ionised water is effective against viruses such as the bird flu as well?

I am asking about a general disinfectant topical spray as well as an 
alternative to the Tamiflu anti viral, because lets face it - the chances 
of getting that are slim in the UK.

If it is effective, are there any lab studies you are able to point me to?

Thanks for any advise,

J.


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Re: CSIV Question

2007-02-13 Thread Deborah Gerard
Bless you for being so caring to the poor animaldeb

Pat Lawrie doglandi...@yahoo.com wrote:I was also putting CS in his raw 
food diet, but added a little milk to his water and CS just so he would be 
getting some water in as he would not drink it without. Was not a lot of 
milk. I just got this dog a week ago in a debilitated state. Was also giving 
him Hcl as that is what I had available. I live in Mexico and don't have 
everything at my disposal. Ran out of flax oil and can't get any more, only the 
capsules. I gave him papaya just this morning for the enzymes, but he didn't 
eat like he was before.
   
  I did just get back from giving him the CS in an IV. Got less than 1/2 in and 
stopped as he was kind of having a bad reaction. Then vomited. He is resting 
comfortably now. If he lives thru the nite, I will give him some more IV 
tomorrow. Don't know if he will eat anything now. At this point he is critical. 
I knew this was a possibility when I took him on, but did so to give him some 
love and care in his last days. He was used and abused as a fighting pit bull, 
but his temperament is not at all aggressive.
   
  Pat

Marlene Hanson mlehan...@msn.com wrote:
Hi Pat, I have read several places that dogs don't do well with milk or 
milk products  especially pasturized or heated. so would find another vehicle 
to give the CS with.  raw meat ground up or blended may be good with CS.  I 
would give digestive enzymes such as Wobenzymes and bromelain.  be well Marlene
  

 

  

-

From:  Pat Lawrie doglandi...@yahoo.com
Reply-To:  silver-list@eskimo.com
To:  silver-list@eskimo.com
Subject:  Re: CSIV Question
Date:  Tue, 13 Feb 2007 07:51:20 -0800 (PST)
  

  Can an IV help with that delivery? I have a very debilitated rescue dog with 
lymphoma and horrible skin condition and breathing problems. I have been giving 
CS in milk thruout day and spraying his skin, putting it in eyes, and up his 
nose for a week now. His skin is getting better but he is becoming more 
debilitated. I think tumor is pressing on a nerve as his right side is making 
walking difficult the past two days. He normally had a good appetite in which I 
was giving him raw food with vitamins and flax oil. Today he ate very little. I 
was thinking an IV of CS as a last hope effort as he is drinking very little 
water also.
  
 How much would be appropriate to add to the IV drip or should I use it 
full strength? (gets back to (how much is hard to quantify). I have also 
thought of IV Vit. C, but wanted to try the CS first.
  
 Pat

Ode Coyote odecoy...@alltel.net wrote:
  
  
Due to the way that CS works, it's unlikely that ANY virus or bacterium 
is resistant, however, getting the CS to where it needs to be is always 
that challenge.
That's why Kills 650 disease organisms Isn't always *Cures* 650 
diseases.
Contact is the key, delivery a challenge.
Some places are easy to deliver to, some aren't.

Kill rate has to be faster than replication rate or CS will just 'help'. 
[and how much can be hard to quantify ]

Ode

At 12:08 PM 2/12/2007 +, you wrote:

Hi all,

I have just joined this great group. I have made CS using some de-ionised 
water and run some of my own tests to prove to myself that it is effective 
against bacteria and sure enough, it works very well. I have a question 
to you all though, and that is if CS made with the DC method and   

de-ionised water is effective against viruses such as the bird flu as well?

I am asking about a general disinfectant topical spray as well as an 
alternative to the Tamiflu anti viral, because lets face it - the chances 
of getting that are slim in the UK.

If it is effective, are there any lab studies you are able to point me to?

Thanks for any advise,

J.


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