>>So Reid and Scott if they tell you how much is the amount that caused the >>adverse effect that is where you stop using it. How about using a >>product that NEVER causes an adverse effect.
Interestly the recent death of a girl at night clubs in the UK who was taking Ecstacy died of drinking to much water and not the drug. BTW Ecstacy has the same reaction percentage as peanut butter - 1:100,000,000 dosages. Penecilin is 1:200,000. >Robert et al > >Yes..pre preparation is what I had in mind. > >> other elements then that is a slightly different process. Pre preparation >> of the water for colloidal silver however could certainly include magnets >> but not during the electronic process. Anyone else got knowledge on this? There are a couple products around over here that are magnets that clamp onto water pipes to 'clean' the water. >Come to think of it what about post preparation too? My interpretation >of the Homoeopathic method is that the concentrations become so low that >there must be only an 'imprint' left on/in the water. I have this brilliant documentary that shows homepathic heart poison being used on a dismembered rats heart beating away in a glass tube connected to a pace maker of some sort. When dripped into onto the heart, the heart had an 'attack'. Damn hard to explain it by the placebo effect ;-) ..... Also redid the experiment using EM field copied from posion, same effect. some similar type of info at: http://munshi.sonoma.edu/jamal/weird.html On the subtle energy frount try the website of: Bridges: Magazine of The International Society for the Study of Subtle Energies & Energy Medicine Editors Carol J. Schneider, Ph.D., Editor Glenn Johnson, Ph.D., Associate Editor Carol Snarr, Ph.D., Assistant Editor Margaret Wirkus, Assistant Editor C. Penny Hiernu, Managing Editor Statement of Purpose Bridges, the ISSSEEM Magazine, is published primarily for the purpose of establishing a professional resource for practitioners and individuals who are interested in the study of informational systems and energies that interact with the human psyche and physiology, either enhancing or perturbing healthy homeostasis. Bridges is published quarterly and includes theoretical or informational papers, short research articles, case studies, reports, book reviews, and interviews with leading figures in the study or uses of subtle energies. Readers are encouraged to submit manuscripts to be considered for publication. Articles should be related to subtle energies and/or energy medicine and may range between 500 and 2500 words. Bridges includes diverse opinions and explorations. Any therapies presented are not necessarily proven, but are only indications of treatment modalities that may be of interest to readers. Papers included reflect the opinion of the individual and do not necessarily reflect the thoughts of the editors, the staff, or the board of ISSSEEM. Please address all subscription correspondence, change of address information and undeliverable copies to the ISSSEEM Central Office, 356 Goldco Circle, Golden, CO 80403.
