Dear James,
We are in general agreement with your position. We
have found the TDS-1 to be of immense value to the
average "do-it-yourselfer" .most especially when utilized for
the lower ppm ranges (5 to 20ppm). While the PWT
unit is superior, we do not deem it worth the extra
cost (we give the TDS-1 away with the LVDC generation
units to some poverty-limited families) especially so since the
PWT is just a relative improvement on a generalized
measure ----itself. We feel the TDS-1 is of definite value
in making a general determination of the range of the ppm
one is generating. Sincerely, ; Brooks Bradley.
James Allison wrote: On the subject of the TDS1 tester, in
my opinion, while I agree that the TDS1 "can" be off by
20ppm, in the "hundreds" of units I've tested, I have
never found one to be off by more than one or two
points, unless it was actually a faulty meter that wouldn't
even read the calibration sol correctly. Just because
something has the potential to do something, doesn't
necessarily mean that it will always do so. Just
because lightning "can" strike you and kill you, doesn't
mean that it will. Again,only my opinion; the TDS1 is a
great meter, and gives one a fairly good idea of where
they're sitting ppm wise if they are making ionic silver.
; If one is truly a perfectionist, the only real way to
tell the ppm is to send your stuff to a lab, and even
then from what I understand, if the same samples from one
batch are sent to two different labs, you're going to get
two different reports. ;Yours in health,
James Allison
I guess you didn't get the jist of what I said.
The TDS can be off as much as 20 or 40 at ANY
reading depending on the unit's full scale. You cannot
reliably measure something in the range of .1 to 3.0
with a meter that has an accuracy of +/- 20. It's
for measuring in the range of a few hundred. Use it to
measure the amount of minerals in your tap water and
it'll work just fine. Trem
You said: It's for measuring the Total Dissolved Solids in
water such as
tap water. That usually ranges from 200 to 600+ uS
(microsiemens) which is just right for the TDS meter to
measure.
So a TDS is good for testing the quality of the
distilled water we use?
I believe you may be overstating the case. We have
often utilized CS as an enema protocol constituent
(live-saving in many cases) in an emergency measure for dogs
challenged by Parvo .without attendant complications exacerbating
the primary insult. While CS does, in fact, affect the
entire flora community in the alimentary tract, as the
exiting mass moves further into the lower bowel (if due
only to moisture loss) any effects from CS would would
appear of secondary consideration (in our opinion).
Additionally, the helpful flora re-establishes quite
readily....unless one is continually ingesting large
quantities/concentrations of CS. Even in those cases it has
proven to be a rather simple matter to re-establish normal
populations of the major bacterial colonies through a simple
"interspersing" (time-based) protocol.
Actually, we have found few lower-bowel insults of any
type, excepting mechanical/circulation compromises usually
attendant with extreme moisture loss/constipation----or
hemorrhoid-issulted tissue in the anal area.
Exactly what do you mean by IV
water? Please identify, exactly, what solution to which you
are referring. I am unaware of uncontaminated, non-toxic,
water-based solutions introducing an immuno-suppressive response
when introduced intravenously. Such knowledge would be of
pronounced interest to us-----please elaborate upon this
occurrence, if convenient for you to do so.
Sincerely,
Brooks Bradley.
[email protected] wrote:
The IV water will give you a headache and will be
immuno suppressive, and the CS enema will kill friendly
bacteria. Neither one is a good idea.
Dear Sir/Madam,
I am NOT a doctor and do not give medical advice.
I believe you will find that no rational adult human being
would, knowingly, inject any solution (IV or IM) which was
not free of toxins/contaminates.
Bob Berger's advice appears quite sensible. It would appear
to be folly to inject anything other than sterile solutions.
However, in a life-threatening emergency (if it was yours
truly) I would not hesitate to use any properly generated
colloidal silver. I am not recommending such, nor is this
to be construed as medical advice----it is just a
citizen's opinion.
The bactericidal/viricidal character of CS make it peculiarly
useful as an adjunct in such protocols----because of its
ability not only to address pathogenic insults currently
presenting in the circulation system .but for its beneficial
control of incidental pathogenic contamination of the parent
solution used in the IV procedure. Sincerely, Brooks
Bradley.
p.s. The casual preparation of homemade CS for IV use
by the layman, without laboratory-grade precautions/environment
would appear to be a recipe for disaster. At least that
is my opinion.
[email protected] wrote:
> Dr Bradley, I just assumed that water would not be
> compatible with blood on account of contaminates in the
> water would trigger a immune response. I may be wrong.
> I'd like to hear from anyone who does decide to make
> and inject CS, and the method used to make it. Thanks
>
Date: Tue, 29 Apr 2003 20:27:59
Dear Tom,
I just read your post. Had you modified your experimental
protocol to evaluate the implementation of DSMO (Instead of
or together with MSM) I believe you would have found the
favorable response an order of magnitude more effective than
just MSM. ; A 5% to 10% DMSO (by volume) companion
agent for the colloidal silver has demonstrated----for us---to
be exceptionally powerful in entraining and translocating
colloidal silver, not only to the compromised tissue around
the nerve, the nerve itself .but, also, in many instances
to areas surrounding the "bottom" of the root/nerve
interface.
Best wishes in your experimental medical researches.
Sincerely, ; Brooks Bradley.
Tom wrote:
I cracked a tooth not so long ago, one that had a
filling which also fell partially out. When it first cracked
the pain was horrendous, only when I drank milk though did
it really hurt. I was already taking daily CS for it's
health benefits. I continued with CS everyday but to no
avail until I read something, there is a common bacteria
in milk that rots teeth, I can't remember its name but
yes it is there. What was happening was this bacteria was
attacking at the root and even swishing CS around in my
mouth couldn't get at it completely below the tooth,
figuring the tooth was doomed I went to the dentist, right
away he suggested root canal saying the nerve was probably
going bad. I am no dentist but I'm also not an idiot,
with the pain I was feeling I would say the nerve was
working quite alright, better than fine. He scheduled me to
see an endo and gave me a prescription for painkillers and
penicillin. Well I took the pain killer but not the
penicillin, you guessed CS. Anyway trying to figure out
how to get the CS to the nerve I used an MSM/CS
cocktail hoping it would get deeper into the tooth. It did
but not completely. I then discovered something cool, the
fillings where causing this because I started feeling the
pain everywhere in mouth where a filling was, I am sure
you probably are experiencing pain similar to this, what I
also discovered was if I used the CS by inhaling it into
my nose after about a week all pain in my mouth was
gone, it works its way into the sinus's below you eyes
on the sides of you nose aboveyour gums and can better
be absorbed into your gums. This worked for me, since then
I cracked the tooth even more (but no pain, and the
nerve is working) and I am going to go get it crowned
and have the amalgam fillings removed.
> Two dentists have now made exclamations about how a
previously rotting hole > in a tooth is suddenly clean
bone with the bacterial colony ..quite gone.
> One such hole was deemed clean enough to fill without
drilling. That person had started using CS as a mouthwash
between visits and blew the docs mind on his return for
the drill and fill routine. My experience has been the
same with 4 year old "watch spots" doing nothing at all.
> Ken
you wrote:
I cut my thumb yesterday right along with the onions I
was preparing for my shrimp gumbo supper... nicked it pretty
good too...enough to draw several large drops of blood...and
I had to apply pressure to stop the bleeding.
I went straight for a Band-Aid and pulled out the
antibacterial/pain ointment I always use and thought "Why not
wash it and then douse my cut with a little CS."
I must admit the pain relief promised by the ointment
was tempting, but I decided I'd not know if the CS really
worked if I added it...except big chicken that I am....
; I decided that if it still stung before
> bedtime I'd add the pain relief..
So I washed my hands, poured on a splash of CS, did
not dry my cut, added a Band-Aid then finished preparing
dinner.
I forgot all about my wound. I never felt any pain
after the initial shock of the knife to my flesh.
It's been 18 hrs and not once have I felt pain...usually
I'd have to reapply the ointment several times by now and
it never really eliminated the stinging...
I can apply pressure to my wound...which involved a fairly
nice chunk of cut skin right next to my thumbnail... and
still I do not feel a thing...the cut is well on its
way to healing nicely...Something that would have taken at
least a couple of days using the ointment.
CS is amazing stuff...no wonder the FDA and drug
companies want it discredited...I'm putting little spray bottles
all over my house, in my car, in my purse, I'm giving
them to all my friends...and my family.
Keep the faith folks and spread the word! If a religion
must be formed to circumvent the government, so be it! I'm
all for nonprofit research!
CS kills the germs and this allows your body to heal
itself naturally!
> >WOW!~ sounds like a bumper sticker to me! And I really
liked the suggestion of treating the caregivers and anyone
exposed to SARS with CS...or any other infectious disease
for that matter...
> >That would go a long way to preventing the spread
> of infection.
Great idea...I'll never leave the house without mine...And
girlfriends...instead of using those dumb toilet seat covers
in public
> >restrooms...just spray your seat with a little CS
before you sit and douse your hands after you wash them!
Kill germs the natural way and save a few trees in
the process! Kathie
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