Kathy Tankersley wrote:
I'm really new to this CS thing, and I was wondering what EIS stands
for also IE and ppm.
EIS is electrolytically isolated silver, that is what almost everyone
here is making. IE usually refers to Internet Explorer, the browser
that Microsoft provides. ppm is parts per million, expressed in weight,
that is mg of silver per liter of water.
If anyone could educate me I'd appreciate it. I notice that in the
Health Store, there is different PPM's for silver. some as high
as 400 ppm, some low as 10ppm, etc. Is the bigger number stronger and
better for you?
No, the 10 ppm is the best. 400 ppm is NOT colloidal silver, despite
what it may say on the label and can turn you blue, and does not work as
well as true 10 ppm EIS.
Marshall
Thanks, Kathy
----- Original Message ----- From: "Marshall Dudley"
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To: <[email protected]>
Sent: Tuesday, December 01, 2009 2:58 PM
Subject: Re: CS>Minimum amount of CS to prevent disease
Richard Goodwin wrote:
Has anyone ever discovered what might be a reasonable minimum amount
and frequency of CS to ingest to maintain health free of colds, flu,
etc., assuming you are not trying to get over some disease?
I ingested about one ounce a day of 5 ppm EIS for about 7 years,
with nary a cold or flu. However due to the bluing of my fingernail
moons over
the last couple of years, after switching to 15 to 20 ppm EIS, I have
discontinued using EIS for prevention, and am taking 5,000 IE of D3
instead, with similar results, IE no sicknesses with me or my
family. I still will swig some EIS if I get food poisoning, or feel
something coming
on (which has not happened yet after switching to the D3). Also for
standbys if I ever do seem to be getting something are olive leaf
extract,
oreganol, Del Immune V, MMS, and Vitamin C.
Marshall
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