On Wed, 22 Sep 1999 02:12:15 -0400, "Britta Jones" <[email protected]> wrote:
>Since this past weekend, especially after having read the Lindeman article,
>and also Bruce Stenulson's pages I made a whole bunch of
>test batches with distilled water, nothing added, heated water, and room
>temperature water. Depending on the length of time processed,
>and the time depended on the amount of water used (8 or 16 oz) it
>always came out in some shade of yellow, very light to golden amber,
>except the room temperature water (distilled, storebought) it turned
>pink. I discontinued that process and set it in a dark cabinet for
>comparison and to keep track in writing the next day. The next day
>this pink water had turned yellow, like a "post-it" note. All batches showed
>the Tyndall effect, without a doubt. I was happy.
>But I have no idea how I can test the ppm, if I used 8 oz of water
>the process took approx. 40 minutes, when I used 16 oz of water it took 60
>minutes, however, all batches were quite a bit darker yellow
>the next day. Also, when I poured the solutions out of the jars I had made
>them in, the jars had a thin, amber, mirrorlike film on the
>inside of them, which I really had to scrub, to get it off.
>Therefore I ask, is this to be expected? Is it harmful?
Britta,
Everything you describe sounds "normal" and "within specs".
Golden is still good.
>But above that I have an even more urgent question. My son had told
>a Viet Nam vet friend of his that I make CS, and when this man ran out of his
>store -bought solution, he asked if I could help him out
>and make some for him? He appears to be suffering from the effects of AGENT
>ORANGE, pretty badly at that, but he has confidence in the
>CS but also takes prescription meds for it.
>
>I would be very happy to help the guy out temporarily but even that
>scares me because I don't know what ppm I'm getting and if it is even
>appropriate.
Your ppm won't be very high. Very high is not needed in most cases.
>Do any of you know of someone, or have firsthand knowledge with
>regard to CS and Agent Orange? Would CS actually represent a boost to his
>immune system, in your opinion? If so, would you be so kind
>and tell me how and why you think it would?
If it were me, I'd go ahead and try it. I think I'd stipulate that he was on
his own as far as responsibility though. I firmly believe that we each make our
own (informed) choices, and are responsible for ourselves alone.
>Being the wife of a military vet myself, and by now knowing a whole lot more
>than I did then, I sincerely believe that many of these suffering veterans
>have been shafted too much, too long, and wishing
>someone well, even prayer, for someone who is starving or slowly
>dying just doesn't cut it, it just isn't enough effort on my part.
Again, your choice!
>Although my computer is ancient and the hard drive only has 500MEG
>I invite your opinions whether by list or regular e-mail to me, if you would,
>please.
Ah yes, not too long ago, I bought the "upgrade" of a 20 (that's TWENTY) meg
hard drive for my 386 that replaced my TRS-80 that came with a audio cassette
data storage!
Chuck
And they shall beat their swords into plowshares,
for if you hit a man with a ploughshare,
he'll know he's been hit
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