Dear Mr. Downey.
I sympathize with your circumstance, having lost
a dear
young associate to cystic fibrosis, just last year. A comment or two
that may
prove of interest to you: We have, in the past, conducted research
employing
nebulizers and CS/MSM solutions....driven by both compressed air and
pressurized
O2.
We found that dissolving MSM crystals in 10 ppm CS to obtain
a
"super-saturated" solution, yielded the most effective substance for
addressing
upper respiratory disorders----affecting the bulk of our human
volunteers.
The advantage of adding MSM to the equation is the very
pronounced
gain in "penetration" obtained through the mucous barrier affecting
various forms
of alveolar fibrotic conditions. Additionally, we found that using an
applied O2
pressure regulated to 30 psi, yielded the optimal choices for
focusing/regulating
the discharge geometry from our nebulizing systems. If you are
interested, I
made several posts last winter/spring outlining, basically, the
mechanics of our
experimental researches (included were the parts lists and part # of a
very
economical artist's air-brush assembly we used in these evaluations).
I did not retain a copy of my postings and do not have a
readily-available archive containing those posts. However, I have a
young
internet acquaintance named Ivan Anderson, who I believe does have a
copy of
those posts. His email address is [email protected] I am confidant he
would be
pleased to share them with you.
Because of the very powerful complications of disorders
similar
to yours, that invoke very compromising mucous problems within the
alveolar
environment----I strongly suggest you familiarize yourself with
Enzymatic
Therapies. We have enjoyed some genuine success (in our experimental
researches)
using chymotripsin, trypsin, bromelain and associated protease-type
enzymes.
A layman can do no better than to inform themselves through
such
books as "The Complete Book of Enzyme Therapy", By Dr. Anthony J.
Cichoke. It is
a 1999 publication and is an absolutely splendid reference and easily
understandable by the layman. Amazon books carries it via the Internet.
Do feel free to contact me off-line, if you so desire.
Sincerely. Brooks Bradley.
[email protected] wrote:
> I am new to this list and so would like to familiarize you as to my condition
> and use of colloidal silver. My name is Gene Downey and I live in Des
> Moines, Iowa. I have been disabled with idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis for 3
> years. I have been on 02 24/7 for this period of time. I have not been on
> conventional drugs for most of this time after much study and research into
> them. I have come to believe that their side effects and related problems
> are worst in my case than the help they can give.
> With this disease I have lung capacity and diffusion problems. We have the
> tendency to get infections of the sinuses and upper respiratory system. In
> times past I have had serious infections and started to use colloidal silver
> solution in a nebulizer to help me keep going till other systemic treatments
> like some antibiotics can be found. The thing about colloidal silver that I
> likes was the fact that it effects such a wide base of organisms. This seems
> to allow it to cover more bases that most other forms of treatments. But it
> has helped me in times of need with these problems.
> I wish to pass on something I have learned. I need 02 most of the time
> anyway so I have learned to get a denser atomization of the silver into my
> lungs. I do this by using an 02 pressure regulator set at 20 PSI on an 02
> tank. This amount of pressure seems to work very well. I also extend the
> end of the nebulizer to the rear of the mouth. I have found that if you put
> a tube on the other end of the nebulizer, that one can use it to store up the
> cloud between breathes. Also, if you put your finger over the end on the
> tube and start to draw a breath first, then release the finger, you get a
> higher velocity to carry the cloud deeper into the lung.
> But I have a few questions to ask. One is, how is this silver taken up
> through the tissues? Is it totally absorbed into the system and circulated
> thought out the body? Is there any build up in the lung area from repeated
> use say of a couple of times a day? How is this metal eliminated from the
> body? By that I mean is it eliminated through the liver, kidneys, or what?
> What has been done in research about its effect on the body as a metal when
> we hear so much about detrimental effects of other metals on the body?
> Another area I would like to hear some information on is its effect on the
> bacterial content of the digestive system. How does it effect the needed
> bacteria of the intestines? I have tried to deliver it directly to the
> infected area so as to avoid this problem and to have it at its strongest
> concentration in the area it is needed in.
> I wish to thank all of you that can help me with this line of discovery
> before hand. I have not found this information in any of my research so far.
> I am also a user of herbs and the like also. One learns to use all ones
> weapons in a fight like this one. There is no cure for this fatal disease
> and really little is known. I am on a TX list for a lung and so far that is
> really the only help offered. And it has many pitfalls also.
>
> Gene Downey
>
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