Intracellular infection?
I believe Salmonella falls into this catagory.
There are apparently many forms of Salmonella, and typhoid fever seemingly is
the most severe form.
The food poisoning Salmonella of which I have treated myself for began as
chronic stomack pains {presumably gas} and diarrhea {two visits to the loo in
fairly quick succession}.
The consumption of a glass {250ml} in one sitting of *freshly* produced EIS/CS
stopped it within a matter of a few hours.
The solution will be at its peak of Ag+ ions and highest Ph or alkalinity value
immediately upon cessation of the brewing process, which is when I consumed it.
One sample I had tested 24 hours after production returned a Ph or alkalinity
value exceeding 9.4, what it would have been *immediately* after cessation of
the brewing process I don't know, but can only assume in all probability it
would have been higher.
It's this type of self medication for various conditions which gives me ground
for my opinions on particular aspects in the use of EIS/CS.
In this case I believe *freshly* produced EIS/CS with its high Ag+ ion content
and *possibly?* the high Ph value contributed to the rapid recovery. FWIW.
Don't ask me why I believe this, I just do, I'll leave the science to the
professionals and the biologists.
N.
Date: Sat, 10 Sep 2011 19:48:49 -0700
Subject: Re: CS>spectrographs of CS
From: [email protected]
To: [email protected]
Hi Mike and All,
Does 26 PPB upper bound relate to free silver ions or silver chloride? In
either case, oral ingestion of EIS leads to most of it being absorbed i.e.
Altman study. But over what time frame I dont know. But perhaps a high
concentration of silver chloride in the blood could exert antimicrobial
properties that exceed that of only 26 PPB free silver ions? If that were the
case, then the immune system would not necessarily be the missing factor in
effectiveness.
One thing worth asking is if anyone on this forum knows of anyone who has
successfully treated a solely, not just partially, intracellular infection?
That would shed light on this also. Of course, I cannot actually name a solely
intracellular infection either...
Regarding oral EIS, would chasing it with a pure regimen of larger doses of
peroxide provide additional benefit than simply adding a small amount of
peroxide to EIS?
Perhaps inadequate concentration of intracellular silver chloride may be one
reason for peaking on oral EIS improvement.
General question...why do bugs in vitro or otherwise need a minimum
concentration to die? I guess getting shot with 1 BB gun continuously gives
bugs enough time to patch up their wounds, whereas getting shot with 50 BB guns
does not?
Regarding silver cell...perhaps a continous all day long sublingual supply of
free silver ions could provide far more stem cell related results than anything
previously?
And last, one bizzare idea just for kicks...set a silver ``trap``. Somehow
intentionally cause accumulation of metallic silver of silver compounds
intracellulary...perhaps with liposomes...then spring the trap with
peroxide...perhaps with liposomal vitamin C which I guess would create
intracellular peroxide. Result...a huge burst of silver ions for a short time?
~David
