I have chronic leukemia, aka lymphoma, a compromised immune system and
systemic candida. I am take GSE which removes the biofilm protecting
itself from medications, it removes the biofilm, and taking two teaspoons
of store bought 500PPM CS. I am pleased with my results, but some friends
and relatives are concerned about negative affects of CS.
I have been doing this protocol for a month, should I continue or should I
fear turning grey? david lubbock tx.
On Mon, Dec 2, 2013 at 12:22 AM, Neville <one.red...@hotmail.com> wrote:
> Haven't got a website, but there are a few things on the Net one can read.
> It must be remembered though that care should be taken with the
> interpretation of any reading material.
>
> Vincent Goetsch has a downloadable piece of information titled -
> "Colloidal Silver (An Analytical - Investigative Report and Theoretical
> Overview) if you wish to read this.
>
> Ronald J Gibbs - "Silver Colloids, Do They Work?". Remember here that
> this article is NOT about the so called Colloidal Silver, it's about the
> Predominantly Ionic Silver solution, which is what can be made in your
> kitchen. He believed he was writing about 'Colloidal Silver' at the time
> when in fact he was writing about an Ionic Silver Solution, so bare that in
> mind if you read it as this specifically relates to what we make in our
> home.
>
> Not all writings are relevant to all things. There is a difference
> between what we produce in our homes using LVDC to what is purchased from
> the shop, Re: Colloidal silver {of which most are not as they do not
> satisfy accepted literature's definition of what constitutes a 'colloidal'
> product} and the Predominantly Ionic Silver solution {the home kitchen
> product}.
>
> Accepted and popular literature states that a colloidal substance should
> contain *over* 50% of the solute in particulate form in the solvent, an
> Ionic substance contains less than 50% of the solute in particulate form
> and over 50% in the *Ionic* form in the solvent.
>
> Collect as much information as is possible, then weed out the wheat from
> the chaff, the facts from the fiction, pick the bones fairly clean, then
> after all that, you will still have to make some of your own determinations
> or decisions on what information is worthy and what is not <g>.
>
> N.
>
>
>
> ------------------------------
> Date: Sun, 1 Dec 2013 18:14:48 -0800
> From: kariscromar...@yahoo.com
> To: silver-list@eskimo.com
> Subject: CS>Web site question
>
>
> I am looking for a web site that I can give to friends who don't know
> anything about EIS, to help properly educate them about it, when I give
> them some EIS as a gift. Does anyone have a suggestion? This silver-list
> would be too complicated for the "uninitiated"! I was wanting to search
> this list in case this topic had already been talked about in the archives,
> but did not know what to search for. If you have some search suggestions
> for this topic, that would be helpful too. FYI, I am pretty new to the
> colloidal silver subject also, so you may need to spell things out pretty
> clearly for me!!
>
> Thanks,
> Karis
>
