Can you name some of the herbs?
On Sat, Sep 6, 2014 at 9:53 PM, moxaman <bbane...@earthlink.net> wrote: > You can’t really “kill” a virus because it isn’t alive. You can > deactivate it or prevent it from entering cells and apparently it is PH > sensitive but you can’t kill it in the way you kill bacteria. CA should > work well for most virus so long as it can contact it. Since many virus > hide inside cells, below mucous membranes, and the like it can be very > difficult to eliminate a virus completely. The best way is to stimulate > your own immune system in conjunction with using CS or other means to > destroy the virus, making sure your PH is leaning towards alkaline will > help too. CS is like a second immune system, doing much of the work of > your own, but nothing works as well as your innate immune system (over 80% > of which is located in your intestines). There are many herbs in the > Chinese pharmacopea that have been used for symptoms mimicking Ebola... > hemorrhagic fevers have been around for centuries and are considered “heat > toxins” in the blood, liver, and elsewhere. Several herbs have excellent > anti viral capabilities along with their antibiotic properties. > > *From:* Phil Morrison <philmorrison...@gmail.com> > *Sent:* Tuesday, September 2, 2014 3:30 PM > *To:* silver-list@eskimo.com > *Subject:* CS>Major quarantine and experimental vaccines to curb Ebola - > health - 01 September 2014 - New Scientist > > > > TJ Garland asks, "Any more studies on using CS for ebola?" > > The more interesting question is "What viruses does CS not kill?" > > >
