Could someone explain to me what EIS is? Thanks Nicky
> On Feb 8, 2018, at 9:05 PM, Neville <[email protected]> wrote: > > Well, I can tell you first hand for the Shingles virus. Family member had > considerable rash/blisters/ scabs etc blah blah, front on stomach and back on > one side of the torso. This person took *nothing*, repeat, *nothing* from > the Medical Fraternity, I treated it immediately with EIS, externally, then a > cough was developed later so treated EIS using a Nebuliser. The Shingles > cleared up and scarring was minimal, if at all. Some post hermetic neuralgia > was experienced, but only for a couple of weeks from memory, then settled > down and the Shingles was cleared. I have administered EIS to two (2) people > who were diagnosed with Shingles and both were successful, at home. For what > it's worth. > > The only question I can't find an answer to is - - Had the original Chicken > Pox virus been eradicated and would/could/can catch Chicken Pox again later > in life? Don't know and can't find out? > > This is the problem with our EIS, you can't find very much help via > research...Anywhere? The only way to find things out is really by > experimentation, using yourself, or someone else, as a guinea pig. Thinking > and reasoning and questioning is the only way to find out things for oneself. > You'll either cure something, or it might be non effective, or you might > kill yourself, so be it. At my age I don't really care anymore, and I ain't > dead yet, nor are those other two people, one much younger and > one...Old-"ish". <g> > > There is nothing to lose by using EIS, non toxic blah blah... Don't believe > most of what you hear/read is all I can say. But I make a distinction > between 'CS' and 'EIS'. Others might argue that, but I won't. They need to > read much more and understand the distinction between both, but I won't go > into that, they can. > > N. > > > From: Reid Harvey <[email protected] <mailto:[email protected]>> > Sent: Friday, 9 February 2018 3:42 AM > To: Silverlist Post > Subject: CS>CS and viruses > > Greetings, > > How effective is CS against viruses in general? While these are a lot > smaller than bacteria is, does this pose a problem? What about effectiveness > against such viruses as those of HIV and ebola and even the flu? I keep > thinking about applications in Africa. > > Reid
