Well I am no expert on Biochemistry , Biophysics, CS, or anything else for
that matter. But i am a pragmatist. If something works and it does not harm
you, then keep doing it. I have just begun using CS for my lyme. So the
verdict is still out. but I am encouraged by the many "genuine" testimonials
Lyme patients have made re: CS. Like any other treatment for Lyme however, I
do not think the results happen over night.
rob
in memphis
From: Pamela Grant <[email protected]>
Reply-To: [email protected]
To: [email protected]
Subject: Re: CS>Colloids Ions Bio-availability was Your Last Comments on my
HVAC CS were lost
Date: Sat, 17 Jun 2000 13:25:28 -0500
>This implies that silver must be broken into atomic ions in order for
>chelation to take place, and the loose attraction of small CS aggregates
>probably promotes this process.
Please excuse me as I am new to this list and I am not a scientist, but in
reading the above a thought came to mind:
what if a plant could be fed high levels of CS, thus allowing the
plant to break the silver down into a more usable form by us humans. Would
this make sense or am I way off in my sudden ah-ha moment?--afterall "the
mind of man is inferior to the mind of nature"(Dr. Bill Nelson).
Anyway, as to the doctor/scientist/inventor mentioned above, I will
paraphrase from my notes from one of his seminars:
the mineral kingdom has weak bonds and man was not meant to take in
minerals, but plants--yes--they take in minerals and create CoValiant bonds
which are strong bonds. Since we need higher energy, that is man being
quantic in nature and needing quantic energy---
should we not get this through plants? Is this even possible with silver
and if so would it still have the effect of being a germicidal?
Does any of this make sense or am I way of base here?
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