Wow Judith, that was a great e-mail! Glad to see you over on the CS list as I have enjoyed your mailings on the "Alternacare" list as well.
Pam >Hi all, > What a pleasant surprise to find there is a CS list! > I use CS for a number of cooking purposes - mainly to prevent >illness. I dip meats in a CS diluted solution - even some that is >dubious in age - no untoward reactions to date. I slosh it in stews, >cups of tea - when I have cold water form our tank. I live in rural >South Australia. > >I am an aspartame victim and part of the world wide organisation >against its use on humans. One of the joys of the toxin is that as I >age physically [not mentally] I develop other chemical sensitivities. >Just this week the fumes from shoepolish almost sent me raving. A >smell I previously had enjoyed. I lose the use of my leg muscles when >our nice neighbour on the property behind us burns plastic and the >fumes come our way. He illegally feed-lots cattle and gives them >dated sliced bread - then burns the plastic bags... Our local govt. >response was - well let us know next time it happens... > >I am involved in things herbal; the best list I've found is [alas] Nth >American - European herbally oriented and my suggestions for using Sth >American and other herbal remedies is not welcomed by the >traditionalists. As I believe that selecting whatever gives the best >results from whatever source the source should be the criteria, I >persevere. I am also on a Kombucha tea list. [The mention of CS and >K on the herb list causes an immediate "bounce"] And I suffer from >fingers that can't spell ... :) > >The herb Cat's Claw [Uncaria tomentosa] is also a viricide as well as >a herb for tumours. It is said it will give relief to the side >effects of chemotherapy. > >Cancer therapists here recommend the drinking of Kombucha tea - a >ferment. The list suggests using green tea. Green tea is also >recommended for the treatment of cancer, as are a few seeds [3-5] of >apricots. The great cyanide in apricots scare was just another of >those - it will ruin our [medical] business scares.... That is why >they are taken in low dosages - small quantities work well - larger >dosages don't work better or faster. > >Pau d'Arco [Tabebuia avellenadae or Lapacho] in tea or capsuled >extract form [the equivalent to 4 x 1mg dosages daily - maximum >recommended] for the treatment of even terminal cancer. As a tea, 1 >tablespoon of the dried herb is considered to give the equivalent of >500mg when boiled in a cup of water for 10 mins. Much cheaper to use >the extract. In Australia no mention of anything this herb can do may >be written on the packaging. > >I no longer consume milk or other milk products - only butter. Use >olive oil or coconut oils as other sources of fat. Coffee is also a >wassa, now I take an alternative or have guarana as a beverage once or >twice a day plus Siberian Ginseng. Guarana [not more than 1 gram at a >time] works differently on the body to the caffeine in coffee straight >which can cause headaches, jitteriness, palpitations and constipation. >I also drinks lots of different teas - some for taste - others for >value healthwise. > >Although I see some discussions are moving in a direction that may not >interest me, it is obvious that is a lively list - I've unsubbed the >general list and gone onto the digest list accordingly! > >Regards, >Judith. > > > > >-- >The silver-list is a moderated forum for discussion of colloidal silver. > >To join or quit silver-list or silver-digest send an e-mail message to: >[email protected] -or- [email protected] >with the word subscribe or unsubscribe in the SUBJECT line. > >To post, address your message to: [email protected] >Silver-list archive: http://escribe.com/health/thesilverlist/index.html >List maintainer: Mike Devour <[email protected]>
