Hi Terri, On Sun, 3 Sep 2000 16:41:58 EDT, [email protected] wrote:
>Another reason I joined was not only to learn about CS for myself but for my >cats. I've been through the archives and noticed not much is related to the >treatment of animals. Has anyone used CS on their pets? Yup, and still do. >For what reason? About 4 years ago, when I was just beginning CS stuff, one of our cats came in with a large open wound on her face -- looked like it was from a dog bite or something else. I assumed it would heal by itself, but it didn't. After about 2 weeks of watching it not get better, I put some CS into a spray bottle and sprayed the sore. I did this 2-3 times a day for 2 days. By the 3rd day, the sore was healing quickly, and after 5 days it was gone (just a large place where new fur was growing). Early last spring a stray cat dropped by, or rather, crawled, by our place. It was weak, had fur falling out, and a really bad cough -- really bad. About the same time two other strays arrived who also had bad coughs, though not quite as bad as the first. None of the cats seemed to be malnourished. Background: Our cats have 2 (or 3, depending on weather) feeding places where we have their food and water. Only 3 cats are allowed inside whenever they want, while the rest usually remain outside (they're the strays). The food is Cat Chow, the water is "city water" from a rural water company with a little bit of CS in it. It's about 1/10 ppm. (The dogs get roughly the same.) When the sick cats showed up, I increased the CS the first week or so to about 10 ppm, then about 2-4 ppm, then 1 ppm, then normal. After the first week, the 2 cats with bad coughs essentially stopped coughing. The 3rd cat seemed to be getting better (which is why I kept more CS in the water). After roughly 5 weeks, all cats were healthy, with no sign of cough. Since then, 2 of the strays have had quite healthy kittens (one of them has now had 2 litters, with one litter of 6 kittens about 1 week old). All the kittens are spoken for -- there seems to be a dearth of cats on the farms around here and the rodents are having a "hayday." >Did it help? Seemed to. >I have had a very lethal, mutant virus come in my home with one of my cats. >(Absolutely no cure in the vet. world) I have under 10 cats but most are >under 1 yr. Due to the youth of these animals and their underdeveloped >immune systems, I have watched three die, with a fourth getting ill. I put >my "500ppm" CS in their water. I did have a high postive reading on one cat >and she was under the weather for a month and a half, I assumed I would loose >her BUT she has taken a turn for the better. Could CS kill/end a virus? IMO, absolutely, if strong enough. But I wouldn't trust any store-bought CS. I have to make my own. (BTW, I don't trust store-bought distilled water unless I test it myself. I've found that some distilled water has more ppm contaminants in it than the CS I make.) >am treating my 4 month old kitten with CS in the morn and Essiac in the >eve. I am anxious to see if CS will help this as it would be a miraculous >event and sure rock the animal world for these viral demons. >I apologize ahead if this mail is not what you got on the CS list for IMO, it's exactly what kind of posts this list is for (whether or not our moderator thinks so :) <Just kidding, Mike> >but I >think if CS helps humans so much...why not animals? I belong to a feline list >for natural health care (thats how I found this list) and they have mentioned >CS occasionally but nothing that has helped. You MUST (really emphasized) make your own CS until there's some way to trust the manufacturers of store-bought stuff. You can get a low-cost CS generator for the price of two bottles from the store, and make many gallons of it. You should need several gallons to help your kittens get well (feed them only CS for their water, at 10 to 15 ppm). -- Dean -- from (almost) Duh Moyn (CDP, KB0ZDF) -- 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]>
