To all interested List Members.
                        Some years ago, we found a very useful alternative to IV
utilization of CS in human volunteers.  By diluting 2 ounces of 5 to 10 ppm CS
with approximately 4 ounces of water and mixing the proper amount of powdered
gatorade (or any balanced fluid electrolyte) you will have a solutilon that will
be absorbed, approximately, 10 times as fast as ordinary tap water.
                    There are ancillary components which could be added, in
extreme cases, but this simple protocol will give absorption/transport speeds
nearing IV infusions administered in extremity veins.
                    Canulating veins and arteries is not as danger-free as one
might....at first blush....imagine.  Amateurish efforts have resulted in many
unfortunate results----not the least of which are air embolisms.
                      Please do not regard these remarks as pedantic.....I am
just concerned over someone attempting something (IV protocols) which may 
involve
serious consequences to their health.
                        Sincerely,  Brooks Bradley.
[email protected] wrote:

> Marsha,
> I really wouldn't enjoy "needling" myself, but at some point it was mentioned
> about CS only working in a liq. environment. Questions being raised about CS
> reaching the intestines and not working there. So blood being a liq., if
> someone were to have a life threatning problem, wouldn't that be the quickest
> way to get CS through the whole body in lightning speed? CS having no side
> effects as opposed to some antibiotics and other meds.
> Terri
>
> << Dear Terri, Why bother? It works well when swallowed, so why have the pain
>  of sticking it in???
>  Love,
>  Marsha >>
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