Hello - I'm Wendy and am new to this list.  We have been using CS for a few 
years now and it has changed our lives.

What I would like to know or ask here is about the Website on Rosemary Jacobs - 
the woman who claims to have argryria from colloidal silver.

Just with common sense, in thinking it through - it doesn't make sense to me - 
with so many who have used colloidal silver in the last 100 years - and I'm 
sure the particles were not THAT small back then.... ??? Why do we not hear of 
a lot of other cases besides Rosemary's???  And of course, whenever you speak 
of colloidal silver on a elist - or whatever - there is ALWAYS the 
conscientious objector (to CS) using Rosemary Jacobs' picture and story there 
(!).  

would appreciate any further info.

Nice to meet you all
wendy

    -----Original Message-----
    From: [email protected] <[email protected]>
    To: [email protected] <[email protected]>
    Date: Friday, May 11, 2001 4:50 AM
    Subject: Re: CS>elderly client
    
    
    Brooks, THANK YOU for posting this.  It is fascinating, and yet so simple.  
 
    Will be following every word on this, to understand just how it is done.  
We 
    have several cases of the flesh eating bacteria in our area, and it never 
    hurts to be prepared.  In addition to CS, this might make a difference.  
suzy 
      
    
    
        
                                   Dear Gage, 
               Almost without exception, cases of this type (most especially in 
        the elderly) involve some form of veinous stasis or similar 
        circulatory insufficiency.  We conducted some rather extensive 
evaluations 
        of lower extremity circulation experimentations/evaluations during 
        1999-2000.......almost exclusively on geriatric group volunteers.  In 
the 
        most serious challenges, multiple protocols were required----especially 
        hyperbaric-type environmental modifications.  One, very simple, 
technique 
        involved the utilization of  clear plastic "garbage bags".  The entire 
        lower leg....up to the knee....was encased in the bag and suitable 
taping 
        or pressure was applied to the top edges to maintain a very low---or 
        NO---pressure loss.  Using a small plastic tube, 02 was used to inflate 
the 
        bag to its full capacity (high pressures WERE  NOT required for 
acceptable 
        results).  We found that 20 to 30 minute applications, executed 
        approximately every 4 hours during the day period were (in a majority 
of 
        cases)  sufficient to MAKE THE DIFFERENCE between complete 
        remission.....and "control". 
                       This modality proved to be very economical, simple, and 
is 
        certainly within the reach of even the most "financially stressed" 
        experimenter. 
                       For a more complete explanation of the "exactly" how we 
        conducted these evaluations......contact me "off-list". 
                                       I must go now.   Sincerely,  Brooks 
        Bradley.