RE: CS>FliesHow many minutes at time do you and your children nebulize? How
many times a day to successfully clear an infection? Does anyone know if it is
possible to over-nebulize? How about too many days in a row? Where does all
that CS go once it reaches the lung areas?
Thank you all so much,
Janet
----- Original Message -----
From: John Osowiecki
To: Gary L. Green ; [email protected]
Sent: Sunday, April 14, 2002 6:36 AM
Subject: CS>Nebulizing CS
Gary,
I have been asthmatic since birth, and like you, am very prone to infections
in my lungs. Through my childhood and into my adulthood, I have had chronic
bronchitis, in addition to pnemonia at least twice a year. I was given
antibiotics so often as a child, that I am now allergic to them...........all
of them...........which is what made me seek out a natural alternative. Since
finding colloidal silver I no longer fear for my life when I feel illness
coming on. I nebulize with it and my lungs stay clear. I also use the
nebulizer on my young children when they get a sinus or respiratory infection.
One of my children is an immune suppressed kidney transplant in liver
failure................and I have been able to keep her out of the hospital
numerous times by nebulizing CS with her. In fact, I just cured her of RSV
which is a respiratory virus that is particularly fatal in immuno-compromised
people. I am so thankful of CS and my nebulizer. FYI <big smile>.........just
HAD to do it........I make my own CS using a very portable, inexpensive and
convenient generator that I got from www.sunstoneherbals.com .It might be worth
you looking into these generators for resale to your friends and patients. It
makes CS in small quantities ( 16 ounces of 6-8ppm per hour), but I was
thinking in light of your issues with customs this might be a compact device
that is easy to use that you would be able have shipped to you with little
difficulty. It doesn't even remotely compare to the quantity that you can make
with the silvergen, but I can tell you that the quality has suited our many
needs over and above my expectations..............and it is certainly feasible
for someone to make CS to meet their families needs and not have to depend on
you. It fits in a ziploc sandwich bag and I bring it with me everywhere when I
travel. Hospitals are our "home away from home" and I can carry it with me in
my purse and make CS wherever we are.
Just my two cents,
God Bless,
Christiane
----- Original Message -----
From: Gary L. Green
To: [email protected]
Sent: Saturday, April 13, 2002 7:05 AM
Subject: RE: CS>Flies
>Since the bugs seem to like to take up residence in my lungs I'm going to
combine CS with a nebulizer. Anyone had any experience with this?
Again folks, thanks.
Gary>
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