> Janis wrote, > > You said: > > <<Don't worry guys shortly I will be off this list because it is starting to > depress me badly all the hokey ideas like CS does not differentiate > between them, but does differentiate between the different medias, so > the intestinal bacteria are safe. >>
What is hokey about it? Science is done by doing experiments and looking at the results. Knowledge is gained that way. We are not talking about ideas, but scientific tests that have been done to determine what the truth is. I have paid University of Tennessee do a number of these tests myself to determine what is fact. First of all there is no such thing as good and bad bacteria. There are aerobic and aerobic bacteria, which some people call good and bad, but it is a misnomer. Most bacteria can switch between aerobic and anaerobic depending on the environment. If there is free oxygen available then most bacteria will be aerobic. If they are cannot become aerobic, such as botulism, then they are killed by free oxygen. If there is insufficient oxygen available, then they switch to anaerobic metabolism. This is not an idea, it is not hokey, it is proven fact. Now, is the bacteria in the intestines good or bad? Usually they are good. But if you take these same bacteria and let them grow in the vagina, they cause infection, inflammation, and if they get up into the wrong parts, can cause sterility. So that means that they are bad. But they are the same bacteria!!! They are good if in the intestines, bad if in the vagina, and deadly if in the blood. That is why the VietCong rubbed their bullets in stools, the good bacteria in the stool is deadly in a wound. Likewise tetanus and a host of other bacteria are deadly if you get them in your blood, but in a pile of dung does a good job of breaking it down into harmless soil. So how could CS differentiate between them if they are the same? The answer is, it doesn't. ANY bacteria that CS comes in contact with will be killed. We have done tests that have proven that CS kills every bacteria we tested it with, including what is normally in the intestines, as well as what normally causes diseases. What we found though is that the particles MUST have good mobility and come in contact with the bacteria. If you mix CS into a solid matrix (most of our testing was with gelatin but the contents of the intestines are also mostly solid) we found that the particles do not move around, and the bacteria are not killed. If we heat it or thin it down to a liquid, they are killed. Thus the majority of the bacteria in the intestines can survive fine since they never contact any particles. If you thin the contents down, for instance if you have a bad case of dysentery, then CS is quite effective in the intestines. This is great news for how it works and when it kills. So why would this depress you? I can't think of a better mechanism for killing what is causing problems, and not killing what is needed. It isn't hokey, it is scientifically supported fact. Marshall -- 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]>
