Several years ago I read a cite that said that CS was effective against mycoplasmas. I am not sure where it is in the mass of data I have collected. Some of it is not well-organized. I do not recall it being based on hard studies. You might try searching.
Suggested: +mycoplasma+"colloidal silver". I don't know if the Brigham Young study has covered mycoplasmas, and they probably don't acknowledge the existance of the bio-war bugs constructed from them. To date, no one has found a bacteria pathogenic to man that does not quickly succumb to CS. There was one found by Dr. Bart A. Flick of Argentum Research, that lived in silver-bearing soil that was resistant until cultured for a few generations in a silver-free environment; then it was killed by the silver. Brucellosis is conventionally treated with Tetracycline's, usually Doxycycline. I think that is still the drug of choice. CS should work. There is the Donald Scott issue of the blending of Brucella and Visna virus. That must be a trick; splicing the genetic material of a virons and bacterium...if I am remembering accurately. How the stuff described by Scott will respond to CS is unknown to me. My speculation: CS kills virons and bacteria so it should kill a hybrid thereof. As always, the bottom line with CS is "Can't hurt; very frequently helps; often dramatically beneficial. " I have never had any direct experience with CFS. Anyone with better or additional info is urged to comment. Starting with small doses, ...a tablespoon of about 10 PPM/day for a few days is recommended by many users. If there is present an infection with a pathogen that releases toxins that can cause a spike in symptoms when the cell wall breaks --the Jarish-Herxheimer (Sp?) effect---the effects will be minimal. Once it is established that no unanticipated negative reaction occurs, the limit to dose is mostly economical, certainly with any amount under several gallons per day. Treating myself, I would probably steadily and quickly increase the dose to about a pint a day in divided daytime doses. Diarrhea or constipation have been reported with large amounts. [I recall only one on the list; a very old and very dibilitated man could get loose stool with even very small amounts] Replacing the intestinal flora is recommended by many when you take enough to get deeply into the digestive tract. Milk, yogurt, and lactobacillus often used. Note the information in the Nexus Mag. article by Donald Scott; there are physicians who know a lot about those conditions. You may benefit by contacting them. Scott offers a very complete info package. His (not necessairly current) contact info is in the article. Good fortune with seeing improvement. There are more reports of success than failure for most conditions reported on this list. James-Osbourne: Holmes -----Original Message----- From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Thursday, August 15, 2002 2:01 PM To: [email protected] Subject: CS>re: mycoplasma Very interesting about the mycoplasma. But the bottom line is - can CS fix it? Is there any info online regarding how CS can be used to help kill this stuff and/or reverse the damages caused by this mycoplasma? Thanks, Christine -- The silver-list is a moderated forum for discussion of colloidal silver. Instructions for unsubscribing may be found at: http://silverlist.org To post, address your message to: [email protected] Silver-list archive: http://escribe.com/health/thesilverlist/index.html List maintainer: Mike Devour <[email protected]>
