Hi; This discussion is confusing, to me anyway. You are testing CS (presumeably) against protozoa in birds, you are testing it's effects on upper respiratory or cloacal infections by administering it either as an oral or cloacal infusion - douche (respectively, perhaps?) And you find negative results you expect to apply to experimental human topical administration via nebulizer for respiratory infections? I must have missed some part of the thread, and yes, I'll add my two cents worth; topically, CS works both as a bactericide and a viricide in vivo, as well as promoting eukaryotic cell dedifferentiation (a wunnerful word, that) and subsequently enhanced healing of deep tissue wounds. Information and peer reviewed studies are found all over the place regarding this. If your protozoa are eukaryotic, I'd expect the unexpected in the presence of the ionic portion of 'C'S, wouldn't you?
[email protected] wrote: > Hi Christine, > > > >> It is too bad that CS doesn't work on this. Maybe it does, but only if >> used alot longer. This type of disease/protozoa grows very fast and it >> seems that you don't have much time to experiement on the treatment type. >> After the bloody poo starts, you only have a few days to kill the prot. or >> you'll lose the patient. >> >>>>>>>>>> > > I am glad you finally went another route and didnt stick to the CS. It plainly > doesn't work on Isospora or Eimeria ( Coccisosis species) despite what you may > have read. What disturbs me so much is that after all this time spent > researching all the literature on the net and in books etc the people that > extoll CS so loudly are misrepresenting it totally! CS might kill certain > bugs I > dont doubt that but in practice and with scientific testing at my behest we > have > found it to be absolutely useless used on Upper respiratory conditions > involving > E.coli and other bacteria. Salmonella infections of the trachea and Intestinal > tract, and the list goes on. Now I suppose I will get notes from all the > diehards out there that dont want to hear this news! Go ahead use it and just > be > careful with playing with others lives!. I am just not the believer I once was > in this so called mir! acle cure. I have found other things far better I feel > in > the meantime, that do work! > > Don Wells > > > > > > If you make a few ridiculous assumptions, you'll find everything I > say or do totally justified, > > > -- 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]>
