Hey Don!

Here's my take short and to the point.

Some of us have been saved (as in kept alive) decidedly because of CS!

I for one was losing a battle with a deep tissue infection that could only be 
"simmered down" with antibiotics (including Vancomycin) for four years.  IV CS  
with penetrants to get it where it needed to go CURED me!  So your adamant put 
down of CS is past trite!

Respectfully, but in all truth, I don't think you are capable of critical 
thinking........it's about those barriers that can't be penetrated!

Barbara




  ----- Original Message ----- 
  From: Marshall Dudley 
  To: [email protected] 
  Sent: Tuesday, October 08, 2002 6:08 AM
  Subject: Re: CS>Re: CS and protozoa


  [email protected] wrote: 
    Hi Marshall, 
      
      .  As I am sure you know from all the discussions we have had here 
previously oral CS is usless for upper respiratory, since there is no way for 
it to reach the infected mucus via that route.

    >>>>>>>>>>> 
    I have to beg your pardon a bit ! Do you know how many times I have read 
how great CS is and how it in its smallest forms is absorbed by the blood and 
carried all over the body and suffocates bad bugs wherver it finds them?

  Not here.  It is well known in this group, and has been discussed many times 
that CS cannot got to certain places, the intestines, the lungs, the brain, the 
lymph system are a few of them orally.  So what you are saying is that you are 
reading hype somewhere, then coming to this list to blast CS and claim that it 
doesn't work.  Try seeing if it works as those on this list claim, not some out 
of the blue who knows where you got it stuff.  Nothing you have given is a 
surprise to any of us, you could have saved yourself a lot of time and effort 
by simply checking the archives here on these things. 
  It is like me going to a newsgroup on aspirin and saying that aspirin did not 
cure my dandruff, or my athletes foot, then claiming that aspirin does not do 
what it is claim to do.  Use it according to what it known and you will get the 
same results as everyone else here. Try to use it on things and in ways that we 
all know will not work, and you will still get the expected results. 

    How about the differences between Colloidal and ionic and how one works so 
much better then the other and on and on and on!
  This is been discussed here repeatedly.  They both work in harmony.  CS is 
likely better for oral use, ionic for topical, and both for nebulizing.  The 
ionic form is the one that will allow cells to revert to stem cells.  Since it 
is impossible to get one without the other when making it via electrolysis, why 
worry about it? 
    Thoise testimonmials from all sorts of folks how wonderful it was at curing 
everything from protatitis and HIV!
  I don't know about the protatitis, never hear of it.  Do you mean 
prostatitis?  If so, I have been in this newsgroup for 4 years now, and don't 
recall it ever being discussed. But several studies have shown it to be very 
effective against HIV.  I am not sure about "curing" HIV, since HIV is 
apparently a marker for a highly supressed immune system. If you kill it off, 
it will come right back as long as the system is supressed.  You have to fix 
the cause, not the symptom. 
    Now how the hell does it come into contact with the prostrate if its not 
absorbed in the intestines?
  Who said it does? I have never hear anything about it.  I have never seen nor 
heard anything about it helpting the prostrate.  I think saw pimento is best 
for that. 
    How does it get to HIV yet other things much less innocuous are not 
effected? Seems to me the conditions it now is supposed to treat have been 
greatly over exagerated by many!

  How can you get much less innocuous than HIV?  It is impossible to get an 
elevated HIV count without the immune system being completely destroyed.  If 
you take an HIV test without diluting the blood 100:1, you will find everyone 
has some HIV in the blood, it is everywhere.  It will not affect a healthy 
person at all. The tough ones are things like lyme. 

  Marshall