Dear Ms. Borgert,
We have had no experience with investigations
involving CS as a protocol for Parkinson's.
Sincerely, Brooks Bradley.
Mary Lou Borgert wrote:
> on 10/8/02 9:51 AM, Marshall Dudley at [email protected] wrote:
>
> Another protocol you may want to try if you run into trouble with that
> one is CS and cranberry juice (not the white) . However with caution of
> taking juice with CS you might want to separate them by 15 mintues or so,
> although I never did. I have found it to be very effective as well.
>
> Marshall
>
> Brooks Bradley wrote:
>
> I would like to make a clarifying
> statement relative to our experiences with DMSO and CS in urinary tract
> pathogenic insults. We did, in fact, conduct some experimental research
> addressing urinary tract/bladder-specific pathogenic presentations. Among
> the protocols invoked were varying concentrations of DMSO X CS. Without
> laborious explanation I offer the following general comment on our
> experiences in these evaluations.
> We found, in general, 90% CS (as the parent solution)
> mixed with 10% (by volume) of full-strength DMSO, to be quite efficacious in
> controlling a number of, previously, non-responsive pathogenic presentations
> in the bladder and lower urinary tract of both female and male research
> volunteers. I will not elaborate on the details of the exact protocol other
> than to state that quite simple methodologies were utilized to
> introduce....via catheterizing instrumentation----these solutions directly
> into the bladder and adjacent urethral environments. A majority
> (approximately 85%) of the volunteers enjoyed a rapid and complete,
> favorable, resolution of their various pathogenic insults. Notable among
> the results was the speed (sometimes within 24 hours) of the favorable
> response and the exponential reduction in pathogen populations.
> We have engaged in rather extensive evaluations of
> colloidal silver and DMSO over the recently-passed years......experiencing,
> in general, results superior over most of the more conventional alleopathic
> addresses-----for both systemic in vivo and topical insults of a pathogenic
> nature.
> Our original investigations were prompted by an
> interest in the work of Dr. Stanley Jacob and his associates. If any are
> interested, you may find the following url of interest.
> Http://www.jacoblab.com/Studies.htm Most especially the reference
> to the investigation of DMSO use in interstitial insults. We found that
> the addition of colloidal silver increased effectivities by an order of
> magnitude.
> I do not wish to become engaged in adversarial
> confrontation with ANY of the list membership....all may make of these
> comments what they desire. However, they are given with an attitude of
> assistance only----designed toward assistng those who would willingly accept
> the responsibility for educating themselves in maintaining their personal
> health in the
> "presently-extant" socio-economic environment.
> Do remember that our research experiences are
> "experimental only" and do not reflect or imply any form of medical
> treatment, cure or prescription......for ANY medical condition.
> Sincerely, Brooks Bradley.
> p.s. Although I do not often do so, I have an admonition issued in
> the distant past.....which seems appropriate in the face of some of the more
> strident comment now manifesting on the list-------- "Fanatic.....One who
> redoubles his effort...after having lost sight of his goal."
>
> "James Osbourne, Holmes" wrote:
>
> Yes, that is to what I was referring: upper Respiratory tract
> infections. Sorry for the too-cryptic abbreviation. James-Osbourne: Holmes
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Marshall Dudley [mailto:[email protected]]
> Sent: Tuesday, October 08, 2002 5:22 AM
> To: [email protected]
> Subject: Re: CS>Re: CS and protozoa
> "James Osbourne, Holmes" wrote:
>
> "since there is no way for it to reach the infected
> mucus via that route."The work of Brooks Bradley's group shows that DMSO does
> enable CS to reach pathogens in UR infections.
>
> I don't think Brooks ever mentioned treating UR
> infections with oral CS. Everything I recall reading was using it with DMSO
> and nebulizing it wasn't it?
>
> Marshall
>
> Dear Mr. Bradley
> does cs or cs and dmso together help with parkinson disease
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