Hello James,
We have not used this protocol on humans......however, an
associated group of researchers has. They reported to obtain results varying
from useful to outstanding------and especially so for acute afflictions.
I wish I had more useful information for you.
Best Regards, Brooks.
"James Osbourne, Holmes" wrote:
> Hello Brooks,
>
> "...and CS enemas"
>
> Has this been done with bipeds?
>
> It seems like it would be a really effective route. Especially with the
> MSM/Lactated Ringers. Wildly speculating; it could approach IV blood levels,
> with a much less invasive stick.
>
> James-Osbourne: Holmes
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Brooks Bradley [mailto:brooks.brad...@worldnet.att.net]
> Sent: Thursday, October 31, 2002 12:23 PM
> To: silver-list@eskimo.com
> Subject: Re: CS>CS for animals- please help
>
> Dear Reid,
> Two applications for CS in Veterinary procedures....we found
> exceptionally effective......were protocols for Parvo and alimentary insults
> not responsive to a majority of conventional anti-biotic and/or hard
> chemical substances. Because of their unusually powerful systemic enzyme
> supporting mechanisms, dogs are many times more resistant to pathogenic
> agents such as botulinum.....than are human beings. However, when they do
> succumb to such influences, we have found colloidal silver more effective
> than any other protocol yet investigated.
> Our experimental results using CS for Parvo insults
> were......simply
> OUTSTANDING. Since gaining this knowlege (through repeatable
> experimentation) in 1996, we have been able to inform many citizens-----and
> thence had it translate into life-saving experiences for at least 50
> dogs......to my personal knowledge. We never failed to save a puppy (during
> our researches) that was not, already in acute, terminal system failure
> (expressing the final few hours of life)........and on two occasions (using
> IV).....even then. Even when the puppies were so moribund as to be unable
> to stand or ingest food or water we were successful through the use of
> gatorade (or Ringer's Solution) and CS enemas-----to save practically all of
> them.
> I do encourage you to implore your veterinary friend to
> consider this protocol among his evaluation-based researches.
> Sincerely, Brooks Bradley.
>
> Reid Harvey wrote:
>
> > CSLovers,
> > I'm hoping that someone can provide the kind of information that would
> > encourage a veterinarian to add CS to his already progressive 'list of
> > alternative approaches for animals.' I know there has been a great deal
> > here about CS for animals/ pets, but only these days am I becoming
> > interested. In a lifetime never much interested in pets, my kids have
> > recently been dying for a dog, so now we have gotten one. The upshot,
> > my wife and I have become animal lovers. I took our dog for a first
> > checkup and after talking to our new vet about CS I can see that he's
> > very interested. I thought he might be because he does acupuncture for
> > animals and I'd never heard of this before. He asked for some printed
> > information, from the silverlist, to help guide him the right way. Can
> > anyone help with specifics? I suppose I'm looking for anecdotal
> > information but if there's something more it would be appreciated.
> > Thanks,
> > Reid
> >
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