The information below is very interesting indeed. However, I can not help but wonder whether the apparently higher efficacy of the new-method CS was in fact merely coincidental, a result of the new CS being taken at a time when the virus was vulnerable, and further at a time following the use of "ordinary" CS which had rendered the virus much weaker.
>From the information provided, it seems difficult to exclude this possibility. If there is a way to exclude this interpretation, it would be good to know. JBB Mike Monett wrote: > > url: http://escribe.com/health/thesilverlist/m60357.html > Re: CS>Re: Nebulizing CS for SARS Redux > From: C Creel > Date: Wed, 18 Jun 2003 17:32:04 > > > Dear Mike, > > [...] > > > I became involved with this group and actually had the opportunity > > to present CS to them during a conference call. At that time, my > > thoughts were running along the lines of nebulizing. > > > Since then, they've considered oral (very difficult because most > > patients are too ill to drink) and IV. They are really skeptical > > about the latter because I can't produce enough material that > > speaks of efficacy with this. > > > Thanks for your input, Mike. > > > Regards, > > Catherine > > Perhaps this may help give some more documentation that is needed. > > I was in a severe mold environment that compromised my immune > system. Previous to this, I never had reason to visit doctors, was > never hospitalized, and any injury healed very quickly. > > It took a long time to realize the effects the mold was having on my > body. By then it was too late. > > One of the effects is I got Shingles. > > Shingles is due to the chickenpox virus eveyone has as a child. > Medicine has no cure against it. The remedies that are recommended > have serious side effects. > > About 20 percent of the population of my age gets Shingles, but it > is unheard of in my family. I am the only one to have experienced > it. > > I started taking cs as soon as I found what it was. I posted a > detailed report (warning - unpleasant photos) > > http://www.geocities.com/mrmonett/shingles/0shin.htm > > (Since then, Yahoo bought Geocities and my password no longer works. > I cannot update that page.) > > The cs that I made was effective against the Shingles. But it came > back. > > This is not unusual, especially when the immune system is > compromised. > > The cs that I made according to the specifications on my web page > no longer had any effect. > > I increased the dosage by increasing the brew time to 1 hr, then to > 1.5 hr. The Shingles remained. The scabs would not go away, and the > infection sites were very painful. > > In conjunction with another project, I tried three different methods > of stirring. My motivation was to reduce the need for constantly > cleaning the electrodes and the the glass that held the cs. > > To my surprise, the Shingles got worse. The scabs started bleeding, > which never happened before, and the cavities in my teeth hurt much > sooner. This cs lasted only several hours before another dose was > needed. > > A friend who moved in with me around the same time reported the same > result on her cavities. Stirring did not work for her either, so I > abandoned stirring. > > However, her family lives in Moldavia. She knew what cs could do, > and she wanted to send a cs generator to her brother. > > The 160VDC system described on my web page would not be suitable. I > started looking for a simple low voltage system, perhaps running off > a single 9V battery. > > If it could be made to work, there are many ways to get power. A 12V > car battery would work, a standard Wallwart power supply, or even > used 1.5V alkalines from a boombox. I posted my goals to the list, > then started working on the problem on a Thursday. > > The challenge was to figure out how to get enough Coulombs > transferred from a low voltage supply in a reasonable time. > > The solution was to increase the wetted area by folding the 12 ga > wire into a "W", then finding the series resistance needed to > approximate a constant current source. I can show the equations and > derivations needed in a separate post, but it is not important to > this topic. > > I made a great deal of black and gray sludge that weekend. By > Monday, I finally figured out what was happening with the mist and > the invisible ion cloud. My interpretation of the ion cloud density > is posted in other ULVDC threads. > > But the astonishing thing was the first trial of the new cs. > > I am sceptical of anything new, and did not gulp it down as I > normally do. The first test was only a mouthfull on that Monday. > > The following Wednesday, the Shingles scabs fell off. I have > reported this in other ULVDC posts. > > I cannot tell you how surprised I was. > > Now, the Shingles scabs are gone, the cavities are silent, and > nobody has cold sores anymore. > > According to references in a previous post, cold sores are easiest > to kill, Herpes genital viruses are next, and Shingles viruses are > the most difficult. The cs made at 87 uA/sq. in killed the Shingles. > > If these things were not true, and stirring worked, I would be > promoting stirring and analyzing which method worked the best. > > But none of these methods worked against the viruses we faced. I do > not know why, and you know I am capable of taking accurate enough > measurements of my process to tell if there was any change. > > I believe the difference between running at 1.4 mA/sq. in and 87 > uA/sq. in. is that fewer particles are generated and more ions are > available to kill viruses. > > I would be happy to supply the derivations and detailed calculations > if you like. > > And I hope this information is useful to document the effects of cs > on different viruses. > > I feel the current density used to make the cs is crucial, and > nobody else runs at densities this low. But once it is made, very > little is needed to have a significant effect. > > I believe this would help you in your goal. > > Best Regards, > > Mike Monett > > -- > 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]>
