I remember back in the 60's an acquainted of mine sold kitchen faucet
screens he bought them at the local hardware store for a buck per dozen. He
then resold them via "High Times"  magazine of the 60's,  as "pipe screens"
for like a buck apiece.

Many people today still pay $40 for one ounce of Colloidal Silver in a fancy
bottle from a reputable store. I guess they do not feel comfortable buying
something from someone's garage or basement - unless it was priced right -
so to speak.

It is still easier to pick up a bag of oranges off three grocery shelf then
to pick oranges from the tree in one's back yard.

weird eh,

Ed Kasper LAc., Santa Cruz, CA
(where people spend $2.00 for one avocado)
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  From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]]
  Sent: Sunday, June 22, 2003 10:12 PM
  To: [email protected]
  Subject: Re: CS>Cataracts


  Hi Marv,

  It's my understanding that flaxseed oil and linseed oil are the same
thing. You can spend the long buck and buy flaxseed oil at the health food
store or you can buy the same exact thing at the hardware store for a hell
of a lot less. DMSO is like that. Health food store vs. feed store = big
markup. It's all marketing. I'm sure this won't make me very popular with
some folks on the list but, Oh well.

  The next time you are at the grocery store, look at Tilex. It is watered
down bleach (sodium hypochloride). At the hardware store, look at JASCO
driveway cleaners. It's watered down swimming pool acid (sodium hydroxide).
I think there are only about a dozzen or so chemicals that the public are
allowed to buy and they are sold under hundreds if not thousands of
different trade names.

  There are probably issues about purity, but consider the source. Most of
the stuff out there  comes from the same vat. It has water and die added to
it and a new smaller container and a very expensive lable.

  Best wishes,
  Andy

  From: Marv Hacker

  Hi, Brickey,

      I gather that you actually
  used linseed
  oil. I do not know much about these oils. Are you saying
  that:
  + flaxseed oil would be
  preferred,
  + either oil would work fine,
  + or that the two oils are actually the
  same.

  Thanks,
    :) Marv


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