Hi Matthew and Garnet,

We need to remember that CS is a Gift from God, but ideally is used in
conjunction with other things to increase our treatment success; for
example, we just recently learned that CS will penetrate much more
effectively accompanied by a double amount of Gatorade; Many of us are also
experimenting with Godzilla/BECK zapping & zilling with CS with great
success. I feel that we should use as many alternative weapons as we have
(that will NOT build up and cause problems) to insure and speed up our
healing.

Also, Matthew, in 1920, the CS was probably NOT easily EGCS made, but was
Silver ground exceedingly fine and mixed into boiled water in a suspension;
plus the doctors then might be like some of today's doctors--Not convinced
of the effectiveness of CS and they didn't want to be responsible for lack
of treatment success.

Sincerely,
Richard Harris, 56 yr FL Pharmacist

-----Original Message-----
From: Garnet [mailto:[email protected]]
Sent: Tuesday, February 17, 2004 11:27 AM
To: [email protected]
Subject: Re: CS>The Last Great Race


If I had contracted Diptheria I would use both the anti-toxin and CS.
Maybe they were using CS or silver in some form and it was not enough.
Once an organism has reached great numbers in the body CS is not as
effective as it is when it used preventatively.

I bought my SG6 when I had the Fujian Flu. I drank several pints a day
of 10 ppm. It was not enough. I started daily peroxide baths with 16 oz
of 35% in a tub, too. Then I also started nebulizing CS, eventually
added DMSO and put that solution in my ears and nose 4-5 X a day as
well.

It took all of the above and plenty of rest to get over it. My whole
family kept getting better then relapsing, for several months.

Garnet

On Tue, 2004-02-17 at 09:05, Matthew McCann PE wrote:
> Hello, Members of the List.
>
> In a couple weeks or so, the Iditarod race begins again
> in Alaska. Something bothers me, though, about the
> event which this, the Last Great Race, commemorates.
> Maybe a List member can resolve it.
>
> The Iditarod commemorates the delivery of diphtheria
> antitoxin to Nome in 1924 (1925?) by dogsled when
> Nome was cut off from ocean-going vessels and the
> mailplane was dismantled for the season.
> Diphtheria is always on the list of diseases that CS
> can successfully treat. The 1920s were the heyday of
> CS. Why couldn't the public health officials in Juneau
> have instructed the folks in Nome to make CS and
> save themselves? Weren't radio and telegraph available?
>
> Matthew


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