Brooks, many thanks as always for your information, much appreciated. If I may ask a couple of questions:
1. Am I right in thinking that calcium ascorbate would be OK instead of sodium ascorbate? And would you have to be careful about balancing the calcium with magnesium if you were taking large doses? 2. How much sodium bicarbonate do you need to add to buffer ascorbic acid and can there be problems with taking in too much sodium? 3. I have read that R lipoic acid ( is that an optical isomer of the "normal" alpha lipoic acid?) is supposed to be much more potent and that the L form has some negative properties, can't remember what. I am not sure if this is commercial hype or true.The R form is more expensive. Do you have any thoughts on this? BW, Sheila Thursday, October 20, 2005, 6:08:43 AM, you wrote: BB> Dear Mr. Sanders, BB> Our research, during the mid-1990's, BB> yielded some useful data....relating to Hep C BB> and other similar pernicious viral insults. Our experimental BB> protocols (the ones producing the most marked beneficial effect) BB> involved a composite methodology including 10 to 20 ppm strength BB> colloidal silver, alpha lipoic acid and high-dosage vitamin C BB> (buffered with common sodium bicarbonate). We determined, early BB> on, that dosages of 500 mg to 1000 mg of alpha lipoic acid and 10 BB> to 20 Grams of vitamin C .....DAILY, were required for meaningful BB> favorable response. The actual dosage of Vitamin C was determined BB> by the "bowel-tolerance" exhibited by the various volunteers. BB> This characteristic varies BB> quite measurably----especially among the adult population. BB> VERY rarely did we encounter anyone with a "bowel-tolerance" less BB> than 10 grams daily. A few of our volunteers required alpha lipoic BB> dosages as high as 1800 to 2000 mg daily for up to 15 days, BB> initially, before promising liver-health parameters BB> began to present. It might be of value to relate that in two BB> instances, utilizing protocols based upon those pioneered by Dr. BB> Frederick Klenner and associates.....IV Vitamin C dosages of a BB> very high order (1000 mg per kilogram of body weight) were BB> required for stabilization of very high viral loads. However, BB> this protocol resulted in spectacular results in these, formerly, BB> non-responding experimental BB> volunteers. BB> Colloidal silver dosages as high as 50 fluid BB> ounces daily, at strengths as high as 20 ppm BB> were utilized in these experimental researches......without any untoward responses. BB> I would strongly encourage you to prosecute some BB> personal research embracing the Klenner/Cathcart high-dosage BB> Vitamin C protocol histories. After familiarizing yourself with BB> their many successes, I believe you would be well-served to canvas BB> the Professional Medical practitioner field until you locate one BB> that is receptive/amenable to this type of VERY powerful address BB> to Hep C.....as well as many other of the more serious viral BB> insults currently expressing within our society. BB> Sincerely, Brooks Bradley. BB> ----- Original Message ----- BB> From: "Max Sanders" <[email protected]> BB> To: CS <[email protected]> Subject: CS>>Flu Immunization, vaccines in general, and Hep C BB> Date: Tue, 18 Oct 2005 19:55:21 -0700 (PDT) >> >> Do most of you folk NOT take the flu vaccine due to your healthy >> distrust of poison in the needles, or the more positive take that >> Silver and other methods will protect? I am interested in the >> various points of view. >> >> I myself have always distrusted vaccines, but evaluate continually >> i.e. I have Hep C. It is strongly recommended to get the >> antibodies to Hep A and B because a case of either could sink the >> liver. So I tried the Hep A and B series and my body did not make >> the antibodies. So now I am retaking the shots, but by a "travel >> dr" or immunologist, who uses a subdermal (as opposed to >> intermuscular) technique that may help stimulate the antibodies. I >> generally would rather not, but the risk scenario seemed OK...but >> then again, I do not know that much about this situation. >> >> Does anyone know what a neg response to the Hep A and B vaccines >> means? The Dr's just shrug, but state that the response rate >> normally is in the 99% range (have heard different). >> >> I still make my silver and loyally take it as one of the tools to >> keep me healthy. (I am sure my quality and potency could be better) >> But my viral loads have remained steady, much to my dismay. I >> would love, obviously, a total clearance. Any new info on Hep C >> approaches? I haven't asked here in a while. The good news is >> that my liver is pretty healthy (never abused to a great degree and >> protect w Milk Thistle), and recent tests show normal liver enzymes >> for the first time in a decade. So I have this sense that I am >> holding strong, but the virus remains in an immune system sensitive >> state. As such, I feel vulnerable to a twist of fate that would >> lead to a viral explosion. >> >> Thanks for any and all considered responses. >> >> Maz >> >> >> --------------------------------- >> Yahoo! Music Unlimited - Access over 1 million songs. Try it free. BB> -- BB> _______________________________________________ BB> Search for businesses by name, location, or phone number. -Lycos Yellow Pages BB> http://r.lycos.com/r/yp_emailfooter/http://yellowpages.lycos.com/default.asp?SRC=lycos10 BB> -- BB> The Silver List is a moderated forum for discussing Colloidal Silver. 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