[email protected] wrote:
From: Ode Coyote <[email protected]>
%%%%%%%%% The brains of corpses are often found to contain concentrations
of silver. The silver tends to concentrate in damaged nerve tissue and is
used as a stain for such studies, for that reason.
That's not to say that the silver "caused" the damage. [or that silver
helped in any way ]
Hi Ode! Thanks for that. Interesting. Wish I could afford to have my EPM
horse carefully examined when he dies. I'd have every inch of his spinal cord
analyzed to see if silver was found in the areas of protozoal damage. We know
that the silver reaches and kills the protozoa, because the horses have a
Herxheimer reaction, then begin to recover. The problem is that we're not
getting everything killed -- because the horse can appear to be cured, then a
year or two later (and sometimes sooner) will relapse. And we know we're not
seeing reinfection. So, we wonder if protozoal larvae encyst themselves
somehow where they're bypassed by the silver, and then go on to mature and
re-emerge to do more damage. It's a frustrating disease. We see relapses in
late Spring, with the advent of warm weather. There's a certain type of worm
that horses commonly have that has this type of life cycle. It's extremely
difficult to kill off that encysted worm larvae, and when they re-em!
There are a number of places where pathogens can hide from silver. I
think the best known ones are the nerve ganglia, the cartilages, and the
lymph system. Some of these are better penetrated by ozonated water and
zapping. And the rest can be gotten to by magnetic pulsing, at least for
a human. However even those that hide in nerve ganglia can eventually
be gotten to by silver it seems, since I cured my herpes 1 (fever
blisters) with silver years ago, although it took several years of
taking an ounce or two a day.
erge they do a tremendous amount of damage to the gut walls. I speculate that the protozoal larvae have a similar life cycle. Sadly, mainstream veterinary care has a lower success rate with EPM horses than we CS-users do. Their main treatments are for thirty days, and thirty days later the horses are relapsing. And most horse owners can't afford another go-round at $600 to $1,100 per month. Those horses either die or are put down. We, at least, can fire up the CS-maker and have another go -- for as long as we need to.
Why don't you simply keep CS in their drinking water all the time? That
should prevent any relapses.
Marshall
MA
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