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1a. Re: HCV recovered using interferon , BUT

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3a. testimonial

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From: Ron

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From: Tom

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From: Ron

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1a. Re: HCV recovered using interferon , BUT

Posted by: " Baby_grand " bobluhrs@... Baby_grand

Date: Thu Jan 14, 2010 9:32 am ((PST))

You can buy distillers and make whisky, you should be able to make CS using a

machine you can buy.

I don't think anyone felt CS was a threat to them and came out after it for that

reason, not this time, though I can't speak for EU, in the US CS is not a

big-selling hot item. Few have even heard of it. CS is a very mild antibiotic

but of wide spectrum. It you take it for a systemic infection like pneumonia it

won't work unless possibly you inhale it in a mist. Only recently has this even

been tried since the advent of the ultrasonic humidifiers.

But probably the public does not know or care about CS except the

ultra-sophisticated self-health group, which is tiny, and they don't listen to

Medicine anyway. The US has clamped down on cigarette smoking, a lucrative

source of lung disease patients. If there's an outcry it can make the

authorities look lax. The cases of argyria hit the papers since it makes for

shocking photos. Europe has history of blue bloods who ate off silver plates,

pots, utensils, etc. They have vague memory of this. Those people also

survived some of the plaques!! there was a phrase: born with a silver spoon

in their mouths. referred to health, not wealth.

In my experience, CS is handy. It is not quite like an antibiotic. If you get

a cold/fever and take CS it will not kill pneumonia bacteria and keep you out of

hospital as an antibiotic would. It could not hurt and would help some but it

does not reach everything (and kill off everything) like antibiotics do. So it

will not compete well against the main rival, and it hasn't done so. Not saying

it is not great for what it's good at, but pharma isn't going to fear it too

much, not yet anyway. Someone will have to perfect a delivery system for it so

it can reach the germs better than it does by swallowing it.

If they ban it here it will be because of someone turning grey/blue skin. The

few who guzzled badly made CS are partly to blame.

I say this not to argue, there's always merit to pointing out competition in the

market as a force. By just assuming they are banning it because it works so

well, to me, is also saying we don't need to improve it. I think we do need to

keep working on new ways to get it to germs. The promising latest trick with

ultrasonic humidifiers and CS is one such attempt. Let's keep making good CS,

taking in small enough doses to be very safe, only as needed, and targetted to

germs rather than strewn around the whole body. Antibiotics hit EVERY cell with

few exceptions. And they have a long half-life. CS might be more directed,

with shorter half life. And DC current or beck's 4 hertz pulser can be

extremely fine-tuned to hit only germ areas and only for a specific time, no

half life at all.

bG

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>

> I just wanted to share my own personal testimonial..

>

> For the last 4yrs I've been suffering with Eosinophilic Esophaghitis

> (EE), and various allergies that just sprung up on me almost

> overnight. EE is an abnormal build up of eosinophils, a type of white

> blood cell, in the esophagus, causing very painful swallowing and

> impactions. On bad days even drinking water would be unbearable, just

> to give you an idea. The cause is an allergic reaction to food, and

> also environmental allergens. In my case, by trial and error mind you,

> I was highly allergic to onions, garlic, and mold. Staying away from

> these items made it more manageable, but easier said than done, it's

> almost impossible to avoid. So for the past 4yrs every other day I'd

> have severe symptoms. There is no cure, nor any effective treatment

> for EE. Doctors generally never even heard of it EE, they just give

> you nexium which does absolutely nothing...

>

> Now for the good news :-)

> 6 weeks ago I began two parts of the Beck Protocol. The Colloidal

> Silver, and the Blood puls