Re: sinus congestion Try CS+DMSO

[Guest guest]

Sorry I am so late on this. What works great is a mixture of 80%

colloidal silver + 20% DMSO (Dimethyl Sulphoxide). Or, 8oz + 2oz. of

those ingredients.

Pour the solution into a small bottle that used to hold saline nasal

spray, then use the same way. Opens up sinuses and clears up

infections like magic. If anyone here tries this, I would like to hear

the feedback.

Leo

--------------------------------

>

> hi all! my allergist wants me to try this 30mg pill 1-2 x/day as needed

> for sinus congestion. i tried the OTC nose opener thing followed by

> flonase and it started to wear off faster and faster. he thinks my

> breathing problem is caused by my nose stuffed up and me breathing

> through my mouth....

>

> when i went to pick up the medicine (entex la) they thought it was no

> longer available for some reason....that kinda worried me....so i was

> curious if anyone has ever tried it or knows about it...?

>

> thanks!hope all are well!

> shefy

>

[Guest guest]

I use col..silver and h202 and it works.Have a great day

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From: Dr [mailto:Dr ] On Behalf Of

regehr2001

Sent: Saturday, August 05, 2006 8:24 AM

Dr

Subject: Re: sinus congestion Try CS+DMSO

Sorry I am so late on this. What works great is a mixture of 80%

colloidal silver + 20% DMSO (Dimethyl Sulphoxide). Or, 8oz + 2oz. of

those ingredients.

Pour the solution into a small bottle that used to hold saline nasal

spray, then use the same way. Opens up sinuses and clears up

infections like magic. If anyone here tries this, I would like to hear

the feedback.

Leo

--------------------------------

>

> hi all! my allergist wants me to try this 30mg pill 1-2 x/day as needed

> for sinus congestion. i tried the OTC nose opener thing followed by

> flonase and it started to wear off faster and faster. he thinks my

> breathing problem is caused by my nose stuffed up and me breathing

> through my mouth....

>

> when i went to pick up the medicine (entex la) they thought it was no

> longer available for some reason....that kinda worried me....so i was

> curious if anyone has ever tried it or knows about it...?

>

> thanks!hope all are well!

> shefy

>

[Guest guest]

Leo,

I had a lung infection in 2004 that sent me to the hospital with

breathing problems. They gave me several treatments of an inhaled

steroid or cortisone which left me with a severe case of the shakes. I

went to the silver list on and got this recipe for a nebulizer.

40% hydrogen peroxide, 40% CS, and 20% DMSO. After the very first 10

minute breathing treatment, my lungs opened right up. I did it for 10

minutes, every hour, for about 6 hours, for three days, and was free of

symptoms after about the third treatment.

The Hydrogen Peroixide is supposed to make the silver particles even

smaller.

Diane

regehr2001 wrote:

> Sorry I am so late on this. What works great is a mixture of 80%

> colloidal silver + 20% DMSO (Dimethyl Sulphoxide). Or, 8oz + 2oz. of

> those ingredients.

>

> Pour the solution into a small bottle that used to hold saline nasal

> spray, then use the same way. Opens up sinuses and clears up

> infections like magic. If anyone here tries this, I would like to hear

> the feedback.

> Leo

> --------------------------------

>

> >

> > hi all! my allergist wants me to try this 30mg pill 1-2 x/day as needed

> > for sinus congestion. i tried the OTC nose opener thing followed by

> > flonase and it started to wear off faster and faster. he thinks my

> > breathing problem is caused by my nose stuffed up and me breathing

> > through my mouth....

> >

> > when i went to pick up the medicine (entex la) they thought it was no

> > longer available for some reason....that kinda worried me....so i was

> > curious if anyone has ever tried it or knows about it...?

> >

> > thanks!hope all are well!

> > shefy

> >

>

>

--

God Bless America!

Diane Mackey

Lowell, MA

Captain , USAFA 2000

Eglin AFB, C-130 Pilot

[Guest guest]

Diane, I read about H202 inhibiting healing on HSI jenny thompson newsletter,

then when my son gouged his flank on something requiring stitiches last month, I

didn't put anything on it but a sterile gauze pad and rushed to the ER, where I

told the Dr. I put nothing on, and not peroxide and he said the same thing..

" good, Do not put peroxide on wounds it slows healing " .(kills healthy

bacteria??????) (not that I believe doctors, but thompson has the same

attitude as me about the medical establishment and drugs etc, however she is

still promoting seeing a dentist (who if you aren't careful are of the same ilk

as MDs) I would like to hear evidence from both sides however because I am

still curious about it. I've heard some folks even get intervenous H202, a few

have died and of course quackwatch is probably all over that fiasco. I use

peroxide to soak toothbrushes/tongue scraper, and also clean our parakeets water

dish with it as well as occasional mouth rinse/tooth

whitener. I know H202 will make a blond out of a brunette too, and damage your

hair.. so with that in mind it gets some respect and caution.

I have had sinus infection for several months now, treating so far with

occasional garlic pills but think I should use a spray. My sinus is not plugged

up, I can breathe ok, but my sense of smell is not working very well and I have

a drainage indictive of infection, thick greenish. (unknown if bacterial or

yeast???)

I am assuming there would be healthy bacteria in the sinuses, would C/S and

H202 kill them off as well? I know a alt. practioner in Sedona AZ been using CS

in his sinus for a long time, and it is NOT working. He may have overdone it?

(although climate in Sedona is extremely arid and not kind to tissues so he may

be just needing to move elsewhere). He also zaps (Rife), uses Aqua Chi and has

all the toys we covet and nothing is helping him.

Diane Mackey <dmackey00@...> wrote:

,

I used 3% hydrogen peroxide in my nebulizer mix. Truthfully, I used

H202 for everything at home. It is my deodorant, it cleans all my

surfaces, I soak my feet in it, I can't recommend it enough for those

who have large pores and acne, it works great on rashes (but causes

itchiness at first) and I dilute it by half to spray or soak my produce

before washing it.

Diane

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[Guest guest]

>

> Of course. please use maybe 5-7% hydrogen peroxide then distilled

water and

> 3-5% Silver.

>

I hope you mean 3-5ppm silver! 3-5% silver - never heard of that.

I think it is going to depend on one's tissues. I find 2% peroxide

pretty irritating on skin at times. The tissues of my nasal passages

are very delicate. I don't think they would be very happy with even 2%

H2O2. YMMV, but I think a very dilute solution would be best.

eric

[Guest guest]

I get the HSI newsletters also, and yes, does suggest the use of

Doctors and Dentists, but I would guess that is to be politically

correct, or keeping the FDA off her butt.

H202 is an acid and caution should always be taken with such a product.

If they say it damages good skin, then maybe it does, but I have never

experienced such and all my cuts and those of my son's while growing up

were treated with H202 without any damage being done. Scar free and

skin grew back just fine.

Yes, it is used intravenously with great success, thousands of times.

When someone dies who has had such a treatment, guess what is to blame?

The treatment of course. When the reality is that the person undergoing

treatment is using it as a last resort and is beyond help. Way too many

people wait until allopathic medicine is done creating havoc, and then

they give up on the patient, leaving them worse off then when they

started. Only then do people start looking at alternative medicine. If

they started here in the first place, they would probably have a much

better chance of getting well.

For your sinus, I would highly recommend a product I have used for a few

years now and will never be without. It is called Oxy Nasal Wash and

can be found at oxygentherapies.com It sounds like you have post nasal

drip and this stuff works great for that, and for cleaning out your

sinus even when you don't realize it is infected with anything. None of

us are breathing clean air! It has stabilized oxygen as it's main

ingredient but also uses xylitol, which not only kills bacteria, but

keeps it from attaching to your surface nasal cavity.

If CS is not helping your friend, then his problem is not bacteria,

fungus, or viral, but probably caused by toxic chemicals which could be

his spray deodorant, cologne, household cleaners, chlorine from his

water, neighborhood pollutants, etc which continues to bombard him. He

will have to investigate to figure it out.

Diane

wrote:

> Diane, I read about H202 inhibiting healing on HSI jenny thompson

> newsletter, then when my son gouged his flank on something requiring

> stitiches last month, I didn't put anything on it but a sterile gauze

> pad and rushed to the ER, where I told the Dr. I put nothing on, and

> not peroxide and he said the same thing.. " good, Do not put peroxide

> on wounds it slows healing " .(kills healthy bacteria??????) (not that I

> believe doctors, but thompson has the same attitude as me about

> the medical establishment and drugs etc, however she is still

> promoting seeing a dentist (who if you aren't careful are of the same

> ilk as MDs) I would like to hear evidence from both sides however

> because I am still curious about it. I've heard some folks even get

> intervenous H202, a few have died and of course quackwatch is probably

> all over that fiasco. I use peroxide to soak toothbrushes/tongue

> scraper, and also clean our parakeets water dish with it as well as

> occasional mouth rinse/tooth

> whitener. I know H202 will make a blond out of a brunette too, and

> damage your hair.. so with that in mind it gets some respect and caution.

> I have had sinus infection for several months now, treating so far

> with occasional garlic pills but think I should use a spray. My sinus

> is not plugged up, I can breathe ok, but my sense of smell is not

> working very well and I have a drainage indictive of infection, thick

> greenish. (unknown if bacterial or yeast???)

> I am assuming there would be healthy bacteria in the sinuses, would

> C/S and H202 kill them off as well? I know a alt. practioner in Sedona

> AZ been using CS in his sinus for a long time, and it is NOT working.

> He may have overdone it? (although climate in Sedona is extremely arid

> and not kind to tissues so he may be just needing to move elsewhere).

> He also zaps (Rife), uses Aqua Chi and has all the toys we covet and

> nothing is helping him.

>

> D

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

> H202 is an acid and caution should always be taken with such a

product.

D,

I know a little bit about chemistry. I learned three definitions of

" acid, " and I don't think H2O2 meets any of them. You can enlighten me

perhaps. Or perhaps you misspoke. Peroxide lets off oxygen, and then

you simply have water, which is non-acidic. The oxygen is not acid, so

in what way is peroxide acid?

E

[Guest guest]

You got me there! I have always thought of h202 as an acid of some

sort. I know nothing about chemistry, so I learned something today.

I have a question for you. Why does it turn skin white for a short time?

Diane

e_j_anderson wrote:

>

> > H202 is an acid and caution should always be taken with such a

> product.

>

> D,

>

> I know a little bit about chemistry. I learned three definitions of

> " acid, " and I don't think H2O2 meets any of them. You can enlighten me

> perhaps. Or perhaps you misspoke. Peroxide lets off oxygen, and then

> you simply have water, which is non-acidic. The oxygen is not acid, so

> in what way is peroxide acid?

>

> E

>

>

--

God Bless America!

Diane Mackey

Lowell, MA

Captain , USAFA 2000

Eglin AFB, MC-130 Pilot TDY sandbox

[Guest guest]

Hydrogen peroxide nor Colloidal silver kill good bacteria, if that

were so, I would be dead, I have been drinking both for 21 years.

-- In Dr , <xander95608@...> wrote:

>

> Diane, I read about H202 inhibiting healing on HSI jenny thompson

newsletter, then when my son gouged his flank on something requiring

stitiches last month, I didn't put anything on it but a sterile

gauze pad and rushed to the ER, where I told the Dr. I put nothing

on, and not peroxide and he said the same thing.. " good, Do not put

peroxide on wounds it slows healing " .(kills healthy bacteria??????)

(not that I believe doctors, but thompson has the same

attitude as me about the medical establishment and drugs etc,

however she is still promoting seeing a dentist (who if you aren't

careful are of the same ilk as MDs) I would like to hear evidence

from both sides however because I am still curious about it. I've

heard some folks even get intervenous H202, a few have died and of

course quackwatch is probably all over that fiasco. I use peroxide

to soak toothbrushes/tongue scraper, and also clean our parakeets

water dish with it as well as occasional mouth rinse/tooth

> whitener. I know H202 will make a blond out of a brunette too,

and damage your hair.. so with that in mind it gets some respect and

caution.

> I have had sinus infection for several months now, treating so

far with occasional garlic pills but think I should use a spray. My

sinus is not plugged up, I can breathe ok, but my sense of smell is

not working very well and I have a drainage indictive of infection,

thick greenish. (unknown if bacterial or yeast???)

> I am assuming there would be healthy bacteria in the sinuses,

would C/S and H202 kill them off as well? I know a alt. practioner

in Sedona AZ been using CS in his sinus for a long time, and it is

NOT working. He may have overdone it? (although climate in Sedona

is extremely arid and not kind to tissues so he may be just needing

to move elsewhere). He also zaps (Rife), uses Aqua Chi and has all

the toys we covet and nothing is helping him.

>

> Diane Mackey <dmackey00@...> wrote:

> ,

>

> I used 3% hydrogen peroxide in my nebulizer mix. Truthfully, I

used

> H202 for everything at home. It is my deodorant, it cleans all my

> surfaces, I soak my feet in it, I can't recommend it enough for

those

> who have large pores and acne, it works great on rashes (but

causes

> itchiness at first) and I dilute it by half to spray or soak my

produce

> before washing it.

>

>

> Diane

>

>

> ---------------------------------

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call rates.

>

>

[Guest guest]

Because it is killing the bad bacteria.

> > > H202 is an acid and caution should always be taken with such a

> > product.

> >

> > D,

> >

> > I know a little bit about chemistry. I learned three definitions

of

> > " acid, " and I don't think H2O2 meets any of them. You can

enlighten me

> > perhaps. Or perhaps you misspoke. Peroxide lets off oxygen, and

then

> > you simply have water, which is non-acidic. The oxygen is not

acid, so

> > in what way is peroxide acid?

> >

> > E

> >

> >

>

>

> --

> God Bless America!

>

> Diane Mackey

> Lowell, MA

> Captain , USAFA 2000

> Eglin AFB, MC-130 Pilot TDY sandbox

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

> I have a question for you. Why does it turn skin white for a short

time?

>

I'm not exactly sure, but probably for the same reason clorox will

take the color out of your clothing. Clorox is chlorine bleach. But

they also sell -- or they used to sell, I can't find it in the grocery

store anymore -- peroxide bleach for clothes washing. Peroxide and

chlorine are both highly reactive chemically, and I would guess the

reason they turn things white is that they break down the molecules

that give color to a substance. They react with more than just

pigments, which is why peroxide or chlorine can cause a chemical burn

at higher concentrations, and why they are both disinfectants, i.e.

germ killing.

I use peroxide as a mouthwash after brushing my teeth, and sometimes

as a deodorant and a disinfectant. I think it is great stuff, but use

with caution and moderation.

[Guest guest]

>

> Hydrogen peroxide nor Colloidal silver kill good bacteria, if that

> were so, I would be dead, I have been drinking both for 21 years.

>

Perhaps at the concentration you're taking, it does not completely

kill them. I believe they would both inhibit bacteria, and certainly

peroxide will kill them -- good or bad -- at a high enough

concentration. At low concentrations, anaerobic bacteria may be more

sensitive to peroxide than aerobic ones. It isn't really a simple

question.

[Guest guest]

h2o2 is used by beauticians for bleaching the skin.

dentists too use h2o2 for bleaching/whitening.

don't throw h2o2 in sink/basin.

it oxidises metal parts fast.

bottle trap of my wash basin got leaky, I learnt this hard way.

for this reason it is packaged in plastic bottles.

h2o2 is highly oxidising.

==============================

Diane Mackey wrote:

> You got me there! I have always thought of h202 as an acid of some

> sort. I know nothing about chemistry, so I learned something today.

>

> I have a question for you. Why does it turn skin white for a short time?

>

> Diane

>

> e_j_anderson wrote:

>

>>

>>> H202 is an acid and caution should always be taken with such a

>>>

>> product.

>>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Medmidas,

I have used H202 for at least 5 years as a cleaner and I spray it at

least 4 times a day on my faucets, and I use it to clean out my sinks at

the end of the day. I have not noticed any corrosion at all. I use 3%

and I believe beauticians use 6%, which may be the difference.

Diane

Medmidas Eumx wrote:

> h2o2 is used by beauticians for bleaching the skin.

> dentists too use h2o2 for bleaching/whitening.

> don't throw h2o2 in sink/basin.

> it oxidises metal parts fast.

> bottle trap of my wash basin got leaky, I learnt this hard way.

> for this reason it is packaged in plastic bottles.

> h2o2 is highly oxidising.

> ==============================

>

> Diane Mackey wrote:

> > You got me there! I have always thought of h202 as an acid of some

> > sort. I know nothing about chemistry, so I learned something today.

> >

> > I have a question for you. Why does it turn skin white for a short time?

> >

> > Diane

> >

> > e_j_anderson wrote:

> >

>

> >>

> >>> H202 is an acid and caution should always be taken with such a

> >>>

> >> product.

> >>

> >

> >

> >

>

>

[Guest guest]

I used 6%.

Now that you know why they avoid using metal caps, for h2o2 bottles, it

is wiser not to throw it in sinks/faucets.

It is packaged only in plastic bottles with plastic caps. They are not

fools.

There was no need to oppose.

Try & enjoy supposition instead of opposition.

Pls avoid misguiding members with your " one off " experience.

====================================

Diane Mackey wrote:

> Medmidas,

>

> I have used H202 for at least 5 years as a cleaner and I spray it at

> least 4 times a day on my faucets, and I use it to clean out my sinks at

> the end of the day. I have not noticed any corrosion at all. I use 3%

> and I believe beauticians use 6%, which may be the difference.

>

> Diane

>

> Medmidas Eumx wrote:

>

>

>> h2o2 is used by beauticians for bleaching the skin.

>> dentists too use h2o2 for bleaching/whitening.

>> don't throw h2o2 in sink/basin.

>> it oxidises metal parts fast.

>> bottle trap of my wash basin got leaky, I learnt this hard way.

>> for this reason it is packaged in plastic bottles.

>> h2o2 is highly oxidising.

>> ==============================

>>

>>

[Guest guest]

Medmidas,

Having a bad day?

I was not opposing anyone. Just stating something that I have been

doing for several years,.and have not seen a degradation of my stainless

steel sinks or metal faucet handles.

What does " one off " mean?

Diane

Medmidas Eumx wrote:

> I used 6%.

> Now that you know why they avoid using metal caps, for h2o2 bottles, it

> is wiser not to throw it in sinks/faucets.

> It is packaged only in plastic bottles with plastic caps. They are not

> fools.

> There was no need to oppose.

> Try & enjoy supposition instead of opposition.

> Pls avoid misguiding members with your " one off " experience.

> ====================================

> Diane Mackey wrote:

> > Medmidas,

> >

> > I have used H202 for at least 5 years as a cleaner and I spray it at

> > least 4 times a day on my faucets, and I use it to clean out my

> sinks at

> > the end of the day. I have not noticed any corrosion at all. I use 3%

> > and I believe beauticians use 6%, which may be the difference.

> >

> > Diane

> >

> > Medmidas Eumx wrote:

> >

> >

> >> h2o2 is used by beauticians for bleaching the skin.

> >> dentists too use h2o2 for bleaching/whitening.

> >> don't throw h2o2 in sink/basin.

> >> it oxidises metal parts fast.

> >> bottle trap of my wash basin got leaky, I learnt this hard way.

> >> for this reason it is packaged in plastic bottles.

> >> h2o2 is highly oxidising.

> >> ==============================

> >>

> >>

>

>

--

God Bless America!

Diane Mackey

Lowell, MA

Captain , USAFA 2000

Eglin AFB, MC-130 Pilot TDY sandbox