Guest guest Posted March 1, 2003 Report Share Posted March 1, 2003 Mel, I enjoy the taste of milk better the Dr. way myself. Actually, it is best to boil it for 10 seconds with a pinch of salt, pour into your container, let it cool a bit, skim off the top, let it cool in the fridge, skim the top off again and then add the vitamin C at that point, so as not to have the vit. C be ruined by the heat. Phyllis In a message dated 3/1/03 5:19:11 PM Mountain Standard Time, jonah@... writes: > ...I've often wondered why on earth would Dr.Hulda recommend that we > begin drinking lots of milk " again " after thinking that it was a major > contributor to cancer..Of course we know now to boil it for about ten > seconds and add a pinch of salt and vitamin c as it's perking..I've been > doing that and it's delicious that way..Tastes better than before it's > treated.. > I AM NOT AN EXPERT NOR CAN I RECOMMEND TREATMENTS... > melville ;-) > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 1, 2003 Report Share Posted March 1, 2003 > ..Of course we know now to boil it for about ten seconds and add a pinch of > salt and vitamin c as it's perking..I've been doing that and it's delicious > that way.. And don't forget.....you can zap your milk also! Khepri Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 1, 2003 Report Share Posted March 1, 2003 Okay Khepi, Are you serious? Phyllis In a message dated 3/1/03 5:55:30 PM Mountain Standard Time, khepri3@... writes: > ..Of course we know now to boil it for about ten seconds and add a pinch of > >salt and vitamin c as it's perking..I've been doing that and it's > delicious > >that way.. > > And don't forget.....you can zap your milk also! > > Khepri > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 1, 2003 Report Share Posted March 1, 2003 > Okay Khepi, Are you serious? Phyllis Yeah, I think Hulda herself used to do it and may still do it.... Khepri Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 1, 2003 Report Share Posted March 1, 2003 and while we're on the subject; I thought that we might be interested in this article...I've often wondered why on earth would Dr.Hulda recommend that we begin drinking lots of milk " again " after thinking that it was a major contributor to cancer..Of course we know now to boil it for about ten seconds and add a pinch of salt and vitamin c as it's perking..I've been doing that and it's delicious that way..Tastes better than before it's treated.. I AM NOT AN EXPERT NOR CAN I RECOMMEND TREATMENTS... melville ;-) ps...thanks to brother Bill for sending me this article.. ~~~~~~~~~~~~Can Calcium Cure Cancer?~~~~~~~~~~~` In 1932 Otto Warburg won the Nobel Prize in Medicine for his discovery that cancer was anaerobic: cancer occurs in the absence of free oxygen. As innocuous as this discovery might seem, it is actually a startling and significant finding worthy of a Nobel Prize. What it basically means is that cancer is caused by a lack of free oxygen in the body and therefore, whatever causes this to occur is the cause of all cancers. In chemistry, alkali solutions (pH over 7.0) tend to absorb oxygen, while acids (pH under 7.0) tend to expel oxygen. For example, a mild alkali can absorb over 100 times as much oxygen as a mild acid. Therefore, when the body becomes acidic by dropping below pH 7.0 (note: all body fluids, except for stomach and urine, are supposed to be mildly alkaline at pH 7.4), oxygen is driven out of the body thereby, according to Nobel Prize winner Otto Warburg, inducing cancer. Stomach fluids must remain acidic to digest food and urine must remain acidic to remove wastes from the body. Blood is the exception. Blood must always remain at an alkaline pH 7.4 so that it can retain its oxygen. When adequate mineral consumption is in the diet, the blood is supplied the crucial minerals required to maintain an alkaline pH of 7.4. However when insufficient mineral consumption is in the diet, the body is forced to rob (other body fluids) to pay (the blood). In doing so, it removes crucial minerals, such as calcium, from the saliva, spinal fluids, kidneys, liver, etc., in order to maintain the blood at pH 7.4. This causes the de-mineralized fluids and organs to become acidic and therefore anaerobic, thus inducing not only cancer, but a host of other degenerative diseases, such as heart disease, diabetes, arthritis, lupus, etc.. Everyone knows that the human body is made up of 78% water by weight, and that water is hydrogen and oxygen gases. When nitrogen gas and carbon in the form of carbon dioxide and methane gases are added, the total gas in the body by weight becomes over 95%. Almost half of the remaining 5% that makes up the human body and controls all biological functions is the mineral calcium. No other mineral is capable of performing as many biological functions as is calcium. Calcium is involved in almost every biological function. This amazing mineral provides the electrical energy for the heart to beat and for all muscle movement. It is the calcium ion that is responsible for feeding every cell. It does this by latching on to seven nutrient molecules and one water molecule and pulls them through the nutrient channel. It then detaches its load and returns to repeat the process. Another important biological job for calcium is DNA replication, which is crucial for maintaining youth and a healthy body. DNA replication is the basis for all body repair and can only occur on a substrate of calcium. Thus, low calcium means low body repair and premature aging. As important as all these and hundreds of other biological functions of calcium are to human health, none is more important than the job of pH control. Calcium to acid, is like water to a fire. Calcium quickly DESTROYS OXYGEN ROBBING ACID in the body fluids. Thus, the more calcium, the more oxygen, and therefore, the less cancer and other degenerative disease. This information then begs the question, " How much calcium is necessary? " The answer can readily be determined by examining the diet of millions of people around the world who consume over 100 times our Recommended Daily Allowance, RDA, and who suffer the side effects of living 40 years longer than we do, of aging at half the rate that we do, and of being devoid of cancer, heart disease, mental disorders, diabetes, arthritis and all other degenerative diseases. Almost all of these people, the Armenians, Azerbaijans and Georgians in Russian, the Tibetans, the Hunzas of Northern Pakistan, the Vilcabamba Indians in Ecuador, the Bamas in China and the Titicacas in Peru live at high altitudes above 8000 feet. Their only source of water is melting glaciers, and the glacial water is so turbid and white with ground up rock that all of these cultures call the water " milk of the mountains " . Each quart of this water contains over 17,000 milligrams of calcium along with other minerals and 60 trace metals. These cultures drink several quarts each day and the water fertilized crops are also loaded with calcium and other nutrients. The only long living and disease free culture that does not live above an altitude of 8000 feet, is the Okinawan's.Millions of Okinawans live in the southern coral islands of Japan with the average life expectancy of 105 years, while mainland Japan is just 77 years. The Okinawans live on islands made of CORAL REEFS WHICH ARE MAINLY CALCIUM. The Okinawans discovered over 500 years ago, that feeding coral sand, produced from the weathering of the reefs, to the chickens and cows resulted in twice as many eggs and twice as much milk. They also found that when the coral sand is used as a fertilizer, crops increase by as much as three fold. When finally, 500 years ago, they began to consume the coral sand themselves, all of the under-utilized doctors were forced to leave the islands. This was known in Japanese history as the Japanese Exodus. The early European explorers discovered their secret and hauled shiploads of the calcium rich coral sands back to Europe. In Madrid, Spain, the historic monument of the world's first drugstore contains rows of shelves labeled " coral calcium from Okinawa Japan " . Today millions of people all over the world consume coral calcium, and as a result, there are millions of medical testimonials. The phenomenon of preventing and reversing degenerative disease through the consumption of large amounts of mineral and vitamins did not go un-noticed by men of medicine. Hundreds of years ago European doctors were prescribing coral calcium and other nutrients to their patients. In the 1950s, Dr. Carl Reich, M.D. discovered that his patients were able to cure themselves of almost all degenerative diseases by consuming several times the RDA of calcium, magnesium, vitamin-D and other nutrients. Dr. Reich was the first North American doctor to prescribe mega doses of minerals and vitamins to his patients and is considered by many to be the father of preventive medicine. By the 1980s, Dr. Reich had cured thousands, but lost his license for explaining that the consumption of mineral nutrients, such as calcium, could prevent cancer and a host of other diseases. This concept was considered too simple to accept by the medical wisdom of the day. However, by the late 1990s, other medical men of wisdom were also discovering that calcium supplements could indeed reverse cancer. In the October 13, 1998 issue of the New York Times, an article appeared entitled " Calcium Takes Its Place As a Superstar of Nutrients " . The article reported that a study published in the Journal of the American Medical Association declared that " increasing calcium induced normal development of the epithelia cells and might also prevent cancer in such organs as the breast, prostate and pancreas " . It also reported that the American Journal of Clinical Nutrition published that virtually no major organ system escapes calcium's influence and that a research team from the University of Southern California found that adding calcium to the diet lowered the blood pressure in 110 black teenagers. The January 14, 1999 issue of the Phoenix Republic wrote in an article entitled " Calcium Reduces Tumors " that the New England Journal of Medicine reported that adding calcium to the diet can keep you from getting tumors in your large intestine. Then the February, 1999 issue of the Readers Digest wrote in an article entitled " The 'Superstar' Nutrient " that the Journal of the American Medical Association published that " when the participants' consumption reached 1500 milligrams of calcium a day, cell growth in the colon improved toward normal (this means that the cancer was reversed) " . The Digest also reported that the Metabolic Bone Center at St. Luke's Hospital believes that " a chronic deficiency of calcium is largely responsible for premenstrual syndrome (PMS) " and that " a lot of women are avoiding the sun and their vitamin-D levels may be very low " . In the same article, the Digest reported that " in 1997 the large federally financed trial found that a diet containing 1200 milligrams of calcium significantly lowered blood pressure in adults " . Then the May 3, 1999 edition of US World News Report wrote in an article entitled " Calcium's Powerful Mysterious Ways " that " Researchers are increasingly finding that the humble mineral calcium plays a major role in warding off major illnesses from high blood pressure to colon cancer " and that " You name the disease, and calcium is beginning to have a place there " ( McCarron, a nephrologist at Oregon Health Sciences University). Unfortunately, most doctors have not heard the news that their own journals and major newspapers and magazines are reporting that natural supplements, especially calcium, can cure and prevent disease. The scientific evidence that calcium is the key to good and long health is overwhelming. One does not have to be a rocket scientist to read simple articles in reputable newspapers, magazines and the doctor's own journals that are all saying that disease can be cured by diet. Also one can simply look at the millions of people around the world that never get sick and say, " We also want to drink some milk of the mountains " . Unfortunately, all of the milk of the mountains is consumed as fast as it is produced. However, the Japanese could cure the world with their " milk of the oceans " known as coral calcium, the calcium factor of good health. The most frequent question asked the author is, " What do you do? " The response always begins with, " I have not taken a pill in over 30 years. Psychologically, taking pills is synonymous with taking drugs. Also, many people have difficulty swallowing pills. For most, many of the pills remain intact as they pass through the intestine undigested. The obvious solution is to do what the author does. First, the author puts all of the non-liquid nutrient pills and capsules into a blender to make a pulverized blend. He then uses a flour sifter to remove the broken up oversized capsule containers. The author takes 24 pills and capsules each day, and he has found that when pulverized, the blend fills a heaping teaspoon. Thus the author pulverizes a three-month portion and puts it into a large bottle labeled " Hunza Powder " and then takes a heaping spoonful each day. Secondly, the nutrient blend should be taken at meal times. For the elderly, this is the only time that they have sufficient acid in their stomachs to digest food. Thirdly, one glass of milk or one glass of apple juice should be taken with each meal so that the lactates or malates will keep the digested nutrients ionized even as they pass through the alkali duodenum, thereby allowing for greater absorption. Also, the consumption of fruits and vegetables with meals provides anions which enhance the absorption of nutrients. The second most frequent question asked is, " Which are the 24 pills that you take? " The answer is 3 coral calcium (1.5 grams), 2 vitamin-D (5000 IU each), 6 multivitamins (one-a-day), 6 multi-minerals (containing 60 trace minerals), 3 calcium (citrate), 1 magnesium citrate, 2 vitamin-C (60 mg each), 1 vitamin-E (500mg), and 10 milligrams cesium chloride. The result is Hunza Powder. The author takes a heaping teaspoon each day, usually mixed in a fruit slush or a banana shake. Barefoot is the author of the book, " The Calcium Factor " This book takes scientific knowledge, provided by some of the world's most renowned scientists, and brings it together into one cohesive scientific argument that demonstrates that nutritional deficiency is the cause of disease and that, by correcting the deficiency, disease can also be cured, not only prevented. To order, phone 877-423-3250 or Click Here to order on line Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 1, 2003 Report Share Posted March 1, 2003 Can you share how? Any metal electrode will emit a certain number of metal molecules into the milk, which I haven't figured out how to circumvent...so this " cure " sounds not so good unless someone has some method to share? Katy > > And don't forget.....you can zap your milk also! > > Khepri > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 1, 2003 Report Share Posted March 1, 2003 Sounds good Phyllis; But wouldn't there be ingredients in the stuff that you skim off..I stir it back in and gives it that smooth creamy taste..What I've been doing is putting the hot milk with the vit C on top of cold cereals like shreddies with fruit on top (which are my very favourite); just in case there's mold..Seems reasonable anyway.. melville... Re: Calcium; oxygen; free radicals.. Mel, I enjoy the taste of milk better the Dr. way myself. Actually, it is best to boil it for 10 seconds with a pinch of salt, pour into your container, let it cool a bit, skim off the top, let it cool in the fridge, skim the top off again and then add the vitamin C at that point, so as not to have the vit. C be ruined by the heat. Phyllis In a message dated 3/1/03 5:19:11 PM Mountain Standard Time, jonah@... writes: > ...I've often wondered why on earth would Dr.Hulda recommend that we > begin drinking lots of milk " again " after thinking that it was a major > contributor to cancer..Of course we know now to boil it for about ten > seconds and add a pinch of salt and vitamin c as it's perking..I've been > doing that and it's delicious that way..Tastes better than before it's > treated.. > I AM NOT AN EXPERT NOR CAN I RECOMMEND TREATMENTS... > melville ;-) > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 1, 2003 Report Share Posted March 1, 2003 I know Robt. Barefoot pretty well having talked to him numerous times at his home and office in Canada. I took his complete course of calcium, magnesium, Vit D, sunshine and Cesium.... I took it twice with a gap of several weeks in between. He claims that now my cancer will never metastasize even though my PSA may go very high. He gave me a couple of big business owners in Canada to contact about their similar experience with his methodology..they could not say for sure it was this treatment that helped them because of overlapping other medications they took at the same time. But their prostate cancer seems under control. Several investors are trying to build one or two large clinics in Canada to prove these methods...at least they were about a year ago. The combination of these ingredients, and only these, in proper proportion are supposed to get through the cell covering of the cancer cell to allow oxygen in. And as Mel has noted this combo turns the Ph alkaline to allow this to work. HOWever, as Barefoot told me, this can take many months if your body has been acidic for years. I followed his diet for 6-8 months and never could get my PH high enough. It took years to be wrong and can take that long to correct the body...he made that clear to me many times when I called him for more advice to get my Ph up sooner. Barefoot has since become quite a celebrity on late night informercials for his coral calcium. Best, JR Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 2, 2003 Report Share Posted March 2, 2003 at the risk of sounding stupid... phyllis, what kind of container do you put your boiled milk into?? sometimes it's the small details that baffle me and keep me from actally beginning. tia virginia > > Mel, I enjoy the taste of milk better the Dr. way myself. > Actually, it is best to boil it for 10 seconds with a pinch of salt, pour > into your container, let it cool a bit, skim off the top, let it cool in the > fridge, skim the top off again and then add the vitamin C at that point, so > as not to have the vit. C be ruined by the heat. > Phyllis > > In a message dated 3/1/03 5:19:11 PM Mountain Standard Time, > jonah@n... writes: > > > ...I've often wondered why on earth would Dr.Hulda recommend that we > > begin drinking lots of milk " again " after thinking that it was a major > > contributor to cancer..Of course we know now to boil it for about ten > > seconds and add a pinch of salt and vitamin c as it's perking..I've been > > doing that and it's delicious that way..Tastes better than before it's > > treated.. > > I AM NOT AN EXPERT NOR CAN I RECOMMEND TREATMENTS... > > melville ;-) > > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 2, 2003 Report Share Posted March 2, 2003 Test. I've tried to post a few different questions but they didn't post. I was trying to start a new topic. So now I'm testing if the reply button will work ???? Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 2, 2003 Report Share Posted March 2, 2003 JR You might want to read about all about pH on my website and learn what Dr. Ted Morter, DC has to teach about pH. You will find it listed under " articles " It is titled " pH and Your Health Potential " . Dr. Morter runs a clinic in , Arkansas and I have spoken personally with two terminal cancer patients who went there and were a live two years later when I spoke with them. I haven't attempted to speak with them in the past two years. Dr. Morter does say that negative emotions cause acidity and tells you how to check for this. He has written books to deal with the emotional side which I recommend. Lists are at the end of the article. I have no financial connection to Dr. Morter, his clinic or his books. Kallie www.4optimallife.com Products and services to enhance your health and life. Water Ionizers, Magnetic Sleep Pads, Accutone CDs, Zappers, Energy Therapies - EFT, ERT. Re: [ ] Calcium; oxygen; free radicals.. I know Robt. Barefoot pretty well having talked to him numerous times at his home and office in Canada. I took his complete course of calcium, magnesium, Vit D, sunshine and Cesium.... I took it twice with a gap of several weeks in between. He claims that now my cancer will never metastasize even though my PSA may go very high. He gave me a couple of big business owners in Canada to contact about their similar experience with his methodology..they could not say for sure it was this treatment that helped them because of overlapping other medications they took at the same time. But their prostate cancer seems under control. Several investors are trying to build one or two large clinics in Canada to prove these methods...at least they were about a year ago. The combination of these ingredients, and only these, in proper proportion are supposed to get through the cell covering of the cancer cell to allow oxygen in. And as Mel has noted this combo turns the Ph alkaline to allow this to work. HOWever, as Barefoot told me, this can take many months if your body has been acidic for years. I followed his diet for 6-8 months and never could get my PH high enough. It took years to be wrong and can take that long to correct the body...he made that clear to me many times when I called him for more advice to get my Ph up sooner. Barefoot has since become quite a celebrity on late night informercials for his coral calcium. Best, JR Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 2, 2003 Report Share Posted March 2, 2003 Hi Katy; I don't know foreshore but wouldn't the " current " travel through the milk just as it would through " bodily fluids " ? This is something I've wondered about too..For instance could you put milk or another liquid in to a stainless steel bowl; attach the electrodes; and " zap " it that way? Would the current or the " frequency " affect the fluid, and would it also pollute the fluid with metal molecules? How's about that Leo; Arthur; or ? What is this news we hear about being able to " zap " our food; and what about being able to eliminate the benzine or the iso-propyl alchohol??? We need to know more.. melville ;-) Re: Calcium; oxygen; free radicals.. Can you share how? Any metal electrode will emit a certain number of metal molecules into the milk, which I haven't figured out how to circumvent...so this " cure " sounds not so good unless someone has some method to share? Katy > > And don't forget.....you can zap your milk also! > > Khepri > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 2, 2003 Report Share Posted March 2, 2003 Thanks Kallie..I'm going to check that out... Interesting that the Dr. mentions that <<negative emotions cause acidity >>; as that's where prayer or meditation helps us to minimize the affects of cancer..You know it's such a wonderful thing to have a close friend who has the time to spend with us " cancer cases " and encourages us to exercize among other necessary things.. melville ;-) Re: [ ] Calcium; oxygen; free radicals.. I know Robt. Barefoot pretty well having talked to him numerous times at his home and office in Canada. I took his complete course of calcium, magnesium, Vit D, sunshine and Cesium.... I took it twice with a gap of several weeks in between. He claims that now my cancer will never metastasize even though my PSA may go very high. He gave me a couple of big business owners in Canada to contact about their similar experience with his methodology..they could not say for sure it was this treatment that helped them because of overlapping other medications they took at the same time. But their prostate cancer seems under control. Several investors are trying to build one or two large clinics in Canada to prove these methods...at least they were about a year ago. The combination of these ingredients, and only these, in proper proportion are supposed to get through the cell covering of the cancer cell to allow oxygen in. And as Mel has noted this combo turns the Ph alkaline to allow this to work. HOWever, as Barefoot told me, this can take many months if your body has been acidic for years. I followed his diet for 6-8 months and never could get my PH high enough. It took years to be wrong and can take that long to correct the body...he made that clear to me many times when I called him for more advice to get my Ph up sooner. Barefoot has since become quite a celebrity on late night informercials for his coral calcium. Best, JR Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 3, 2003 Report Share Posted March 3, 2003 Mel, I would say, if you enjoy the milk without skimming, go for it, as you already have boiled it with seasalt and added your vitamin C. I am not an expert either. Haha. Phyllis In a message dated 3/2/03 6:46:05 PM Mountain Standard Time, jonah@... writes: > Sounds good Phyllis; > But wouldn't there be ingredients in the stuff that you skim off..I stir it > back in and gives it that smooth creamy taste..What I've been doing is > putting the hot milk with the vit C on top of cold cereals like shreddies > with fruit on top (which are my very favourite); just in case there's > mold..Seems reasonable anyway.. > melville... > Re: Calcium; oxygen; free radicals.. > > > > Mel, I enjoy the taste of milk better the Dr. way myself. > Actually, it is best to boil it for 10 seconds with a pinch of salt, pour > into your container, let it cool a bit, skim off the top, let it cool in > the > fridge, skim the top off again and then add the vitamin C at that point, so > > as not to have the vit. C be ruined by the heat. > Phyllis > > In a message dated 3/1/03 5:19:11 PM Mountain Standard Time, > jonah@... writes: > > >...I've often wondered why on earth would Dr.Hulda recommend that we > > >begin drinking lots of milk " again " after thinking that it was a major > >contributor to cancer..Of course we know now to boil it for about ten > >seconds and add a pinch of salt and vitamin c as it's perking..I've been > >doing that and it's delicious that way..Tastes better than before it's > >treated.. > >I AM NOT AN EXPERT NOR CAN I RECOMMEND TREATMENTS... > >melville ;-) > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 3, 2003 Report Share Posted March 3, 2003 Well, sure....the milk can be zapped. I've even thought of spraying fabrics with water and zapping them (to kill dust mites)....as the liquid will carry the current. BUT the metal electrode also loses some of itself down stream into the electron flow. So...if one wants copper in their millk, well.....have at it! One idea I had was make electrodes out of silver. Having 99.9% pure silver bars and just attaching to them with alligators and sitting the electrode " just so " in the milk so only the silver touches it and not the alligator. Is it a plan? Yes...but wire made of silver would really work as well and be a potentially longer, more probe-like electrode and be easier to keep its upper end that is attached with an alligator OUT of foods. I've only thought of this stuff, have yet to do it. (AND...the food s/b in glass or plastic, I sure wouldn't use a metal container, not even s/s) Katy > Hi Katy; > I don't know foreshore but wouldn't the " current " travel through the milk just as it would through " bodily fluids " ? This is something I've wondered about too..For instance could you put milk or another liquid in to a stainless steel bowl; attach the electrodes; and " zap " it that way? Would the current or the " frequency " affect the fluid, and would it also pollute the fluid with metal molecules? How's about that Leo; Arthur; or ? What is this news we hear about being able to " zap " our food; and what about being able to eliminate the benzine or the iso-propyl alchohol??? We need to know more.. > melville ;-) > > Re: Calcium; oxygen; free radicals.. > > > Can you share how? Any metal electrode will > emit a certain number of metal molecules into > the milk, which I haven't figured out how to > circumvent...so this " cure " sounds not so good > unless someone has some method to share? > Katy > > > > > And don't forget.....you can zap your milk also! > > > > Khepri > > > > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 3, 2003 Report Share Posted March 3, 2003 In a message dated 3/2/03 9:39:28 PM Eastern Standard Time, jonah@... writes: > Can you share how? Any metal electrode will > emit a certain number of metal molecules into > the milk, which I haven't figured out how to > circumvent...so this " cure " sounds not so good > unless someone has some method to share? > Katy > It was back when the zapper had copper hand-holds......it probably does introduce ionic copper into the milk.....just as it did the body when zapping......but if you don't like the idea of ionic copper...then use to silver electrodes...: ) A double whammy! Khepri Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 3, 2003 Report Share Posted March 3, 2003 In a message dated 3/2/03 9:39:28 PM Eastern Standard Time, jonah@... writes: > Hi Katy; > I don't know foreshore but wouldn't the " current " travel through the milk > just as it would through " bodily fluids " ? Yup. > This is something I've wondered about too..For instance could you put milk or > another liquid in to a stainless steel bowl; attach the electrodes; and > " zap " it that way? Like Katy pointed out, you will be introducing ions, I think, from whatever metal you are using....if I recall " stainless " is not a desireable one...so you'd have to locate a copper, silver, gold (whoopee!)....ideally you would rotate the bowls or just locate a silver one.....probably even a silver plate would be good in this case....(easier to locate and less expensive)...... >Would the current or the " frequency " affect the fluid, and would it also pollute the > fluid with metal molecules? Hmmmm, " pollute " depends on the metal used....silver colloid or particles in the milk probably wouldn't be considered a pollutant...: ) How's about that Leo; Arthur; or ? What is this news we hear about being > able to " zap " our food; and what about being able to eliminate the benzine > or the iso-propyl alchohol??? We need to know more.. I'll leave that to someone else....: ) > melville ;-) > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 3, 2003 Report Share Posted March 3, 2003 > So...if one wants copper in their millk, well.....have at it! > Colloidal copper is sold on the market next to the silver and gold solutions.......and copper deficiency has been linked with ummm....... " loose stools " ..... Although.....as your cautions suggest...I wouldn't just start taking colloidal copper without a blood test of some sort....: ) Khepri Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 3, 2003 Report Share Posted March 3, 2003 Re: Calcium; oxygen; free radicals.. > > > Can you share how? Any metal electrode will > emit a certain number of metal molecules into > the milk, which I haven't figured out how to > circumvent...so this " cure " sounds not so good > unless someone has some method to share? > Katy > > > > > And don't forget.....you can zap your milk also! > > > > Khepri > > > > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 3, 2003 Report Share Posted March 3, 2003 Whale thar Khepri...I fell off a " loose stool " at a bar one time..Hahahahah ;-D " Loose stools; stink ships " ..Hahahaha ;-D " Stool Pigeons are brown in colour " ..Haha..choke!! cough!!! ROTF LOL I was thinking more of putting a " wet " paper towel between the alligator clips and the " glass " milk containor..That would stop the intrusion of metal into the milk; wouldn't it? Someone has suggested " silver electrodes " but where do we get those? And how expensive are they? Someone must have all of this figured out eh? OK " genius " wherever you are; what do we do? melville ;-) Re: Calcium; oxygen; free radicals.. > So...if one wants copper in their millk, well.....have at it! > Colloidal copper is sold on the market next to the silver and gold solutions.......and copper deficiency has been linked with ummm....... " loose stools " ..... Although.....as your cautions suggest...I wouldn't just start taking colloidal copper without a blood test of some sort....: ) Khepri Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 3, 2003 Report Share Posted March 3, 2003 Re: Calcium; oxygen; free radicals.. > So...if one wants copper in their millk, well.....have at it! > Colloidal copper is sold on the market next to the silver and gold solutions.......and copper deficiency has been linked with ummm....... " loose stools " ..... Although.....as your cautions suggest...I wouldn't just start taking colloidal copper without a blood test of some sort....: ) Khepri Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 3, 2003 Report Share Posted March 3, 2003 From: <khepri3@...> > Like Katy pointed out, you will be introducing ions, I think, from whatever > metal you are using....if I recall " stainless " is not a desireable one...so > you'd have to locate a copper, silver, gold (whoopee!)....ideally you would > rotate the bowls or just locate a silver one.....probably even a silver plate > would be good in this case....(easier to locate and less expensive)...... no, NOT copper. Copper is toxic. And ASSUMING silver is not toxic is, well, an assumption. Certain levels seem very beneficial, but unless one has a method to measure, just winging it and hoping doesn't seem real good to me either. Silver plate would seem dangerous to me. Only 99.9% pure silver would be okay to my mind. And gold again, would have to be 24k, or the not- gold part would emit toxic metal ions. Katy Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 3, 2003 Report Share Posted March 3, 2003 tu Walt. I personally have no shortage in the silver dept! Katy > Hi Katy: You can get silver 99.9 rods at www.silverpuppy.com check out his silver machines too! > > Walt Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 3, 2003 Report Share Posted March 3, 2003 jonah@... writes: > I was thinking more of putting a " wet " paper towel between the alligator > clips and the " glass " milk containor..That would stop the intrusion of > metal into the milk; wouldn't it? Sure....you'd have to measure for resistance within that set up.....remember Dr. s formula...frequency/time/current.....if one of those is lacking one will not get sufficient results.... > Someone has suggested " silver electrodes " but where do we get those? And how > expensive are they? There all over online....not bad on the price.....relatively....just buy as pure as you can.... Khepri Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 3, 2003 Report Share Posted March 3, 2003 In a message dated 3/3/03 4:21:48 PM Eastern Standard Time, eldorado@... writes: > no, NOT copper. Copper is toxic. Copper is not toxic at the appropiate levels.... > And ASSUMING silver is not toxic is, well, > an assumption. Sigh.....of course is has a certain level of toxicity....if it didn't IT WOULD NOT KILL ANYTHING!!!! Certain levels seem very beneficial,> > but unless one has a method to measure, just > winging it and hoping doesn't seem real good to > me either. *What* are you talking about? I think you're making conclusions again without all the facts....you should try asking first...to be clear........ >Silver plate would seem dangerous to me. Why is that? (See...is that so hard?....I have a reply, but I want to clarify where you are coming from...) > Only 99.9% pure silver would be okay to my mind. Ideally you would use a purer form than that.... > And gold again, would have to be 24k, or the not- > gold part would emit toxic metal ions. Exactly....: ) Khepri > > Katy > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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