Re: Re:Salmonella in spices

[Guest guest]

Too true. Some people believe we are becoming weak because of the modern

adoption of over-cleanliness. Antibacterial soap, oh-so-clean food etc. Our

ancestors ate stuff off the earth! They got their daily dose of bugs, good

and bad, and were probably hardier for it.

On 4/18/06, CHRISTINE TAYLOR <trays.family@...> wrote:

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> When we take in small amounts of these bacteria it helps build our immune

> system for the future. Lots of people are scared of all germs, but germs can

> be our friends:O)

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> -->I need to mention that many/most of the imported spices from India we

> test in the lab I work at are contaminated with Salmonella, --<

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Too true. Some people believe we are becoming weak because of the modern

adoption of over-cleanliness.

-->It's kinda interesting that Americans who go to Mexico (and other places in

the world) are told not to drink the water...it'll make you sick. But, the

people who live there don't get sick. They grew up with that bacteria. So, bad

bacteria is only a problem taken in large amounts when we're not use to them. CT

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[Guest guest]

This is true, but only to a degree. There are still disease outbreaks in

counties where people are exposed to various " bad bugs " all the time. The

immunity is far from absolute. You can't protect yourself from contaminated food

by eating increasingly larger doses of it. OTOH, I believe that our immune

systems were more robust when things weren't quite so sterile.

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From: " CHRISTINE TAYLOR " <trays.family@...>

Too true. Some people believe we are becoming weak because of the modern

adoption of over-cleanliness.

-->It's kinda interesting that Americans who go to Mexico (and other places in

the world) are told not to drink the water...it'll make you sick. But, the

people who live there don't get sick. They grew up with that bacteria. So, bad

bacteria is only a problem taken in large amounts when we're not use to them. CT

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Good point. Never thought about the water thing.

On 4/18/06, CHRISTINE TAYLOR <trays.family@...> wrote:

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> Too true. Some people believe we are becoming weak because of the modern

> adoption of over-cleanliness.

> -->It's kinda interesting that Americans who go to Mexico (and other

> places in the world) are told not to drink the water...it'll make you sick.

> But, the people who live there don't get sick. They grew up with that

> bacteria. So, bad bacteria is only a problem taken in large amounts when

> we're not use to them. CT

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[Guest guest]

I don't understand what you are trying to say.

>Dear CT,

Please tell Indian people to wash their hands before harvesting any

spices.

Salmonellas usually reside in chicken meat/skin/intestines and not in

herbes from the ground,if I am correct.

By the way,electrification on these products should be effective to

sanitarize these unbenefitial virus/microbes,unless you do not want

to be isolated in the deep corner of some hospital.

Do not underestimate the health law that you get your free activity

away.

To be immune sufficient,we need to have enough mineral salts in our

body.

Our immune system will not be trained,learn nor build up without

unless we have enough minerals in our body.

In worst case,put silver coin or copper penny into your mouth and

hide them under your toungue from anybody. At least we do have a

chance to survive from O-157,tiphus,salmonera,and so on.

Isao

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[Guest guest]

Isao is having a quite time ..he is being poetic..it is the Season of the

blossom in Japan...

No...what he is saying is minerals play a strong role as an immune system

booster...and the think about the silver coin....silver has strong anti

bacterial properties ( aka Colloidal Silver...)

CHRISTINE TAYLOR <trays.family@...> wrote:

I don't understand what you are trying to say.

>Dear CT,

Please tell Indian people to wash their hands before harvesting any

spices.

Salmonellas usually reside in chicken meat/skin/intestines and not in

herbes from the ground,if I am correct.

By the way,electrification on these products should be effective to

sanitarize these unbenefitial virus/microbes,unless you do not want

to be isolated in the deep corner of some hospital.

Do not underestimate the health law that you get your free activity

away.

To be immune sufficient,we need to have enough mineral salts in our

body.

Our immune system will not be trained,learn nor build up without

unless we have enough minerals in our body.

In worst case,put silver coin or copper penny into your mouth and

hide them under your toungue from anybody. At least we do have a

chance to survive from O-157,tiphus,salmonera,and so on.

Isao

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[Guest guest]

I'm going to make my own colloidal silver. It's so easy!

On 4/18/06, kefir king <kefir_king@...> wrote:

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> Isao is having a quite time ..he is being poetic..it is the Season of the

> blossom in Japan...

>

> No...what he is saying is minerals play a strong role as an immune

> system booster...and the think about the silver coin....silver has strong

> anti bacterial properties ( aka Colloidal Silver...)

>

>

>

> CHRISTINE TAYLOR <trays.family@...> wrote:

> I don't understand what you are trying to say.

>

> >Dear CT,

> Please tell Indian people to wash their hands before harvesting any

> spices.

> Salmonellas usually reside in chicken meat/skin/intestines and not in

> herbes from the ground,if I am correct.

> By the way,electrification on these products should be effective to

> sanitarize these unbenefitial virus/microbes,unless you do not want

> to be isolated in the deep corner of some hospital.

> Do not underestimate the health law that you get your free activity

> away.

> To be immune sufficient,we need to have enough mineral salts in our

> body.

> Our immune system will not be trained,learn nor build up without

> unless we have enough minerals in our body.

>

> In worst case,put silver coin or copper penny into your mouth and

> hide them under your toungue from anybody. At least we do have a

> chance to survive from O-157,tiphus,salmonera,and so on.

>

> Isao

>

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[Guest guest]

How?

On Apr 18, 2006, at 12:55 PM, Dirk Coetsee wrote:

> I'm going to make my own colloidal silver. It's so easy!

Parashis

artpages@...

zine:

artpagesonline.com

portfolio:

http://www.artpagesonline.com/EPportfolio/000portfolio.html

[Guest guest]

Hmm, been doing more research, it seems the best method is a

constant-current density source. Also, it's good to have a stirrer, and

alternate the polarity. Tell you what, I will design one, get the results

lab tested (ppm and colloidal size) and if it's good, I'll send you all the

schematics...

On 4/19/06, Parashis <artpages@...> wrote:

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> How?

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> On Apr 18, 2006, at 12:55 PM, Dirk Coetsee wrote:

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> > I'm going to make my own colloidal silver. It's so easy!

> Parashis

> artpages@...

> zine:

> artpagesonline.com

>

> portfolio:

> http://www.artpagesonline.com/EPportfolio/000portfolio.html

>

>

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[Guest guest]

Great!

On Apr 19, 2006, at 7:13 AM, Dirk Coetsee wrote:

> Hmm, been doing more research, it seems the best method is a

> constant-current density source. Also, it's good to have a stirrer, and

> alternate the polarity. Tell you what, I will design one, get the

> results

> lab tested (ppm and colloidal size) and if it's good, I'll send you

> all the

> schematics...

>

> On 4/19/06, Parashis <artpages@...> wrote:

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>> How?

>>

>>

>> On Apr 18, 2006, at 12:55 PM, Dirk Coetsee wrote:

>>

>>> I'm going to make my own colloidal silver. It's so easy!

>> Parashis

>> artpages@...

>> zine:

>> artpagesonline.com

>>

>> portfolio:

>> http://www.artpagesonline.com/EPportfolio/000portfolio.html

>>

>>

>>

>>

[Guest guest]

>Tell you what, I will design one, get the results

lab tested (ppm and colloidal size) and if it's good, I'll send you all the

schematics...

They already exist. There were alot of advertisements for them just before

2000.

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[Guest guest]

What exists? I know that these type of generators exist. That is how the

Silverpuppy generator works. But there are design question outstanding: what

is the optimal current density? It'll be a function of electrode spacing and

electrode size/shape/surface area. Stuff like that. It'll take a bit of

trial and error. The actual circuit is stupidly simple. Just a constant

current source! But maybe we can put in some feedback to actually measure

the current so we know.

On 4/19/06, CHRISTINE TAYLOR <trays.family@...> wrote:

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> >Tell you what, I will design one, get the results

> lab tested (ppm and colloidal size) and if it's good, I'll send you all

> the

> schematics...

>

> They already exist. There were alot of advertisements for them just

> before 2000.

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