Dear CS Friends, I've just received the following message (in quotes) from my 85 year old father, Robert, who will not sign onto the silver list because he doesn't feel he has the capacity to work on a computer. I've been extremely worried about him over the past couple of weeks because he's had a bad bout of antibiotic resistant bronchitis, only now improving a bit. He has questions about the capacity of the nebulizer that I know nothing about, and was wobbly after use. Any comments from the list would be highly appreciated. Being in Bangladesh my capacity to help there (he's in Atlanta) is limited. Thanks to all. Reid (Harvey)
Robert Harvey writes: "So far l've laid out, not counting tax, $85 for CS at Walmart, $200 for a CS generator and $115 for DeVilbiss portable nebulizer. However, there may be a couple of drawbacks. The nebulizer apparently can only handle a few drops at a time. I tried it thrice yesterday and got the expected mist only on the third try. However, I felt from then on and until going to bed as though I'd had several drinks and was wobbly in my walking. This was both before and after my usual daily glass of red wine preceding dinner. The whole thing scared me a bit, and I'd been thinking of taking it back since there's a 30 day return." "Do you have a nebulizer, and if so are you limited to the apparent few drops that mine is? If you have an artist's air brush, do you know the price of one? I suppose mine is safer in the sense that you can't go too far wrong on the amounts, but it you were trying to get several ounces into the lungs it would take more than full-time usage with the drops and medicine dropper. On the other hand the air brush might drown the patient before the over-supply was discovered. Whadda ya think? I will try today and tomorrow on the nebulizer, though I think the infection is just about kicked and the voice is coming back." "On the MSM or DMSO, Marguerite and I have been on the former (among other things) and discontinued the MSM, taking only the glucosamine and chondroitin that goes with it. We did this because following the Adkins diet as we have for several months we each have two eggs daily - in which there's enough sulphur to keep one constantly polishing the silver." -- The silver-list is a moderated forum for discussion of colloidal silver. To join or quit silver-list or silver-digest send an e-mail message to: [email protected] -or- [email protected] with the word subscribe or unsubscribe in the SUBJECT line. To post, address your message to: [email protected] Silver-list archive: http://escribe.com/health/thesilverlist/index.html List maintainer: Mike Devour <[email protected]>
