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Authors: Various List Participants
Source: Yahoo Colloidal
Silver Medicine Email List Group
Original Source Format: Text messages
Edited: Reformatted, emphasis ours, fully edited
Copyrights: Copyright 2004 AVRA, all rights reserved.
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Electrolytes and Colloidal Silver
"...there are those who believe that combining colloidal silver
and gatorade results in an increased bioavailability of the silver ions.
Many people use equal parts of both, and drink the combination. This
belief orginated by a report from Brooks Bradley of the Harbourne Foundation,
and the staff's meticulous observations derived from research experiments.... "
Isotonic solutions, hypotonic solutions, and other related re-hydrating
drink products are designed to be rapidly assimilated into the body and
achieve deeper penetration into tissues. Research has shown that an isotonic
solution is the most ideal for rapid adsorption and rentention in the
body; however, at 2% carbohydrates rather than the standard 6-8%.
Gatorade may reduce the adsorption time and improve the bioavailability
of colloidal silver when the two are used together, which would improve
the overall effectiveness of the oral use of colloidal silver.
See: http://www.doctorphyto.com/library/physiology/Gastri_Emptying_&_pH.htm
"My wife has been suffering from painful, expensive urinary tract
Infections about every 4 weeks for several years--CS helped, but when
Brooks suggested that by adding a double amount of Gatorade to each
single amount of CS, the combination would go deeper into the tissues
than CS alone--Since she began this routine in conjunction with Godzilla/BECK
zapping & zilling, the recurring infection has not repeated--Praise
God!"
- R.H., quoted from the silver list archive
However, there are those who have questioned whether or not a more
healthy alternative to Gatorade may be found. Since the properties
of hydrating drinking solutions share many common factors, it may be
useful to experiment with alternatives, such as Pedialyte. It may even
be possible to affordably create an effective drinking solution at
home.
"Can we make our own electrolyte solution, sugar free, by using
baking soda, table salt, and potassium gluconate in water? I realize
the proportions are very important, but the commercial electrolyte
solutions are expensive, at least the ones around here are, so I am
looking for alternatives. According to some labels, those ingredients
are used to make some commercial products so it will be a lot cheaper
if we can do it ourselves. Anyone know for sure? I personally am having
extremely good results with the cs/gatorade mix and will continue to
use it if I can't do better. But the sugars are causing a thickening
of mucus secretions so I wish to avoid this if practical. Actually,
the potassium compound I noticed was the chloride form. Will this make
a difference or will the gluconate work? Or will any of this whole
idea work?"
- S.R., quoted from the silver list archive
What follows is a list of suggested gatorade alternatives, presented
for research purposes, taken from the subsequent topic conversations:
Isotonic Solution: 200ml of orange squash (concentrated
orange), 1 litre of water and a pinch of salt (1g). Mix all the ingredients
together and keep chilled.
Hypotonic Solution - 100ml of orange squash (concentrated
orange), 1 litre of water and a pinch of salt (1g). Mix all the ingredients
together and keep chilled.
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Boil and cool 4 cups water (Actually I prefer to start with distilled
water) It will be easier to completely dissolve the dry ingredients
if one starts with warm water.
Add:
------------- 1/2-teaspoon baking soda
------------- 1/2-teaspoon salt
------------- 3 Tablespoons sugar
Be sure all of the dry ingredients are fully dissolved and mixed.
Here are a couple more options for homemade electrolyte solutions.
Starch-based Solution
1 quart clean water
½ teaspoon table salt
2 oz. (about 1 cup) baby rice cereal
Sugar-based solution
1 quart clean water
½ teaspoon table salt
8 teaspoons sugar
Pedialyte Substitute
This recipe may be used in place of an over-the-counter product (Pedialyte),
IF followed EXACTLY:
3 Tablespoons of Sugar
3/4 teaspoon of Salt
1 Teaspoon of Baking Soda
1 Cup of Orange Juice (I don't use this)
1 Quart of Water.
Pour together and shake well, being certain that all dry ingredients
are fully
dissolved and mixed. (Keep refrigerated and and warm to body temperature
before use and use within 48 hours).
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2 quarts water
1-teaspoon baking soda
1-teaspoon salt
7 Tablespoons sugar
1 packet Sugar-Free Kool-Aid
1/2-teaspoon salt substitute
The salt substitute and Kool-Aid are optional. As with the others,
store in
the refrigerator and warm to body temperature just prior to use.
- L.R., Quoted from the List Archives
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