Re: How to question

[Guest guest]

I have seen instructions on dehydrating a placenta....I would assume it

would be similar.

Slightly freeze, slice into thin long slices, dehydrate on teflex sheets,

crumble in a coffee grinder until smooth, encapsulate, store unused in the

freezer.

How to question

Friends,

Has anyone tried freeze drying their own organs? Anyone know what is

involved/how the process works, not on an large scale, but to do small

batches, etc... for a family's pets or themselves?

[Guest guest]

On 3/22/08, louisvillewapf <louisvillewapf@...> wrote:

> Has anyone tried freeze drying their own organs? Anyone know what is

> involved/how the process works, not on an large scale, but to do small

> batches, etc... for a family's pets or themselves?

I tried freezing my own kidneys once, but I started having major

difficulty urinating after that, so I wouldn't recommend it.

Chris

[Guest guest]

Chris-

> I tried freezing my own kidneys once, but I started having major

> difficulty urinating after that, so I wouldn't recommend it.

And I put my brain in the dehydrator a few weeks ago, and nothing's

been the same since. Definitely a bad idea all around.

-

[Guest guest]

Oh right.... but just try doing that with your liver and see how things go..

Re: How to question

Chris-

> I tried freezing my own kidneys once, but I started having major

> difficulty urinating after that, so I wouldn't recommend it.

And I put my brain in the dehydrator a few weeks ago, and nothing's

been the same since. Definitely a bad idea all around.

-

[Guest guest]

Rene, do you actually need to keep your bandages dry? Would you be able, for

instance, to dampen them with CS? They would dry out again in between times.

I would be inclined to lay my whole hand, with dampened bandage intact, on a

small metal tray or piece of aluminium foil connected to the electrode and

lightly touch the tender parts, no pressure, with the other electrode, and go

over the whole area possible. This to reach every part possible without you

having to juggle two electrodes.

Rowena

[Guest guest]

In the book " The Body Electric " it is indicated that a small current

across the wound with contact to silver (I would use CS as Rowena

says) could help regenerate tissue. A six volt battery might be too

much, unless you use one that has a low charge so the amperage would

be smaller.

Good Luck!

>

> Rene, do you actually need to keep your bandages dry? Would you be

able, for instance, to dampen them with CS? They would dry out again

in between times.

> I would be inclined to lay my whole hand, with dampened bandage

intact, on a small metal tray or piece of aluminium foil connected to

the electrode and lightly touch the tender parts, no pressure, with

the other electrode, and go over the whole area possible. This to

reach every part possible without you having to juggle two electrodes.

> Rowena

>

>

[Guest guest]

I think it would work just as you have explained it. Like always, just keep the

electrodes away from direct contact with the sores. As far as quicker healing I

have found colloidal silver (using it externally, as well as, internally) does a

great job in speeding the healing time and leaving fewer visible scars. I have

used it on nasty cuts and scrapes soaking the first piece of gauze that comes in

direct contact with the sores. They use a form of it in burn units at hospitals

and it does wonders! Hope this helps. Take care and I pray for your quick

healing.

y<><

Gaiacita <gaiacita@...> wrote: This weekend I tangled 3 fingers of my left

hand in my table saw (I'm typing

one handed). I want to use the 'zilla on them but am not sure of the

electrode placement.

I don't think I am yet able to lay an electrode on any of the tips (too

sore) plus I don't want to have to unwrap my fingers 2 or more times a day

to zill.

So, if I place an electrode on top of the bandaged tip and one below the

bandage, once I can stand the pressure on the tip, will it work through the

bandage?

And until I'm able to take pressure on the tips, do you think it would help

speed healing if I put 1 'rode on 1 side of the finger below the cut and the

other 'rode on the opposite side of the finger? I know the electricity will

flow straight across the finger, but as the flow will be below the damage,

would it still help the damaged area? And I figure I should be as close to

the damage as possible but as I said I also don't want to unwrap them 2 or

more times a day (actual bandage change is necessary only every 2 or 3 days)

so will the current flow through the bandages, or should I go below the

bandages, on the flesh, even though the bandages are about an inch and a

half down from the wound?

Any thoughts on this?

[Guest guest]

i will have to see if these bandages will soak through. I don't mind them

being wet, I just don't want to have to change them twice a day. Hurts too

much. But I will try the tray idea later today. Thanks

renee

[Guest guest]

Hi ,

Placing one electrode on the bandage and dropping a few drops water (or weak

saline but

prolly not a good idea 'cos the salt will carry on stinging ) onto the bandage

under where you

going to put the electrode. The other electrode can be higher up same arm ( like

tuck in your

elbow) or in other hand or one of the feet, to complete the circuit.

My guess is that 'zillering nearby is also effective; based on my doing my teeth

abcesses.

Sometimes could only get close but not through. worked well.

Am sending you healing.

Did the bones get chipped? Look up the recipe for Dr s BFC Bone Flesh

and

Cartilage. Ah got it. See just below.

OK,

Tony

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Mr_s_Corner

From: " rider432c " <dmam@...>

Date sent: Mon, 29 Sep 2003 23:39:54 -0000

Subject: Fwd: Re: [Mr_s_Corner] Re: broken bone

Send reply to: Mr_s_Corner

Like the enhancer, microcurrent stimulation also.

P.M.

http://www.herballegacy.com/id43.htm Definition Fracture, break or crack in the

bone.

Herbal Aids Comfrey Tea and Organic Calcium:

After the doctor has set the bone, drink three or more cups of comfrey tea each

day--the

more the better. With each cup of tea take the calcium combination. This is the

formula: [This

is Calc Tea: Dr. 's Calcium Formula]

6 parts horsetail grass

4 parts comfrey root

3 parts oat straw

1 part lobelia

For children old enough to take capsules, use two capsules or more, three times

in a day.

As suggested, take these capsules with the comfrey tea.

Mix the powder with blackstrap molasses, if it is hard to swallow the capsules.

[HHH p.47]

Steroids Can Exacerbate Broken Bones: More dangerous still are the steroid

drugs, such as

Vanceril and Prednisone. If taken by children, these drugs can adversely affect

growth and

sexual maturation. It encourages yeast infections both locally and systemically.

Adrenal

insufficiency has been traced to this drug, so severe that death could result.

Broken bones

become more common among recipients of this kind of drug. And when you are ready

to get

yourself off the drug, you can suffer all kinds of side effects (withdrawal

symptoms), such as

inability to maintain body warmth, extreme tiredness, faintness, exhaustion,

heart

palpitations, and so on. [EWH p.127]

Broken Bones After Being Set:

After a doctor has set the bone, drink three or more cups of BF & C and/or

comfrey tea or

green drink per day.

With each cup take two or more capsules of the Calc formula. [EWH p.165]

BF & C:

Dr. 's Bone, Flesh and Cartilage Formula:

Over the years of practice I have had a number of patients who have had broken

bones from

osteoporosis. One case was a woman in her middle eighties with a fractured hip.

After three

months in a cast it showed no sign of healing, any more than two pieces of stick

growing

together. This woman was frightened because she was told that if the hip bones

did not knit

after putting on another cast for three months, they would cut her leg open and

use stainless

steel rods, bolts and nuts to make it possible for her to at least get around on

crutches. This

was in the early sixties and not much comfrey was available then. The lady's

daughter was in

one of my classes, and we asked the students to help out by donating as much

comfrey as

they could. We had enough donated from the class members that the patient had

from a pint

to a quart of comfrey green drink or comfrey tea each day, six days a week, week

after week.

At the end of this " three months, " the cast was removed and the doctors were

amazed,

because during the first three months were was " no knitting " of the bone even

evident, but

with the comfrey being taken orally during the next three-month period the leg

was healed.

The daughter told us her mother was out square dancing within a couple of weeks

after the

cast was removed! Since this case was so outstanding we have had a formula

developed

called " bone, flesh and cartilage. " [bF & C] This formula has done miraculous

things with

broken backs, legs, hips, etc. This formula has been used to help with curvature

of the spine,

polio, multiple sclerosis, and muscular dystrophy, stroke and arthritis of the

bone. This

formula is used externally as well as orally and has brought tremendously fast

results. [NL 1-

11]

Dr. 's Comfrey Combination Fomentation:

(BF & C) This is an aid for malfunction in bone, flesh, sinews, etc.

Make a tea of the following herbs:

oak bark,

marshmallow root,

mullein herb,

wormwood,

lobelia,

skullcap,

comfrey root,

walnut bark (or leaves),

gravel root.

Soak the combined teas in distilled water (at the rate of one ounce of combined

herbs to a

pint of distilled water),

then soaking four to six hours,

simmer thirty minutes,

strain and then simmer the liquid down to 1/2 its volume and

add 1/4 vegetable glycerine (if desired).

Example: One gallon of tea simmered (not boiled) down to two quarts and add one

pint of

glycerine.

Soak flannel, cotton, or any white material other than synthetics--never use

synthetics.

Wrap the fomentation (soaked cloth) around the malfunctioning area and cover

with plastic to

keep it from drying out.

Leave on all night six nights a week, week after week, until relief appears.

Severe cases: Drink 1/4 Cup of finished concentrated tea with 3/4 cup of

distilled water three

times in a day. [HHH p.193]

Calc Tea: Dr. 's Calcium Formula:

A wonderful natural calcium capsule or tea made up of

horsetail grass,

oat straw,

comfrey root and

lobelia.

As explained in the book " Biological Transmutations, " the silica in horsetail

grass converts to

calcium, and the other herbs work in close conjunction with this master calcium

herb. We

need calcium for nerve sheath, vein and artery walls, bone, teeth, etc. This

combination is all

pure herbs. It is also used for cramps, " Charlie horses, " and for all calcium

needs in the body.

Children with crowded, crooked teeth who later must have the wisdom teeth pulled

because

of a too narrow jaw are lacking calcium in the body. The pregnant woman should

increase

her natural calcium intake now for two people, so as to build for the child a

good wide jaw

and tooth material. Sugars, pastries, soft and alcoholic beverages, breads,

candies, etc.,

leach the calcium out of the body, causing varicose veins, cramps, Charlie

horses, loss of

teeth, nervous upsets, etc. [HHH p.185]

Testimonials Heavy Milk Drinker Constantly Breaks Bones: A young man came as a

patient-

to us when our office in Salt Lake was on 1st South, from the American Telephone

and

Telegraph office down the street. He was not feeling well and had not been

helped from other

medical sources he had visited, so he finally came to us to find out if we could

help him get

back his health. He was only 18 years of age and had suffered 17 broken bones,

one at a

time in his lifetime, and at this early age had false teeth. This young man had

grown up on a

dairy farm in field, Utah (a dairy center), and as he said, he " pr

actically swam in milk " ,

for it was his main food during most of his life. And if the dairy association's

advice that lots of

milk will make good teeth and strong bones were literally true, with the amount

of milk he had

consumed, he should have been " king for the year, " but here he was, a really

sick young

man. [sNH p.538]

See Also

BF & C: Dr. 's Bone, Flesh and Cartilage Formula

Calc Tea: Dr. 's Calcium Formula

[Mr_s_Corner] Re: broken bone

Nowadays, there's the Enhancer and WaterOz water soluble minerals that lets the

bones

mend a lot faster.

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On 24 Apr 2008 at 8:10, Gaiacita wrote about :

Subject : How to question

> This weekend I tangled 3 fingers of my left hand in my table saw (I'm typing

> one handed). I want to use the 'zilla on them but am not sure of the

> electrode placement.

>

> I don't think I am yet able to lay an electrode on any of the tips (too

> sore) plus I don't want to have to unwrap my fingers 2 or more times a day

> to zill.

>

> So, if I place an electrode on top of the bandaged tip and one below the

> bandage, once I can stand the pressure on the tip, will it work through the

> bandage?

>

> And until I'm able to take pressure on the tips, do you think it would help

> speed healing if I put 1 'rode on 1 side of the finger below the cut and the

> other 'rode on the opposite side of the finger? I know the electricity will

> flow straight across the finger, but as the flow will be below the damage,

> would it still help the damaged area? And I figure I should be as close to

> the damage as possible but as I said I also don't want to unwrap them 2 or

> more times a day (actual bandage change is necessary only every 2 or 3 days)

> so will the current flow through the bandages, or should I go below the

> bandages, on the flesh, even though the bandages are about an inch and a

> half down from the wound?

>

> Any thoughts on this?

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

The voltage is very tiny indeed, much smaller than what we are

using. Even a 1.5 volt battery is bigger than used in the body

electric experiments! If it's too much the silver could discolor the

skin. be very careful here. we use cloth electrode covers or

sponges to avoid the migration of metals into the skin.

we are not doing tatoos here, k we're trying to halt infection.

bG

-- In , " M. Richmond "

<rollouts@...> wrote:

>

> In the book " The Body Electric " it is indicated that a small

current

> across the wound with contact to silver (I would use CS as Rowena

> says) could help regenerate tissue. A six volt battery might be too

> much, unless you use one that has a low charge so the amperage

would

> be smaller.

> Good Luck!

>

>

>

>

>

> >

> > Rene, do you actually need to keep your bandages dry? Would you

be

> able, for instance, to dampen them with CS? They would dry out

again

> in between times.

> > I would be inclined to lay my whole hand, with dampened bandage

> intact, on a small metal tray or piece of aluminium foil connected

to

> the electrode and lightly touch the tender parts, no pressure, with

> the other electrode, and go over the whole area possible. This to

> reach every part possible without you having to juggle two

electrodes.

> > Rowena

> >

> >

[Guest guest]

Well, all I have is the 6 volt. So should I wrap more cloth around the

electrodes?

-------Original Message-------

The voltage is very tiny indeed, much smaller than what we are

using. Even a 1.5 volt battery is bigger than used in the body

electric experiments! If it's too much the silver could discolor the

skin. be very careful here. we use cloth electrode covers or

sponges to avoid the migration of metals into the skin.

we are not doing tatoos here, k we're trying to halt infection.

bG

-- In , " M. Richmond "

<rollouts@...> wrote:

>

> In the book " The Body Electric " it is indicated that a small

current

> across the wound with contact to silver (I would use CS as Rowena

> says) could help regenerate tissue. A six volt battery might be too

> much, unless you use one that has a low charge so the amperage

would

> be smaller.

> Good Luck!

>

>

>

>

>

> >

> > Rene, do you actually need to keep your bandages dry? Would you

be

> able, for instance, to dampen them with CS? They would dry out

again

> in between times.

> > I would be inclined to lay my whole hand, with dampened bandage

> intact, on a small metal tray or piece of aluminium foil connected

to

> the electrode and lightly touch the tender parts, no pressure, with

> the other electrode, and go over the whole area possible. This to

> reach every part possible without you having to juggle two

electrodes.

> > Rowena

> >

> >