toad poison

Mac,

I seem to remember a protocol for people using bentonite clay and aztec clay with something else!

but I forgot what it was for and where I exactly I read that...is that so, or am I mistaken?

kw

I've used bentonite clay with Silver water before... incredible combo.

Was that it ?

C

MAC,

Not sure, that doesn't ring a bell. Perhaps someone else may recall and make a comment.

But thx for the reminder...a friend brought me a beer bottle full of home-made silver ,to a meeting for a group of us but I didn't have
an appropriate container to transfer it to, so I had to leave it at a friends house in St. Louis.
I need to retrieve that!!!



kw

Kenneth,

I wouldn't ... I'd let it go... that kind of home made Silver is not good for the system, for the simple reason that the silver particles are too big in size.... as the Silver water needs to be created with a laser... thus producing smaller silver particles, that can pass thru your system.

If it was me, I'd steer clear of home made silver....

just sayin.

Mac,

Well thanks...I forgot to ask him what he used to make it!

I actually have one of my own but have not felt the need to make any , and I have no laser either.
Mine was from canada, built on becks diagram!

I think this CDS is gonna reduce or eliminate the need for getting the silver.

But I appreciate the heads up reminder. Is the laser made type considered to be nanized?

kw

Nano particles ?

Not sure... but the laser helps to create a silver mist (smaller particles)... as opposed to an electrical charge, producing silver particles.

The mist is safer.

Clint

I know that this is an old post - But it still may help someone. I live in S. Texas on the Rio Grande River. Our toads here are VERY TOXIC too. If the dog just touches the toad and then licks their nose, they ingest the toxin (the toxin is the toads defense) . I have treated my older dogs 2 or 3 times and saved them. I lost them to other problems 3 or so years ago.

I had found out that if you will immediately wash their tongue off (hold a hose with running water over the tongue and wash it, rub with your hand, over and over, just don't drown the dog). Normally that is all that is needed. If the dog has eaten a piece of the toad, they usually will never survive, unless you make them throw up right away. Even though I was sure my dogs had not eaten any of it I still made them throw up just to be sure.

It's easy to make them throw up - just give them straight Hydrogen Peroxide, slowly 2 T (12 ml) or so at a time. Put it in a syringe and very slowly make the dog swallow all of it a bit at a time. They should vomit up EVERYTHING that is in their stomach within 5 min. If they don't vomit within 5 min, do an additional 12 ml slowly. They will get rid of everything and should be perfectly fine.