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I did read the box of my "Sovereign Silver" which is called a hydrosol.  It makes the claim of 10 ppm and says the dose is 1 tsp (5 ml).

Never mind the concentration (ppm - parts per million), what you want is particle size not greater than about 200 nano-meters.  See http://www.thesilveredge.com/gen.shtml#.VZq2qrUporw

BTW thanks for posting this. Do you take the colloidal silver regularly?
I'm thinking I really need it and will get some.

Yowbarb Note: I am not here to promote any particular company. If an article looks like it will help people or a possible regimen looks like it might help with a serious condition, I will post it. This article posts a phone number regarding help with COPD including cellular therapy. This is my personal take on it, it looks good to me... For the record I have adult-onset asthma and was diagnosed with COPD in 1997. In 2006 I was diagnosed with emphysema as part of the COPD, although I had quit smoking a long time earlier, 1987! The doc who gave me that diagnosis in an ER in the middle of the night seemed to think I had brought it on myself but I had long since quit smoking, and I never was a super heavy smoker. Also, he had no way of knowing I  did have some early signs of lung problems like pneumonitis at age 12, once I suddenly could not breathe at all. But it didn't last too long, I did not pass out and I managed to get a breath finally. That totally passed, and for years, I was able to run fast, swim etc. and was on no medicines at all.
(Lots of respiratory infections as a child does lead to COPD and asthma, which is now known.) Nowadays, that fact is more known among medical professionals that childhood factors do affect the development of lung problems. My diagnosis was a gradual process because I wasn't getting the super best of care. I was just using an over the counter spray and couldn't really afford a doctor much, the signs of asthma started in college and interfered with plan to continue competitive track running in college. I got virtually no care for allergies or developing asthma for many years. In a later time period than that, I do appreciate all the practitioners who helped me on the spot, and fast when I was having a sudden crisis. I got shots of epinephrine, Prednisone, breathing treatments in the ER, because it would hit me so suddenly and so hard and I didn't even know I had COPD.  That diagnosis came years later. Like I say I do appreciate the help which kept me alive , even if they were stop-gap measures, I surely appreciate the treatments I received.

For now I am pretty much stuck on prescription medicines but I am all for any nutritional, alternative or new treatments which will work and this is wishing the best to anyone looking for answers.
I have recently vowed to try and get more answers, am getting pulmonology screenings and always trying some nutritional approaches. My pulmonologist is into nutrition too. Just getting started with him. The article mentions some foods really help with lung inflammation and these are some of my favorite foods. I am sure many of you are aware what good foods these are. The article talks about why they are good: Tomatoes, Olive oil, Dark green leafy vegetables such as spinach, kale, and collards: lots of vitamin E. Nuts like almonds and walnuts, Fatty fish like salmon, mackerel, tuna and sardines, Fruits such as strawberries, blueberries, cherries and oranges, Beets
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[ https://lunginstitute.com/treatment/cellular-therapy-basics/ ]

https://lunginstitute.com/blog/lung-inflammation/

7 Foods that Fight Lung Inflammation

 If you have a lung disease, such as chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD), emphysema or pulmonary fibrosis, you may also experience lung inflammation. Inflammation is part of the body’s immune response. It is a natural response and is needed to help the body heal and keep you healthy. But when it’s out of control it can cause damage. Lung inflammation affects the airways and lung tissue. The inflammation can be acute (short-lasting) or chronic (long-lasting).
So, instead of heading for the pharmacy, the Lung Institute suggests you look at these seven natural remedies that have been known to fight inflammation.
Tomatoes: rich in lycopene, which helps reduce inflammation in the lungs and throughout the rest of the body.
Olive oil: contains alpha-tocopherol, a form of vitamin E linked to better lung function.
Dark green leafy vegetables such as spinach, kale, and collards: lots of vitamin E which is key in protecting the body against inflammatory molecules.
Nuts like almonds and walnuts: packed with antioxidants that can help your body fight off and repair the damage caused by inflammation.
Fatty fish like salmon, mackerel, tuna and sardines: high in omega-3 fatty acids, which can help reduce inflammation.
Fruits such as strawberries, blueberries, cherries and oranges: rich in vitamin C and vitamin B6 helps the lungs transfer oxygen.
Beets: can not only reduce inflammation but may also protect against cancer and heart disease.
If your body can tolerate it, low-fat dairy products are an important source of nutrients. They also contain calcium and vitamin D for bone strength.
The foods listed above are typically items that are part of a good low-fat, less-processed diet. In addition to lowering inflammation, a more natural diet can have noticeable effects on your physical and emotional health.
However, when lifestyle changes fail to improve your quality of life in the way that you may expect, it may be time to consider cellular therapy. Rather than addressing the symptoms of lung disease, cellular therapy may directly affect disease progression and may improve quality of life.
For more information on cellular therapy
[ https://lunginstitute.com/treatment/cellular-therapy-basics/ ]
and what it could mean for your life moving forward, contact us today or call us at 855-430-4710. Our patient coordinators will walk you through our available treatment options, talk through your current health and medical history and determine a qualifying treatment plan that works best for you.

An asteroid larger than some of the world's tallest buildings will zip by Earth Saturday 

On Saturday, an asteroid will pass by Earth that's larger than some of the tallest buildings on the planet.

Asteroid 2000 QW7 is estimated to be between 290 meters and 650 meters in diameter, or between 951 and 2,132 feet, according to NASA. The world's tallest building is the Burj Khalifa in Dubai, which reaches 2,717 feet tall. The second tallest building is the Shanghai Tower at 2,073 feet.

One of the articles in Jim's fantastic reporting relates to weather for sure:

Adapt 2030 Ice Age Report: Wheat scarcity import-export shell game begins

In this morning's emails, there was an article showing 2019 flooding in the central U.S. where much grain is grown:

https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2019/09/11/us/midwest-flooding.html

The Great Flood of 2019:  A Complete Picture of a Slow-Motion Disaster

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USGS and EMSC do not agree. Reporting data from both.
Earthquake totals in last 24 hours according to:

http://earthquake.usgs.gov/earthquakes/map/
41 'quakes of magnitude >2.4 ⋅ Total mags = 154.9 ⋅ Avg mag = 3.78 (*)

http://www.emsc-csem.org/Earthquake/?filter=yes
103 'quakes of magnitude >2.4 ⋅ Total mags = 367.8 ⋅ Avg mag = 3.57

(*) magnitude >2.4 in USA, and >4.4 elsewhere. (>2.4 worldwide not available).
USGS has 13 'quakes of mag. >4.4, and EMSC has 15.
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Three strongest 'quakes from either site:
* Mag. 5.4  WSW of the tip of Alaska Peninsula (both sites).
* Mag. 5.4  south of Samoa (both sites).
* Mag. 5.4  in mid-north mid-east North Atlantic Ocean, opp. NW corner of Spain (USGS.  EMSC: 4.9).

Largest groups of multiple 'quakes from either site:
*  27  in Mexico; inland and offshore of the west coast mid-south and south (EMSC.  USGS: 1).  max mag. 4.7⋅
*  14 in Turkey; west incl.nearby islands, central, and east (EMSC  USGS: 3 @M4.3+4.4+4.7).  max mag. 4.9
*  13  in Chile; north to central, offshore central, and nearby in Bolivia (EMSC.  USGS: 4).  max mag. 4.9⋅
*  8  in Alaska; mid-east north, on the south coast central and mid-west, east of middle peninsula, and peninsula tip nearby WSW (USGS.  EMSC: 5).  max mag. 5.4⋅
*  6  in Puerto Rico and Dominican Republic combined regions; east (PR + Virgin Islands), middle, and west (DR) (EMSC: 3.  USGS: 6.  Duplicates: 3).  max mag. 4.8⋅
*  4  in California USA; central east, mid-south mid-east, and off the coast mid-south and south (both sites).
*  4  in Greece; off west coast mid-south, and off east coast central (EMSC.  USGS: 0).

*  3  in and/or around each of: ⋅ eastern Indonesia,  and Azerbaijan region ⋅ (at least one source site each).

Note:  Neither USGS nor EMSC report fully on both Puerto Rico (PR) and Dominican Republic (DR).  Basically, USGS covers PR, and EMSC covers DR, with some possible overlap in locations and magnitudes.  USGS applies different minimum magnitudes to PR and DR, but not consistently.  I have combined PR and DR together as one region and simply recorded totals that USGS and EMSC report for that whole region, and specifying "occupied" internal locations only as west (DR), middle, and east (PR) sections.  Nearby locations included when they occur are Haiti (with DR) and Virgin Islands (with PR).  Duplicates per time and place often have significantly different reported magnitudes and/or depths.

Comment: USGS's exclusion of magnitudes <4.5 outside of USA fails to reveal groups of 'quakes of increasing significance (e.g, Australia, Mexico).  Note that that criterion is not applied consistently everywhere.
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From USGS (USA all 'quakes, separate data capture, 24 hours ending 10AM EDT 14/Sep/19):

* 289 'quakes of all magnitudes in California and Nevada (max mag. 3.5).
* 74 'quakes of all magnitudes in Alaska (max mag. 5.4).
* 13 'quakes of all magnitudes in Hawaii (max mag. 2.5).
* 9 'quakes of all magnitudes in Puerto Rico extended region (max mag. 4.8).
* 6 'quakes of all magnitudes in Montana (max mag. 2.2).
* 3 'quakes of all magnitudes in Oklahoma (max mag. 2.3).
 
* 1 or 2 'quakes of any magnitudes offshore Oregon, and in Washington, Idaho, Utah, and North Carolina.

* No 'quakes of any magnitude in Yellowstone Park (NW Wyoming plus strips of Montana and Idaho).

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Note: Quarry blasts and explosions are shown on the map but not included in the 'quake totals above.
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From EMSC (two separate data captures):
41 earthquakes of magnitude >1.9 in last 24 hours in Euro-Med region, according to http://www.emsc-csem.org/Earthquake/Map/zoom.php?key=1&typ=world#2 (approx. 5 only in Greece, and 26 in Turkey).
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