smoking will speed up your metabolism by around 10% , this is due to the influx of toxins into your body and your body needing to work harder to get rid of them.

as for the smoking/adrenal situation it is not one i have encountered being a non smoker but maybe trying to quit smoking may stress your adrenals out further.perhaps just trying to cut down for now is a better idea.

This has probably been posted.But for you smokers who want to quit naturally here it is.
Subject: For people who want to stop smoking REALLY works

This REALLY works. I have had friends that have done this and they haven't smoked in 2 some 3 years now.

Stop Smoking
1/2 teaspoon cream of tartar
8 oz. orange juice

Mix cream of tartar and orange juice
Every night drink at bedtime
Next morning nicotine comes out in your urine
Next day you will smoke fewer cigarettes
By the end of the month you will be down to nothing

Some people it only takes 10-15 days
Others it takes 30 days, it is according to how many cigarettes you smoke the
more you smoke the longer it will take.

Cheap and is very easy and it works.

Love
Bob
Adageyudi
Staya Udanvti
----- Original Message -----
From: Scott
To: Silver List
Sent: Sunday, September 17, 2006 11:53 AM
Subject: CS>Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease or COPD


Hey, Folks

My wife was diagnosed with early-stage COPD about 3 years ago and continued to smoke cigarettes. She is now in a non-reversible, advanced stage of COPD and continues to smoke. She can hardly breathe, the doctors will not put her on oxygen, she takes Colloidal Silver daily (2oz. of 5-10PPM) and almost daily - H2O2 (Hydrogen-Peroxid) (digestable, food grade - 35% hydrogen peroxide, 5 drops in a 16 oz bottle of water). She is only 46 y.o. and my lifemate. I do not want to lose her. Are there any suggestions you folks have to cure or slow down the COPD? She does have a plan in place to quit smoking and she begins that this next week. Thanks again for your input.

Scott Young