CSPPM change to CS by adding 3% H2O2

2004-04-11 Thread J J

Fellow CS/EISers:

In order to loosely document the effect on PPM when drugstore hydrogen
peroxide (3% H2O2) is added to home-brewed colloidal silver, I
recently made the following test:  At the end of one of my larger
batches, 20 ml of H2O2 was added. Batch was stirred continuously
throughout this test. Another 20 ml of H2O2 was added, 10 ml per
addition, at two other times. The below table shows the results:

Date   Time   MicroSiemens (µS)
--|--|--
040407  18006.68  (End-of-batch, added 20 ml H2O2)
040407  21008.66
040407  2300   10.05  (Added another 10 ml H2O2)
040408  0400   11.31
040408  0600   13.18
040408  1600   15.78  (Added another 10 ml H2O2)
040409  1800   16.15
040410  0630   17.15
040410  1730   17.78
040411  0730   18.37
040411  0930   18.68
040411  1300   18.98
040411  1430   19.07

The resulting increase in PPM was a little startling.

QUESTION -- Does anybody know if it would be detrimental to the
quality of generated CS if this much H2O2 was added to DW at the
beginning of the electrolytic process?

Specifics:

1) Freshly completed, 32 hour batch, PPM = 24.86 (Herx13 spreadsheet)
2) LVDC system, 1 ma current limited, paddle-stirred at 36RPM.
3) RO distilled DW, 5.18 liters, conductivity = 1.78 µS.
4) Anode - spiral of 34, , #12 AWG, Ag wire, 7 submerged.
5) Cathode - stainless steel rod, 1/4 diameter, 7 submerged.
6) Glass generating jar.
7) Benchtop conductivity meter, 0.2% accuracy @ 25C.

Thanks all,

Jimmy Joe

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Re: CSRE: Dr. Jon Or Whoever

2004-04-11 Thread M. G. Devour
I think it's time to move this thread to the Off Topic list. Please.

I'm under the impression that this Co-op is under the control of 
somebody other than Fason nowadays, anyway? If they're not creating 
problems for people *now*, then I'd say it's a moot point what happened 
in the past.

Obviously the prinicples of due diligence and buyer beware still play.

Be well,

Mike Devour
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Tel writes:
 I wonder why these cling on's are so quick to point out the speck in
 someone's eye? I have helped in the formation, and was instrumental in
 testing some of the Coop products, I helped introduce the Coop to this
 site.  I have used their products when they were in Hardy, Ark. and
 still do now that they are in Florida. Please go stand on a street
 corner some where out of my way and complain about people who serve the
 world. so I don't have to read this Crap. Tel Tofflemnire Dewey, AZ
 
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Re: CSWebsite - Who is Dr. Jon

2004-04-11 Thread M. G. Devour
I think if a thorough discussion of this matter is desired that I'd 
like it to take place on the Off Topic List. (Links at bottom of 
message!) Y'all can post there without joining, and can read it at the 
web archive until you're satisfied. Want it in e-mail? Then follow the 
instructions to be found at the Silver List web site.

I'll referee. duck!

Be well,

Mike Devour
silver-list owner

 .. It's not gossip. If you read the website carefully, you'll
 see that this man and
  his organization have bilked trusting Nutritional Co-op customers of
  money, sent
  them inferior products, or sent them no products at all.
 
 some time after i joined the silver list, this same attack on this guy
 was going on here. your name rings a bell as being one of the
 detractors. i've been a member of this co-op since it started. i would
 like for you to state, unequivically, just what supports the three
 charges you made in that quote above. in all my readings of your
 postings, you allude to things but you have never backed up anything.
 put up, or shut up!
 
 jim

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CSRE: Dr. Jon Or Whoever

2004-04-11 Thread Tel Tofflemire
I wonder why these cling on's are so quick to point out the speck in 
someone's eye?
I have helped in the formation, and was instrumental in testing some of 
the Coop products, I helped introduce the Coop to this site.  I have 
used their products when they were in Hardy, Ark. and still do now that 
they are in Florida. 
Please go stand on a street corner some where out of my way and complain 
about people who serve the world. so I don't have to read this Crap.

Tel Tofflemnire
Dewey, AZ

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CSCS safety

2004-04-11 Thread Terry Chamberlin
William Meyer said:
..you are creating all kinds of silver compounds by
mixing the ionic silver with other substances.

No, William, compounds are not created by putting two
or more minerals together in the same container.
Otherwise all liquid mineral supplements would be
dangerous, because we could not know what compounds
might have formed from all those minerals mixed
together in the supplement. 

The dynamic that forms compounds is the electrolytic
process that is the foundation of how we make CS. We
avoid using mineralized water to make CS because we
FEAR the possibility that such compounds may be
created. This fear is, in my opinion, almost paranoid
in intensity. If the presence of a few minerals in the
distilled water that most of us use (a few minerals
that might have gotten in by not thoroughly rinsing
the jars we make CS in), was even 1/100th as dangerous
or risky as people fear, then it would be absolute
catastrophe to use tap or river water, and we would
have heard of numerous reports of the consequences of
it. In fact, folks all over the world use water we
wouldn't even drink to make CS. Where are the blue
people? Not only can the FDA not produce any reports
in the US of anyone having any toxic or agyrious
consequences from any CS that is not made to be a
compound (silver nitrate, etc.), they don't even know
of anyone in the WORLD who has done so (Yes, I'm sure
they will soon be using Stan Jones as ammunition).

Everyone on this List has heard of how folks used to
put a silver dollar in a bottle of milk to retard
spoilage. What kind of compounds would you be afraid
of happening there? But no one turned blue of had any
liver damage that I ever heard of.

I don't want to turn into some kind of Champion of The
Safety of Silver, but I am watching the level of fear
on this List of the possibility of making a mistake
when making CS continue to grow and grow. People talk
about making a bad batch of CS, which I assume means
CS that is cloudy or has color. I have never thrown
away a batch yet. Before I started using a timer to
shut off my batches, I would occasionally over-cook
one, 'till it was coffee-colored. I would drink it
anyway. Stan Jones did it everyday, and it still took
over two years before his supposed argyria occured.

To follow this over-cautious mentality that I am
seeing nowadays, it would be dangerous to even take CS
after meals, because it might form a compound with the
minerals in your food!

After nearly five years of freely guzzling CS (with
the only result of almost no sickness in my family), I
have seen, heard or read nothing that shakes my
confidence in the absolute safety of CS/EIS.

Terry Chamberlin

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Re: CSCS safety

2004-04-11 Thread Garnet
There is a large gap between the paranoia and irrational fear you are
talking about Terry and what the rest of the list is addressing. Which
is good methodology and procedures.

There is no substitute for good methodologies and they are in and of
themselves worthy of pursuing.

I do not buy into your vision of all of those who are interested in
proper methodologies as fearful and paranoid.

And the fact that you have not seen blue people nor turned blue yourself
means nothing to those who simply want to do it right for the sake of
making a pure product. This is a worthy goal in and of itself.

The side benefit is that one can rest well knowing that one is consuming
no silver salts.

And yes minerals do interact outside of the process of electrolysis,
otherwise we would all be dead as they would not interact properly in
our bodies. Your heart would not be beating in your chest right now if
your assumptions were correct. Take a look at how a never impulse or
action potential is propagated in any good physiology text book.

Garnet

On Sun, 2004-04-11 at 11:02, Terry Chamberlin wrote:
 William Meyer said:
 ..you are creating all kinds of silver compounds by
 mixing the ionic silver with other substances.
 
 No, William, compounds are not created by putting two
 or more minerals together in the same container.
 Otherwise all liquid mineral supplements would be
 dangerous, because we could not know what compounds
 might have formed from all those minerals mixed
 together in the supplement. 
 
 The dynamic that forms compounds is the electrolytic
 process that is the foundation of how we make CS. We
 avoid using mineralized water to make CS because we
 FEAR the possibility that such compounds may be
 created. This fear is, in my opinion, almost paranoid
 in intensity. If the presence of a few minerals in the
 distilled water that most of us use (a few minerals
 that might have gotten in by not thoroughly rinsing
 the jars we make CS in), was even 1/100th as dangerous
 or risky as people fear, then it would be absolute
 catastrophe to use tap or river water, and we would
 have heard of numerous reports of the consequences of
 it. In fact, folks all over the world use water we
 wouldn't even drink to make CS. Where are the blue
 people? Not only can the FDA not produce any reports
 in the US of anyone having any toxic or agyrious
 consequences from any CS that is not made to be a
 compound (silver nitrate, etc.), they don't even know
 of anyone in the WORLD who has done so (Yes, I'm sure
 they will soon be using Stan Jones as ammunition).
 
 Everyone on this List has heard of how folks used to
 put a silver dollar in a bottle of milk to retard
 spoilage. What kind of compounds would you be afraid
 of happening there? But no one turned blue of had any
 liver damage that I ever heard of.
 
 I don't want to turn into some kind of Champion of The
 Safety of Silver, but I am watching the level of fear
 on this List of the possibility of making a mistake
 when making CS continue to grow and grow. People talk
 about making a bad batch of CS, which I assume means
 CS that is cloudy or has color. I have never thrown
 away a batch yet. Before I started using a timer to
 shut off my batches, I would occasionally over-cook
 one, 'till it was coffee-colored. I would drink it
 anyway. Stan Jones did it everyday, and it still took
 over two years before his supposed argyria occured.
 
 To follow this over-cautious mentality that I am
 seeing nowadays, it would be dangerous to even take CS
 after meals, because it might form a compound with the
 minerals in your food!
 
 After nearly five years of freely guzzling CS (with
 the only result of almost no sickness in my family), I
 have seen, heard or read nothing that shakes my
 confidence in the absolute safety of CS/EIS.
 
 Terry Chamberlin
 
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CSTerry's 2 cents

2004-04-11 Thread Bill Fernald
Very well said. I would like to add that to this site, with your permission.
http://argyria.info

Bill

Re: CSCS safety

2004-04-11 Thread Stuff

At 11:25 AM 4/11/2004 -0500, Garnet wrote:


I do not buy into your vision of all of those who are interested in
proper methodologies as fearful and paranoid.


I do, except for the word all, which he never used is his post.

And just what does that slippery term proper methodologies mean?

We're all experimenters here, last I heard.

Yes, Terry.  This world runs primarily on fear of just about
everything.

stuff 



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Re: CSCS safety

2004-04-11 Thread Garnet
Standard laboratory procedures.

On Sun, 2004-04-11 at 14:40, Stuff wrote:
 At 11:25 AM 4/11/2004 -0500, Garnet wrote:
 
 I do not buy into your vision of all of those who are interested in
 proper methodologies as fearful and paranoid.
 
 I do, except for the word all, which he never used is his post.
 
 And just what does that slippery term proper methodologies mean?
 
 We're all experimenters here, last I heard.
 
 Yes, Terry.  This world runs primarily on fear of just about
 everything.
 
 stuff 
 
 
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RE: CSRe: finger method cs generation

2004-04-11 Thread James Holmes
Unless there has been a sudden reversal of policy, most modern practice is
to run a bead of optical Tetracycline cream across each eyeball shortly
after birth.  They may have switched to another antibiotic. 

I suppose that Silver Nitrate may be used in impoverished areas of the world
because it costs so much less.  I think that one drop was placed in the
inner canthus. I do not recall the concentration. It stings, and the
Tetracycline does not. 

JOH

-Original Message-
From: Stuff [mailto:st...@laguna.com.mx] 
Sent: Friday, April 09, 2004 5:28 PM
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Subject: Re: CSRe: finger method cs generation


At 08:32 AM 4/9/2004 -0500, Garnet wrote:

The lethal dose of Silver Nitrate in mice is 50 mg/kg. In humans the 
lethal dose of Silver salts is 1 gram. So yes there are risks for those 
who do not educate themselves and exercise due caution in their set up.

And yet it's used for *external* application...

Most doctors treat newborns with silver nitrate or other medicine to keep 
them from getting gonorrhea in the eyes, which can cause blindness. 

http://www.idph.state.il.us/about/womenshealth/factsheets/std.htm

What is NOT mentioned here is that it's applied to the eyes [a doctor told 
me] in some fashion that I'm not
particularly aware of...on the eyeball or what?

stuff



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RE: CSRe: Dr. Jon Stephen Fason

2004-04-11 Thread James Holmes
Any tax that is not consented to is extortion.

JOH

-Original Message-
From: Ode Coyote [mailto:odecoy...@alltel.net] 
Sent: Saturday, April 10, 2004 5:08 AM
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Subject: Re: CSRe: Dr. Jon  Stephen Fason



  Democracy, where you get to vote for the leaders of the gang that
dominates your 'hood vs just accepting the meanest one around. The best of
all bad situations?  All gangs demand protection money. [From 'that' gang
and other gangs.]  At least they build roads and put out fires.

Ode

 If it's an Army of One why isn't that guy in the recruiting office out
there doing his job?


At 06:13 PM 4/9/2004 -0500, you wrote:


It's that time of year again where we're all happy to give them what 
they squeeze out of us, isn't it. he, he...

stuff

At 11:25 AM 4/9/2004 -0400, you wrote:
I know how you feel. Last year my taxes exceeded my income!  They are 
heartless.

Marshall

M. G. Devour wrote:

  Hi folks,
 
  I think it would be best if we continued discussion of Dr. Jon aka 
  Stephen Fason on the Off Topic List. (See link at bottom of 
  message.)
 
   HEADLINE: 'TAX CHEAT' SENTENCED TO PRISON
 
  As far as I'm concerned, being a tax cheat is no great dishonor. 
  The only reason I pay taxes is because if I don't, people with guns 
  will come and arrest me, take my home, and murder me where I stand 
  if I dare to resist their aggression.


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