Re: CSHelp me get my daughter and wife to take CS

2010-01-27 Thread Richard Goodwin
They really prefer to be sick than put up with a little metallic taste?!?!?  
Personally I like the taste.

One alternative is to spray it -- into their faces, noses, eyes, mouth (have 
them inhale it), head, back, anywhere on the body really.  It will get absorbed 
through the skin.  They can hold some in their mouths for a minute or two, and 
then spit it out, and quick take a drink of something sweet.

I also know people who won't take it because it doesn't taste sweet.  They 
don't like beer either, so what does that tell you?  :-)

Dick





From: Steve G chube...@yahoo.com
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Sent: Tue, January 26, 2010 7:56:12 PM
Subject: CSHelp me get my daughter and wife to take CS



Here's my problem.  My daughter has the flu and my wife is coming down with a 
cold.

Neither one will drink the CS because they have drunk it before and hate the 
metallic taste.  i really don't notice much taste, it just seems a little flat 
to me, so no big deal for me.

My daughter tried mixing it with Gatorade once, but was really upset with me 
because I 'ruined' perfectly good Gatorade and it tasted gross.

Any suggestions on how to make it more palatable to finicky family members?

Re: CSHelp me get my daughter and wife to take CS

2010-01-27 Thread Richard Goodwin
Hahahaha -- awesome!  And so true.  When you are well and feel good, it is 
harder to put up with a bad taste for the purpose of prevention.  After a few 
years you can forget how bad it feels to be sick.





From: Dave Darrin davedar...@gmail.com
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Sent: Tue, January 26, 2010 8:30:26 PM
Subject: Re: CSHelp me get my daughter and wife to take CS

  My son had the same problem with taste so I waited until he was at the worst 
and asked him if the taste was worse than the way he feels right now.
That did the trick--now he asks for it at the first sniffle.
Dave


On Tue, Jan 26, 2010 at 4:56 PM, Steve G chube...@yahoo.com wrote:


Here's my problem.  My daughter has the flu and my wife is coming down with a 
cold.

Neither one will drink the CS because they have drunk it before and hate the 
metallic taste.  i really don't notice much taste, it just seems a little flat 
to me, so no big deal for me.

My daughter tried mixing it with Gatorade once, but was really upset with me 
because I 'ruined' perfectly good Gatorade and it tasted gross.

Any suggestions on how to make it more palatable to finicky family members?


 



Re: CSHelp me get my daughter and wife to take CS

2010-01-27 Thread Rowena
Surely it would be better to add some real fruit syrup (rather than 
cordial) to the CS to flavour it rather than do without.

Gatorade fell out of favour because of its ingredients, didn't it?
Rowena


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Re: CSHelp me get my daughter and wife to take CS

2010-01-27 Thread Martsmail53
If  you make your own and you have an inexpensive  quantity.Put in a 
pan and put their feet in it. They won't  taste it and it will absorb into 
their skin.That is how small EIS is.
 
 
In a message dated 1/27/2010 7:20:39 A.M. Central Standard Time,  
dickgoodwin2...@yahoo.com writes:

 
They really prefer to be sick than put up with a little metallic  
taste?!?!?  Personally I like the taste.

One alternative is to  spray it -- into their faces, noses, eyes, mouth 
(have them inhale it), head,  back, anywhere on the body really.  It will get 
absorbed through the  skin.  They can hold some in their mouths for a minute 
or two, and then  spit it out, and quick take a drink of something sweet.

I also know  people who won't take it because it doesn't taste sweet.  They 
don't like  beer either, so what does that tell you?  :-)

Dick


 

 From: Steve G  chube...@yahoo.com
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Sent: Tue, January 26, 2010 7:56:12  PM
Subject: CSHelp me get  my daughter and wife to take CS


Here's my problem.  My daughter has the flu and my  wife is coming down 
with a cold.

Neither one will drink the CS  because they have drunk it before and hate 
the metallic taste.  i  really don't notice much taste, it just seems a 
little flat to me, so no  big deal for me.

My daughter tried mixing it with Gatorade once,  but was really upset with 
me because I 'ruined' perfectly good Gatorade  and it tasted gross.

Any suggestions on how to make it more  palatable to finicky family  
members?









CSHelp me get my daughter and wife to take CS

2010-01-26 Thread Steve G

Here's my problem.  My daughter has the flu and my wife is coming down with a 
cold.

Neither one will drink the CS because they have drunk it before and hate the 
metallic taste.  i really don't notice much taste, it just seems a little flat 
to me, so no big deal for me.

My daughter tried mixing it with Gatorade once, but was really upset with me 
because I 'ruined' perfectly good Gatorade and it tasted gross.

Any suggestions on how to make it more palatable to finicky family members?





  

Re: CSHelp me get my daughter and wife to take CS

2010-01-26 Thread Jeff Maahs
I explained to my family that cough syrup doesn't taste very good but it will 
do a job. They agreed. Silver (what we call CS in our house) may taste bad but 
it'll do the job also and better. They agreed to keep trying it.

Except for one week after Christmas we've been cold free this winter. Now if my 
daughters have a sore throat they will ask if they can have 
silver. They know the benefits.

Jeff






From: Steve G chube...@yahoo.com
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Sent: Tue, January 26, 2010 7:56:12 PM
Subject: CSHelp me get my daughter and wife to take CS



Here's my problem.  My daughter has the flu and my wife is coming down with a 
cold.

Neither one will drink the CS because they have drunk it before and hate the 
metallic taste.  i really don't notice much taste, it just seems a little flat 
to me, so no big deal for me.

My daughter tried mixing it with Gatorade once, but was really upset with me 
because I 'ruined' perfectly good Gatorade and it tasted gross.

Any suggestions on how to make it more palatable to finicky family members?


  

Re: CSHelp me get my daughter and wife to take CS

2010-01-26 Thread Dave Darrin
  My son had the same problem with taste so I waited until he was at the
worst and asked him if the taste was worse than the way he feels right now.
That did the trick--now he asks for it at the first sniffle.
Dave

On Tue, Jan 26, 2010 at 4:56 PM, Steve G chube...@yahoo.com wrote:


 Here's my problem.  My daughter has the flu and my wife is coming down with
 a cold.

 Neither one will drink the CS because they have drunk it before and hate
 the metallic taste.  i really don't notice much taste, it just seems a
 little flat to me, so no big deal for me.

 My daughter tried mixing it with Gatorade once, but was really upset with
 me because I 'ruined' perfectly good Gatorade and it tasted gross.

 Any suggestions on how to make it more palatable to finicky family members?






Re: CSHelp me get my daughter and wife to take CS

2010-01-26 Thread sol
Use CS as the liquid  or part of the liquid (use distilled water) and 
mix it with powdered gatorade. Mixing it with liquid gatorade dilutes 
the gatorade to the extent that I also find that taste very 
unpleasant. But it is good mixed with gatorade powder. I think if you 
want the CS diluted, using distilled water tastes the best.

sol

At 05:56 PM 1/26/2010, you wrote:

Here's my problem.  My daughter has the flu and my wife is coming 
down with a cold.


Neither one will drink the CS because they have drunk it before and 
hate the metallic taste.  i really don't notice much taste, it just 
seems a little flat to me, so no big deal for me.


My daughter tried mixing it with Gatorade once, but was really upset 
with me because I 'ruined' perfectly good Gatorade and it tasted gross.


Any suggestions on how to make it more palatable to finicky family members?





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Re: CSHelp me get my daughter and wife to take CS

2010-01-26 Thread craehow...@juno.com
Put it in soup, in mouthwash, in tea, in coffee, in milk, in cough syrup,  be 
creative a little here and a little there.
connie

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Re: CSHelp me get my daughter and wife to take CS

2010-01-26 Thread Deborah Gerard
exactly Connie...my mom was doing that for my dad for a long time. Now he just 
says be sure and add it to the orange juice.





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To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Sent: Tue, January 26, 2010 9:07:13 PM
Subject: Re: CSHelp me get my daughter and wife to take CS


Put it in soup, in mouthwash, in tea, in coffee, in milk, in cough syrup,  be 
creative a little here and a little there.
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Re: CSHelp me get my daughter and wife to take CS

2010-01-26 Thread cking001
I can never understand people who complain about the very slight
metallic taste  of CS.
 I'm apt to just say that it's medicine, not a refreshment , so just
suck it up.

Actually the one out that always worked for me for unpalatable drinks
it to hold your breath (or even your nose) while chugging.
If you can't smell, you can't taste.

Chuck
Mushrooms always grow in damp places, which is why they look like
umbrellas.


On 1/26/2010 7:56:12 PM, Steve G (chube...@yahoo.com) wrote:
 Here's my problem. My daughter has the flu and my wife is coming down with a 
 cold.
 
 Neither one will drink the CS because they have drunk it before and hate the 
 metallic taste. i really don't
 notice much taste, it just seems a little flat to me, so no big deal for
 me.
 
 My daughter tried mixing it with Gatorade once, but was really upset
 with me because I 'ruined' perfectly good Gatorade and it tasted gross.
 
 Any suggestions on how to make it more palatable to finicky family members?


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Re: CSHelp me get my daughter and wife to take CS

2010-01-26 Thread Mike Monett

   Here's my  problem. My daughter has the flu and my wife  is coming
   down with a cold.

   Neither one  will drink the CS because they have  drunk  it before
   and hate the metallic taste. I really don't notice much  taste, it
   just seems a little flat to me, so no big deal for me.

   My daughter  tried  mixing it with Gatorade once,  but  was really
   upset with  me because I 'ruined' perfectly good  Gatorade  and it
   tasted gross.

   Any suggestions on how to make it more palatable to finicky family
   members?

  The metallic  taste  comes from silver hydroxide  produced  when the
  hydroxyl ions from the cathode reach the anode and combine  with the
  silver ions. The equation is

Ag(+) + OH(-) -- AgOH

  Assuming a  low current density, silver ions that reach  the cathode
  will plate  out  instead of making AgOH. So  the  anode  will become
  black from the AgOH, and the cathode will be dull gray.

  You can  tell how the process is working by noting the color  of the
  tissue after wiping the electrodes at the end of the brew.

  For a  more detailed description, please see the theory  page  on my
  web site at http://www.pstca.com/silversol/theory/cstheory.htm

  If you  stop  the brew before the ions reach  the  anode,  you won't
  produce AgOH, or only a very small amount.

  The resulting  cs  will have the highest ionic content  that  can be
  reached with  your  electrode geometry, quality of  dw,  and current
  density. This means it is the most effective you can make.

  It will have absolutely no taste, which is what you need to convince
  your family to take it.

  However, there  is  a serious problem with  contamination  on silver
  electrodes.  The   electrolysis   process   atomically   cleans  the
  electrodes. This makes them much more sensitive to any contamination
  in the vicinity, such as sulphur from automobile combustion  and the
  vapor trap in the kitchen sink.

  Putting the  generator in an air-tight plastic bag when  not  in use
  can help reduce the contamination. I put my generator in the freezer
  compartment of a new, unused refrigerator. The sub-zero temperatures
  keeps humidity  frozen,  which make it  impossible  for  the tarnish
  action of sulphur.

  A second  trick  to slow down the ions  from  reaching  the opposite
  electrodes is to wait 15 minutes or 1/2 hr after pouring the dw into
  the generator. This allows the turbulence to settle and the water to
  become still before starting the brew.

  The difficulty this can present is some forms of  contamination will
  leach from  the electrodes if they are sitting in the  dw.  This can
  increase the  conductivity  by a significant amount  and  affect the
  brewing process.

  Finally, when  you have made the highest concentration  possible, do
  the salt  test  to verify the strength  of  the  concentration. This
  means to  pour a small amount of cs into a shot glass and add  a few
  crystals of canning salt. The salt will combine with the silver ions
  and form  silver chloride. This is insoluble and  makes  a beautiful
  milky dispersion.

  If the  dispersion is weak, it will be a pale blue. If  it  is dense
  enough that you cannot see objects behind the glass, you have a very
  strong solution.

  The fastest way to absorb the ions is through sublingual absorption.

  Hold a  mouthful for 10 or 15 minutes, then spit it out.  The amount
  of ions  absorbed will be less than 10%. A  very  simple calculation
  shows the amount present in the blood stream is very small.

  For example,  a  typical  mouthful   is  50  millilitres.  Since one
  millilitre of dw weighs 1 gram, 50 ml is 50 grams.

  Say the  ion  concentration is 20uS. This means it is  20  parts per
  million, or 20 ppm. This can be expressed in scientific  notation as
  20e-6.

  The amount of silver in 50 ml of 20uS cs is 50gm * 20e-6  = 1000e-6,
  or 1 thousand micrograms.

  Of this,  less  than  10% is absorbed, so  there  is  less  than 100
  micrograms in the bloodstream, or 100e-6 gm.

  The typical  blood quantity in a male is 5.5 litres.  Assuming blood
  has the  same density as water, this is 5,500 grams. The  silver ion
  concentration in the blood is then

  100e-6 / 5500 = 1.81818181818e-8,

  or less than 18 parts per billion. This is a very small  amount, but
  it is all that is needed for the immune system to function  and kill
  the viruses that cause colds and flu.

  There are significant advantages to using sublingual absorption.

  * very fast absorption directly into the blood stream
  * bypasses the liver which can filter the silver ions out
  * only very small volume of cs needed
  * saves on dw, improves life of silver electrodes
  * kills bacteria that cause cavities
  * kills bacteria that cause plaque
  * kills bacteria that cause gum disease
  * eliminates any possibility of Argyria
  * eliminates killing friendly bacteria in small intestine
(often mistaken for herxheimer)

  The difficulty 

Re: CSHelp me get my daughter and wife to take CS

2010-01-26 Thread Deborah Gerard
thanks Mike great info,
Debbie





From: Mike Monett silverl...@pstca.com
To: silver-list@eskimo.com silver-list@eskimo.com
Sent: Tue, January 26, 2010 10:36:33 PM
Subject: Re: CSHelp me get my daughter and wife to take CS


   Here's my  problem. My daughter has the flu and my wife  is coming
   down with a cold.

   Neither one  will drink the CS because they have  drunk  it before
   and hate the metallic taste. I really don't notice much  taste, it
   just seems a little flat to me, so no big deal for me.

   My daughter  tried  mixing it with Gatorade once,  but  was really
   upset with  me because I 'ruined' perfectly good  Gatorade  and it
   tasted gross.

   Any suggestions on how to make it more palatable to finicky family
   members?

  The metallic  taste  comes from silver hydroxide  produced  when the
  hydroxyl ions from the cathode reach the anode and combine  with the
  silver ions. The equation is

    Ag(+) + OH(-) -- AgOH

  Assuming a  low current density, silver ions that reach  the cathode
  will plate  out  instead of making AgOH. So  the  anode  will become
  black from the AgOH, and the cathode will be dull gray.

  You can  tell how the process is working by noting the color  of the
  tissue after wiping the electrodes at the end of the brew.

  For a  more detailed description, please see the theory  page  on my
  web site at http://www.pstca.com/silversol/theory/cstheory.htm

  If you  stop  the brew before the ions reach  the  anode,  you won't
  produce AgOH, or only a very small amount..

  The resulting  cs  will have the highest ionic content  that  can be
  reached with  your  electrode geometry, quality of  dw,  and current
  density. This means it is the most effective you can make.

  It will have absolutely no taste, which is what you need to convince
  your family to take it.

  However, there  is  a serious problem with  contamination  on silver
  electrodes.  The  electrolysis  process  atomically  cleans  the
  electrodes. This makes them much more sensitive to any contamination
  in the vicinity, such as sulphur from automobile combustion  and the
  vapor trap in the kitchen sink.

  Putting the  generator in an air-tight plastic bag when  not  in use
  can help reduce the contamination. I put my generator in the freezer
  compartment of a new, unused refrigerator. The sub-zero temperatures
  keeps humidity  frozen,  which make it  impossible  for  the tarnish
  action of sulphur.

  A second  trick  to slow down the ions  from  reaching  the opposite
  electrodes is to wait 15 minutes or 1/2 hr after pouring the dw into
  the generator. This allows the turbulence to settle and the water to
  become still before starting the brew.

  The difficulty this can present is some forms of  contamination will
  leach from  the electrodes if they are sitting in the  dw.  This can
  increase the  conductivity  by a significant amount  and  affect the
  brewing process.

  Finally, when  you have made the highest concentration  possible, do
  the salt  test  to verify the strength  of  the  concentration. This
  means to  pour a small amount of cs into a shot glass and add  a few
  crystals of canning salt. The salt will combine with the silver ions
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Re: CSHelp me get my daughter and wife to take CS

2010-01-26 Thread Tony Moody

HuH ?  Tastes Bad ?? 

I've just phoned a friend and I got its refreshing , I love it, 
slightly something, bitter I think . L is a heavy smoker. Her other 
comment is that The process will kill any bugs in the water.

Just to hammer this home my friend makes and takes 500ml per day 
sometimes 'brewing' for long times. Using local municipal tap water which 
I find tastes mouldy. I'll have a look for blue nails etc. 

My comment is slight sandy feel . I don't think I could distinguish EIS 
from fresh water in a blindfold test. I'm a non smoker, take a few sips 
per day maybe. I use borehole and roof water which tastes good. 

That indeed is curious.

OK,
Tony



 

On 26 Jan 2010 at 17:09, Jeff Maahs wrote about :
Subject : Re: CSHelp me get my daughter and 

 I explained to my family that cough syrup doesn't taste very good but it
 will do a job. They agreed. Silver (what we call CS in our house) may
 taste bad but it'll do the job also and better. They agreed to keep trying
 it.
 
 Except for one week after Christmas we've been cold free this winter. Now
 if my daughters have a sore throat they will ask if they can have silver.
 They know the benefits.
 
 Jeff
 
 
 
 
 
 
 From: Steve G chube...@yahoo.com
 To: silver-list@eskimo.com
 Sent: Tue, January 26, 2010 7:56:12 PM
 Subject: CSHelp me get my daughter and wife to take CS
 
 
 
 Here's my problem.  My daughter has the flu and my wife is coming down
 with a cold.
 
 Neither one will drink the CS because they have drunk it before and hate
 the metallic taste.  i really don't notice much taste, it just seems a
 little flat to me, so no big deal for me.
 
 My daughter tried mixing it with Gatorade once, but was really upset with
 me because I 'ruined' perfectly good Gatorade and it tasted gross.
 
 Any suggestions on how to make it more palatable to finicky family
 members?
 
 
 



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