Re: CSvolts, amps, other methods
Hi Dick, Can you mention what you have done with CS (and/or other things) to cure yourself and your wife of Lyme disease? This would be a big help to me! many thanks, Peter - Original Message - From: Richard Goodwin To: silver-list@eskimo.com Sent: Monday, November 30, 2009 3:33 PM Subject: CSvolts, amps, other methods Hello, I'm a new subscriber to this list, having arrived here by a very circuitous route over a few years of reading about colloidal silver and how to make it. And how not to make it. Marshall has been a lot of help recently in this respect. I'm sure this has already been discussed, but without being able to consult the archives, I'd like to ask this anyway: I'm looking, as is everyone else probably, for the best way to make colloidal silver. I'm assuming that colloidal content is preferable to ionic content. At least one website claims that it is not possible to make good colloidal silver at home, as the process is too complicated. If that is true, then something else has been keeping me and my wife cold- and flu- free for the past 3 years, and has cured both of us of lyme disease. :-) I suspect I have been making some mixture of colloidal and ionic. More to the point -- if I am going to use electricity, silver, and distilled water to make CS, what method will produce the highest colloidal content: what voltage, AC or DC, what current? And are there perhaps some other methods, like nanomaterialstore.com, who makes silver nanoparticles that you could perhaps then mix with distilled water, that might be even better? Certainly not cheaper, at $90/gram of their product. Cheers! Dick Goodwin
CSvolts, amps, other methods
Hello, I'm a new subscriber to this list, having arrived here by a very circuitous route over a few years of reading about colloidal silver and how to make it. And how not to make it. Marshall has been a lot of help recently in this respect. I'm sure this has already been discussed, but without being able to consult the archives, I'd like to ask this anyway: I'm looking, as is everyone else probably, for the best way to make colloidal silver. I'm assuming that colloidal content is preferable to ionic content. At least one website claims that it is not possible to make good colloidal silver at home, as the process is too complicated. If that is true, then something else has been keeping me and my wife cold- and flu- free for the past 3 years, and has cured both of us of lyme disease. :-) I suspect I have been making some mixture of colloidal and ionic. More to the point -- if I am going to use electricity, silver, and distilled water to make CS, what method will produce the highest colloidal content: what voltage, AC or DC, what current? And are there perhaps some other methods, like nanomaterialstore.com, who makes silver nanoparticles that you could perhaps then mix with distilled water, that might be even better? Certainly not cheaper, at $90/gram of their product. Cheers! Dick Goodwin
Re: CSvolts, amps, other methods
Most of us on the list make EIS ie. electrically isolated silver. We do this by having silver electrodes immersed in distilled water and a low voltage current being passed through. Some have automatic generators and others homemade ones. The silver produced is mostly ionic and some colloidal, arguably the best combination. It works brilliantly for me and my family and friends, dogs etc., I have a Silver Puppy which is made by someone on this list, but there are others i.e SilverGen by Trem amongst them. Mine is great and really easy to use. dee On 30 Nov 2009, at 20:33, Richard Goodwin wrote: Hello, I'm a new subscriber to this list, having arrived here by a very circuitous route over a few years of reading about colloidal silver and how to make it. And how not to make it. Marshall has been a lot of help recently in this respect. I'm sure this has already been discussed, but without being able to consult the archives, I'd like to ask this anyway:
Re: CSvolts, amps, other methods
Hi Dee, Thanks for that info. I have been using electrophoresis power supplies I found on ebay. 2000 volts 200 ma. They give it a good fast start with distilled water, and I have to keep turning them down as the concentration increases. I try to keep the current below 50 ma. Maybe I'll try for even lower and see what happens. For a while I got into arcing it at fairly high current, and have gotten as high as 300 PPM that way, but Marshall tells me that I was just making silver nitrate (from the nitrogen in the air), which is definitely something I don't want to ingest. So I'm back now to not arcing it. And looking for other methods that might work. Low voltage sounds good too, and so does AC. They all seem to offer different pros and cons. Thanks, Dick From: Dorothy Fitzpatrick d...@deetroy.org To: silver-list@eskimo.com Sent: Mon, November 30, 2009 3:45:17 PM Subject: Re: CSvolts, amps, other methods Most of us on the list make EIS ie. electrically isolated silver. We do this by having silver electrodes immersed in distilled water and a low voltage current being passed through. Some have automatic generators and others homemade ones. The silver produced is mostly ionic and some colloidal, arguably the best combination. It works brilliantly for me and my family and friends, dogs etc., I have a Silver Puppy which is made by someone on this list, but there are others i.e SilverGen by Trem amongst them. Mine is great and really easy to use. dee On 30 Nov 2009, at 20:33, Richard Goodwin wrote: Hello, I'm a new subscriber to this list, having arrived here by a very circuitous route over a few years of reading about colloidal silver and how to make it. And how not to make it. Marshall has been a lot of help recently in this respect. I'm sure this has already been discussed, but without being able to consult the archives, I'd like to ask this anyway:
Re: CSvolts, amps, other methods
Richard Goodwin wrote: Hello, I'm a new subscriber to this list, having arrived here by a very circuitous route over a few years of reading about colloidal silver and how to make it. And how not to make it. Marshall has been a lot of help recently in this respect. I'm sure this has already been discussed, but without being able to consult the archives, I'd like to ask this anyway: I'm looking, as is everyone else probably, for the best way to make colloidal silver. I'm assuming that colloidal content is preferable to ionic content. At least one website claims that it is not possible to make good colloidal silver at home, as the process is too complicated. That is one reason we often refer to what we make, and like as EIS, electrically isolated silver. It is not possible to make 100% colloidal silver the way we make it, but then we really don't want pure colloidal silver anyway. We have found that a combination of colloidal and ionic is best, which is what EIS is. If that is true, then something else has been keeping me and my wife cold- and flu- free for the past 3 years, and has cured both of us of lyme disease. :-) I suspect I have been making some mixture of colloidal and ionic. Likely about 90% ionic and 10% colloidal. More to the point -- if I am going to use electricity, silver, and distilled water to make CS, what method will produce the highest colloidal content: what voltage, AC or DC, what current? Both HVAC and low voltage methods will produce between 10 and 15% colloid, and 85 to 90% ionic. Don't worry about the ratio between the two, for the most active go for the smallest particle size on the colloid part, IE crystal clear EIS. If you have yellow EIS, you can usually reduce the particle size by adding a few drops of hydrogen peroxide per glass after it has sat for a couple of days. Marshall And are there perhaps some other methods, like nanomaterialstore.com, who makes silver nanoparticles that you could perhaps then mix with distilled water, that might be even better? Certainly not cheaper, at $90/gram of their product. Cheers! Dick Goodwin -- The Silver List is a moderated forum for discussing Colloidal Silver. Instructions for unsubscribing are posted at: http://silverlist.org To post, address your message to: silver-list@eskimo.com Address Off-Topic messages to: silver-off-topic-l...@eskimo.com The Silver List and Off Topic List archives are currently down... List maintainer: Mike Devour mdev...@eskimo.com
