Jason and Paula,
You don't need to have silver flakes, any elemental particles will be
ionised by H2O2. The process generates O2 gas, and it is these very
tiny gas bubbles which turn the CS cloudy or turbid. They will
dissipate in time, and if you have added enough H2O2, the CS will
become a cryst
Well, it depends upon how much elemental silver is in your CS. just
start with a few mL and let it sit over night. End result should be
crystal clear, and not too bitter (too much H2O2).
Whether the CS is improved by this would be debated by some
investigators.
Ivan
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>
Nancy,
No that is not what I am saying at all. I am not giving an opinion as
to whether this results in a better CS or not, just describing what
happens when one does add H2O2 to CS.
All the same, I am glad that you find the addition beneficial.
Ivan.
> -Original Message-
> From: MARIAN
Jason,
Thank you for a most informative and interesting post.
I have found your previous messages on the subject of healing clays
extremely interesting also, and I will investigate further as time
permits, as I feel there must be some good clays here in New
Zealand... there certainly are for potti
Hello-
I am a subscriber of this list since buying a generator last June, and have
read many ways to make a generator, and have seen many places to buy
generators - now that I want to give a couple of them for Christmas presents,
I am confused and at a loss. I love my generator, but can't afford
Somebody was going to bulk buy some Clark Zappers. I've lost the posting.
Am interested in their latest zapper.
Contact me off list please.
In SILvation: Douglas Haack
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Water Distillers I have seen lots on the net, the one that looks the best
for the money
had a stainless steel boiling chamber and cooling fins for around a 100$
When you use one why the filters they try to sell you
I would think all you would need is the distiller
All thoughts would be appreciated
Interesting article. Thank you Mike M.
Mike D.
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From: Michael Mahoney
To:"M. G. Devour"
Subject: Study sees inflammation as key heart attack cause
Mike,
I read some time ago tha
Ivan,
How much H202 is enough? I used 1 drop per 2 oz CS approximately. I'm
really reluctant to drink anything that looks this awful, are there other
uses for this cloudy mix, or should I toss it?
TIA,
paula
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Actually an alloy might be better. Pure silver does not dissolve in water at
all, and does not form bonds with anything to make it soluble very
easily. However, if you connect silver and copper, you form a crude battery,
which will then develop a current, that will then allow the silver to form
Are you sure. I thought they always alloyed the coins that went into
circulation.
Otherwise they are too soft. Or are you talking about the old Roman and Greek
coins?
Marshall
Tel Tofflemire wrote:
> some Old Coins were minted or hammered out of silver and gold bullion in the
> olden days, i
What US coin is stamped .999%? It must be a bullion coin instead of a
ciruculation coin. I am not aware of any circulation coins that are not an
alloy.
Marshall
hdka wrote:
> Are you saying it is a lie when a US coin is stamped as .999 silver?
>
> >> If you go to "www.usmint.gov" you will find
My CS that turned very cloudy with the addition of the 1 drop 3% H202 per
2 oz CS, has not changed at all in approx 36 hours now. It is still very
milky/cloudy, it is opaque.
paula
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> I have been using the 3% brown bottle store bought H2o2
Yes, this seems to be the norm. There has been discussion of this
before, and I believe that the consensus is that the ionic silver
combines with the O in the H2O2 yielding AgO and H2O, I.E. water and
silver oxide. Silver oxide is virtually insoluble, so it forms a
precipitate that appears milky un
About 3 days.
Marshall
hdka wrote:
> Hay Marshall how long did it take to find it?
>
> Marshall Dudley writes:
>
> > I would be careful about sucking on coins. I did that one time, and coughed
> > and swallowed it.
> >
> > Marshall
> Yours Hank.
> http://hdka.myecom.net/ct/ct.htm
> http://hdka.
Actually it was when I was a child, and in fact it was not a silver coin
at all, it was a nickel. I have no idea why I was sucking on it.
:< I just remember I coughed and it was gone.
Marshall
Nicole K wrote:
Hi
and thanks for the advice. I had actually considered that possibility
but thou
http://algaebar.com/
Marshall
Ode Coyote wrote:
>There is an outfit that sells a swimming pool purifier based on that
> idea. Just toss it in.
> ken
>
> At 10:14 AM 12/2/02 -0500, you wrote:
> >Actually an alloy might be better. Pure silver does not dissolve in water
> at all, and does
These are not stamped http://www.goldcoinshop.com/silver_coins.html I am
just taking there word for it. I'm not sure now if the two I used are US
coins, The 1971 World Trade is stamped 999 FINE the other side says The
International Universal Trade Unit. The other coin is stamped .999 FINE
SILVE
There is an outfit that sells a swimming pool purifier based on that
idea. Just toss it in.
ken
At 10:14 AM 12/2/02 -0500, you wrote:
>Actually an alloy might be better. Pure silver does not dissolve in water
at all, and does not form bonds with anything to make it soluble very
>easil
> OK..Let me get this straight.silver coins are NOT a good thing
> to use when making cs?
Hi Paula,
*ANY* coin, medallion, ingot, or wire that is at least .999 pure is
*GREAT* for making colloidal silver.
Regular "silver" coins that you carry around in your pocket and get as
change
Has anyone had any experience or have references on whether CS would be
effective in destroying the
tuberculosis bacteria?
Thanks, Stan. J.
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Hi everyone,
Yesterday I removed 100ml of water from our outdoor pond, which was very green
with algae. To this I added 30ml of CS. I fully expected that the water would
have been perfectly clear today, but it is still exactly the same. Any ideas?
Also the right side of my face swelled up (presum
CS kills all bacteria. TB is a bacteria.
Trem
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From: "Stan Jarzylo"
To:
Sent: Monday, December 02, 2002 2:48 PM
Subject: CS>tuberculosis
> Has anyone had any experience or have references on whether CS would be
> effective in destroying the
> tuberculosis bacteri
OK..Let me get this straight.silver coins are NOT a good thing to
use when making cs?
I was told by someone on this list 2 years ago that it was OK to use the
one troy ounce silver trade unit stamped .999 pure silver and now this is
not correct??? Someone please clear this up. I have r
paul...@juno.com wrote:
OK..Let me get this straight.silver coins are NOT a good thing to
use when making cs?
I was told by someone on this list 2 years ago that it was OK to use the
one troy ounce silver trade unit stamped .999 pure silver and now this is
not correct??? Someone ple
Canada Silver "Maple Leaf" $5.00 piece is stamped fine It is not a
circulated piece, it is a collectors coin. Sells for aprox $8.00 at a coin
shop. http://www.ccsilver.com/silver/silver.html
Tel
Dewey , AZ
hdka wrote:
> These are not stamped http://www.goldcoinshop.com/silver_coins.html
Stan:
ASAP silver performed a study on the efficacy of colloidal silver against
the bacteria, in-vitro. The time-kill study showed the elimination of ~ 97%
bacteria in about 45 minutes.
No disrespect intended to the fine folks at ASAP, but one could expect,
roughly, a 40% increase in efficacy if
HiIf anyone has any knowledge of hyperthermia.and its useor
any success stories...I'd appreciate hearing what you have to
say.I've been studying it and I'm also making feeble attempts to
practice it...so far I've had some good.and some interesting effects
A few years ago I visited Hamilton, NZ, and went to an area there which
is sacred to the Maori -- a mesmerizing place of bubbling pools of
molten clay, steam spouts, and so on. I could have stayed a lifetime.
Pure magic. But the tour guides dragged me away. I would not be at
all surprised if
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