Some years ago someone posted a very interesting and humorous account of he
and his buddies
having a few drinks, then deciding to try an ill-advised
experiment by eating some very spoiled food - meat I think. They got quite
ill, then drank some CS (or EIS for you purists) and quickly recover
Heather,
The filter is really a wick for transporting the liquid up to the
ultrasonically vibrating screen. I don't believe it has any charcoal in it,
but instead relies on the high density (small pores) construction of the
wick to filter out larger particles. I believe the wick has very little
Jeff,
The filter is also the transport mechanism (a wick) to move the liquid up to
the top of the filter where it contacts the ultrasonic vibrating "plate".
If you take off the filter cartridge and open the "lid" and view the "plate"
in front of a strong light on the other side of the plate, you w
I am replying to my own question (searched Amazon). The title of the book
is "Colloidal Silver Today: The All Natural, Wide-Spectrum Germ Killer"
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Subject: Re: CS>new book on
Warren,
Care to share the title with us?
--Steve Y.
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From: "Warren Jefferson"
To:
Sent: Tuesday, November 18, 2003 4:23 PM
Subject: CS>new book on CS
> Hello All,
>
> Some of you may remember that I was researching a book on CS. Well it is
> out and available thr
How about cut and pasting the articles for the majority of us who don't ever
want to log into AOL.
--Steve Y.
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Subject: CS>US gov interest in cs .
> http://aolsvc.news.aol.com/news/article.adp?id=200311141607099
Anyone had any experience with a product called Juvenon? If so, I would be
interested in your opinion of it - reply offline if you wish. I read about
it in the latest Reader's Digest, and one can visit their website
www.juvenon.com to learn more.
Thanks,
--Steve Y.
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Vince,
One of the features of the PWT is that it senses the temperature of the
solution being measured and does an automatic temperature compensation. You
shouldn't need to be concerned with the temperature of the calibration fluid
for normal room temperatures.
--Steve Y.
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Marv,
Oxygen is probably better, but plain old compressed air is fine too. Cheap
tire inflator compressors work well, but be careful to leave your air brush
always on or the tire pump will produce pressures up to 200 psi. The HF air
brush makes a very fine mist - better than some nebulizers. HF
Most of us can detect the distinct metallic taste of CS products. What are
we tasting - the ions, the particles (colloids), or both?
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Folks,
In the spirit of sharing, I am making available (free) a schematic and a few
construction hints for a CS generator I designed and use. It is super
simple and can be built for around $15. It produces very high quality CS
because the regulated (uses LM334) constant current to the electrodes
Andy & Ed,
Why spend all the energy and time trying to concentrate CS? Just drink more
of it, either larger quantities, or probably better, drink the same amount
more frequently. This is guaranteed to get more product into your system,
whereas the only sure way to know if you have successfully c
Greetings,
Recently there have been postings regarding PWT calibration. On a CS
website is a table showing the mg of salt in a liter of water to produce
various readings:
"The following table shows a typical conversion of the PWT readings:
µS/cm ReadingResistivitymg/L of NaCl
99.9
Dick & other list members,
(Dick's question was sent to me privately, but I thought my answer might
help others)
> Question. In using the LM334Z and the 330ohm resistor in the circuit of a
> battery powered CS unit, why would one have to use (3) 9 volt batteries?
Would
> this system work with (1
Greetings,
Mike Monett inspired me to try a change in the way I brew CS. Usually I use
a constant current of about 1.2 ma with 12 gauge silver wires with wetted
length of about 4.5 inches spaced about 2 inches in a quart canning jar
filled with Wallmart steam distilled water. I start with a volt
Ode & other thermal stirring affectionados,
You are right - base lights for thermal stirring are scarce as hen's teeth.
But, taad!, have a look at these:
http://www.jomoeng.com/
Nice variety, just the right size (3.2 x 3.2 inch), 7 watt bulb, for
$9.35 each. I ordered two of them - will re
I thought I would try thermal stirring, using a small light bulb (5-7 watt
night light). Question: what are good cases to mount the bulb & socket in,
that I can make a 1 inch hole in the top & that is able to support a quart
canning jar? I am looking for something a bit more classy than a tunafi
Yes. Just make sure they are all illuminated. If one of them is in shadow,
you will get no output.
--Steve Y. By the way, your panels are way overkill, and you still should
use a current limiting device. Production of CS only takes 1 ma x a few
volts = just a few milliwatts. You can use your p
I agree - tip jacks work very well. But be sure to use a small file to
round the ends of your silver wire so they insert easily. For those using
DC, if you swap the wires every run, they will "wear down" evenly. Tip
jacks have lost their popularity in the electronics industry in the last 20
year
Folks,
Harbor Freight has their normally $99 air brush compressor on sale for $69
now. I bought one to evaluate. It is an 1/8 horsepower, oilless, 10 pound
unit that sits on rubber vibration absorbing feet and runs fairly quietly.
It also has a pressure regulator and gauge to monitor air pressur
Roman,
You have made a very bold claim that Megahydrin is the same as Active-h.
Can you back that up with facts?
Patrick Flanagan started with one company with a product named Microhydrin,
and it was excellent. Then, according to Patrick, the company began making
shortcuts in the processing, and
Jay,
Wash your jar however you want, e.g. by hand or in a dish washer. Then
rinse it out several times with steam distilled water. Once you have done
that, you don't need to clean it at all between brews. Just make a brew,
decant off the clear stuff as you use it, and dump out the little bit
r
device (1N5297). I read it as the load voltage time
the
> load current (wattage) is equal to 800 microamps. That's bad. Can you drop
> more than 1.35 volts across the device before it becomes hot and doesn't
work
> anymore? Thanks for your help.
>
> Andy
> >
> > Fr
/americanmicrosemiconductor/info.html
>
> This company has the 1N5295 (.82 ma) in stock for $3.16 ea. Although they
> have a $35.00 min.
>
> Also ya might want to look into using the LM334Z IC (variable) with a pot
or
> 100 ohm resistor.
>
> ~Ron
>
> - Original Message
Fellow CS brewers,
Not well known is the fact that for about $5 you can easily convert your
constant voltage CS generator (e.g. a three nine-volt battery setup) to one
that limits the current to assure small particle production and prevent
current "run-away". Thus your unit would then function t
pj,
Try the same thing with plain distilled water & see if it still turns milky.
This will tell you if the H2O2 is reacting with the garbage the comes out of
your coffee filter.
Filtering is really not needed. Just let your fresh brew sit overnight and
the electrode "sluffings" will settle to t
Dear PPM experts,
I tried the Herx13 Spreadsheet PPM calculator. I run one quart (473 mL) 4
hours at a constant 1.1 ma for the entire 4 hours. (I can do this because
my current regulator can supply 160 volts or so, which is enough to draw 1.1
ma at startup). Electrodes are a pair of #12 silver
John,
Any water measuring less than 1 ppm is very good and most likely steam
distilled. You will need special laboratory equipment and procedures to get
significantly greater purity. The Wallmart DW must be steam distilled or it
would indicate a higher ppm. As an experiment, put a few drops of
I am answering my own query. I found a free patent search site and now have
the patent. No need for any of you to respond.
--Steve
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To: "Silver List"
Sent: Tuesday, June 11, 2002 9:22 PM
Subject: Patent Search
> Hi,
Hi,
I believe at least one person on this list have given websites where one can
download a patent. I want to obtain a health-related patent to study.
Please send me off-list directions on how to do this. I prefer not to pay a
fee. Alternately, if one of you has access to the U. S. patent datab
Terry et al,
It's not that simple. If each jar was EXACTLY the same as the others, then
yes, the current would divide equally. But they will not be exactly the
same. One of them will have a lower resistance than the others, and will
draw more current. Thus the ppm production for that jar will b
Hilary,
Don't bother filtering. Just let your brew settle for an hour or so, then
carefully pour the liquid off and leave the sludge stuff on the bottom.
This is called decanting.
--Steve
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From: "Hilary Jacobson"
To:
Sent: Friday, March 01, 2002 8:19 AM
Subject: CS>
Ivan & Company,
OK, I tried your H2O2 experiment. You imply the interesting hypothesis that
the total PPMs are possibly the same, but the reversed one may have a higher
percentage of true silver colloids.
All I had was 3% H2O2. I added equal amounts to the control and reversed
brews. No fizz.
Hello again,
Recently I reported results of comparing CS production of a control batch
with constant current same polarity verses a batch produced with constant
current but relay switched voltage reversals. Brew time was 4 hours with
constant 30 RPM paddle stirring. The result was the reversed b
A while ago I reported an experiment of brewing batches under identical
conditions, one with and the other without polarity switching. The results
were that the switched batch was less than half ionic concentration and
Tyndall as the unswitched one. The positive was that during the 4 hours of
sti
Ivan,
Remember my generator produces a constant current, so the current can't dip
at reversal. Instead, the voltage goes up to maintain the constant current.
In other words, the solution's apparent conductivity goes down (resistance
goes up) for a few seconds at reversal. Or, the coatings on the
Alison,
See below:
Subject: CS>TE & laser light pens - more questions!
> Hello again,
> thanks to those who responded to my previous questions. Now I
> have more.
>
> Several people/websites have mentioned using laser light pens to
> view the TE. Is a laser light pen the same as a laser p
List,
I performed the following experiment:
Case 1 was to make one quart of CS using a constant 1 ma DC current for 4
hours with electrodes spaced about 2 inches and with constant stirring.
Starting V= 173.7 volts, I=0.86 ma, so R = 202K. Ending V = 13.8, I=1.18
ma, so R= 11.7K. Using Ivan's fo
Trem and all,
When one polarity switches every 30 to 45 seconds or so, using a constant
current, by about what factor does the the rate of production decrease? I
believe during the transition period CS production stops or at least slows
down until a new steady state condition is reached. Do you
Some comments below in response to Ken's questions, and some ideas on
building your own constant current generator.
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To:
Sent: Monday, December 31, 2001 7:40 AM
Subject: Re: CS>Re: HVDC
>
> I think it was Terry that was running 120VDC into ten jar
All Electronics and Hosfelt both sell surplus 30 rpm motors for less than
$3. They work well as stirring motors. Make a short coupling out of a
piece of vinyl tubing to couple the motor shaft to a plastic paddle.
I agree - air bubblers result in a large number of tiny "cruddies" which
make decan
Marshall said it well, and is what I had in mind but didn't communicate it
very well. The Borderlands article is interesting, but is only one data
point. What is needed are more carefully conducted experiments, as Marshall
indicates, to determine that the phenomena is repeatable, and isolating th
I can't let this go by without commenting. In my view, the best time to
make CS is anytime you need some more. I challange anyone to demonstrate
how the position of the moon in relation to the Earth can possibly make any
difference to the production of CS. It would be helpful if those posting
su
Congrats on conquering another semester. Now you have the perfect
opportunity to track down the BYU profs who have (still are?) researched CS
and let us know the latest findings.
--Steve
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From: "Marshalee Hallett"
To:
Sent: Friday, December 21, 2001 7:00 PM
Subject: R
. and 99.99% are exactly the same. 1% is .01, 99% is .99, 99.9% is
.999, etc.
--Steve
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From: "Nina Silver, Ph.D."
To: "Silver List"
Sent: Friday, December 21, 2001 6:06 PM
Subject: CS>question about purity of CS wires
> List,
> I would think that the designation
Bike generators are really alternators & put out AC typically. You can't
put two in series unless you somehow get them to turn exactly the same RPM
and exactly the same phase relationship. Best to rectify & filter (a
storage battery can act as the filter) the output of each bike generator and
put
Happy Thanksgiving Day,
Some time ago I tried polarity reversing experiments with constant current,
stirred LVDC method. I think the reversal time was somewhere between half
and one minute. What I found was for the same brew time and all other
conditions being constant, the reversal CS was not n
Duncan,
I take Microhydrin daily also, washed down with some CS. I believe Flanagan
& company claim Microhydrin helps make other supplements more effective. Do
you have any idea if that applies to CS?
--Steve
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To: "Igor Kaplun" ;
Sent: Monday, N
Arnold,
In my experience, stirring reduces it, but does not eliminate it. My
stirring is a rather gentile 30 RPM - maybe more vigorous stirring would be
better.
--Steve
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From: "Arnold Beland"
To:
Sent: Saturday, November 10, 2001 2:14 PM
Subject: CS>Question for thos
Ivan,
Thanks for the equation & spread sheet. Now for the practicalities: It is
obvious by the crud that forms on the electrodes and falls to the bottom
that not all the silver being electrolytically removed from the electrode
ends up as colloids. And some of the silver ends up as ions. So wh
But Mike,
The Cougars are the team of the University which has been doing very good
research on Colloidal Silver! Maybe the team is using it with their
Gatorade??
--Steve (who is a graduate of BYU)
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From: "M. G. Devour"
To:
Sent: Saturday, October 27, 2001 6:02 PM
Sub
Dan,
OK, I'll answer - see comments below.
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From: "daniel johnson"
To:
Sent: Saturday, October 27, 2001 11:16 AM
Subject: CS>ADVICE ON MIXING..PLEASE
> Hello all,
>
> I have sent a message out twice under "magnetic mixing pros/cons"
with no responses. Maybe th
List,
This is off topic, but just curious if any of you have had experience and
results using Huperzine A. Please reply directly to me so as to not clutter
up the list with non-CS stuff.
Thanks,
--Steve
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Reid,
Go for it! Anything that makes a fine spray is fair game. Some of the
nasal decongestant spray bottles make a fairly fine spray. Be innovative -
get a tank with two connections at the top. Use one to fill the tank with
water at faucet pressure and the other to be a source of air for your
Arm-powered nebulizers:
How about a new or well cleaned used hand pump style garden sprayer (bug or
weed sprayer) as a source of compressed air to run an airbrush nebulizer? 1
gallon size should be plenty big.
--Steve
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Julie and Gary,
The Hannah PWT is a good instrument for its intended purpose which is to get
an idea of the purity of water. It also has limited value in measuring CS
brews. However, check the archives. A few years ago Ivan did some
measurements and found he had to multiply the Hanna PWT readin
Gary,
Upon what do you base your assertion that 10 ppm brew will measure about
15kOhm, and 5 ppm will measure about 20 kOhm? As I understand it, the kOhms
will relate to the amount of silver ions in the brew, not the ppm of silver
colloids. Do you assume the rate of production of colloids and io
List,
Brooks Bradley has extolled the virtues of Harbor Freight airbrushes for
making extremely finely atomized CS "fog" for respiratory therapies. So I
bought a couple on sale.
Needing a source of air, I decided to try one of the cheap 12 volt tire pump
air compressors which plug into auto ciga
Joseph,
Of course, you will actually spend MORE on batteries with your
converter-tripler. The current draw from the battery will be more than 3
times from the three nine volt batteries, since the converter efficiency is
probably around 70 to 80%. Thus you will have to replace the batteries more
Terry,
I guess I fall in the category of user and amateur techie. You ask very
interesting and important questions. As best I can tell from monitoring
this list for years, the answers are still not known much beyond educated
guesses. To know the answers will require much expensive research.
Exp
Judy,
I think all you have to do is ask some specific questions and you will find
list members willing to answer them. Try it! But first please take some
time to search the archives where many questions have been answered many
times. Then, if you still have questions, ask away! Maybe Mike can
Mike,
The LM334 works fine. The only problem with any of the below devices is
that they can only withstand about 30 volts maximum. With really good
distilled water, it will take a while for the current to ramp up to 1 ma or
whatever your constant current setup produces. You need upwards of 150
Solar,
Thanks for the very interesting post.
I and no doubt others would appreciate you describing in some detail how you
make HVAC CS, so we can try it for ourselves. Yes, I realize dangerous
voltages are used, and only those comfortable and experienced in HV should
build their own. (I build T
Hi list,
The highly recommended by Brooks Bradley Harbor Freight air brush for CS
aerosol treatments is on sale now for only $4.99, at least in this area and
perhaps on the Internet as well.
--Steve
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Dear list,
I note the subject of stirring your CS as it brews is again popular, and
various schemes of using small high speed DC motors have been described.
What is best is stirring in the range of 30 - 60 RPM. This slow, gentle
stirring is ideal and is what a few commercial generators use.
All
Hi listees,
Question: are there any known non-harmful foods, herbs or medications
which, if taken along with CS, cause problems or negate benefits?
Thanks,
--Steve
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Hi Marsha,
OK, all the world wants to know, or at least most of us on this list, what
are the latest research finding of the BYU Profs who are studying CS?
Thanks in advance,
--Steve
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