Evening Frank,
Particles are not effected by HCL. HCL will form silver chloride with silver
ions, but HCL does NOT dissolve metallic silver.
Sounds logical, because if it did, the ones of us that are making a
good quantity of HCl, would render the
CS less effective or totally ineffective.
Roger wrote:
>
> Frank: Are there no oxidizing agents in the stomach or intestinal tract to
> produce silver ions from metallic silver? Roger
Not as far as we have been able to determine. There are very few things that
will oxidize metallic silver, and none are found in the GI tract as best we
In a message dated 8/3/2001 2:02:45 PM Eastern Daylight Time,
fr...@strsoft.com writes:
> Correction:
>
> Previous post should read:
>
> Particles are not effected by HCL. HCL will form silver chloride with
> silver
> ions, but HCL does NOT dissolve metallic silver.
>
>
> frank key
>
Fra
In a message dated 8/3/2001 1:31:08 PM Eastern Daylight Time,
wa...@fugitt.com writes:
> Has anyone ever tried a time release capsule that might transport CS further
> along the
> digestive track?
>
> Wayne
>
Wayne: Check the archives. I seem to remember some discussion (results??) of
the
Correction:
Previous post should read:
Particles are not effected by HCL. HCL will form silver chloride with silver
ions, but HCL does NOT dissolve metallic silver.
frank key
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Wayne wrote:
> >> how about the
> >potential benefit of generating a large particle CS for intestinal infections
> >since ionic and small CS particles may be consumed in stomach by HCl?
Particles are not effected by HCL. HCL will form silver chloride with silver
ions, but HCL does dissolve meta
Morning Roger,
>> how about the
potential benefit of generating a large particle CS for intestinal infections
since ionic and small CS particles may be consumed in stomach by HCl?
Has anyone ever tried a time release capsule that might transport CS
further along the
digestive track?
Wa
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