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From: Steve King [SMTP:ssk...@nildram.co.uk]
Sent: Friday, November 12, 1999 6:21 AM
To:silver-list@eskimo.com
Subject: RE: CS an PH concerns
It is rumored that some practitioners of traditional psychedelic
sacraments have been know to boil peyote
Steve -
I'm not trying to say that CS doesn't work when taken
orally! I'm just trying to understand how CS ingestion
can be optimised given that the stomach is basically an
acid bath for food. Fruit goes through the stomach
very fast but things like milk and meat and fats can
stay in the
Marshall Dudley wrote:
Do not confuse the issue that CS does not easily react with acids
with the
issue that acids can cause aggregation of the silver particles.
These are
two entirely two entirely different issues.
True enough. There are many ways that the stability of a colloidal
It is rumored that some practitioners of traditional psychedelic
sacraments have been know to boil peyote down to a thin black syrup and
administer it as an enema to avoid nausea while absorbing the desired
active ingredients.
I'm thinking peyote -and- CS via the backdoor
might really do
What I think you are seeing is the chemical precipitation of silver
ascorbate rather than an aggregation or flocculation of silver ions.
very ,very interesting observation. as I am not a
chemist, the implications are vague for me, but
I think I see the difference . thanx
Steve King
--
The
I was the one who many times did high colonics using a full quart of
homebrewed CS in the colonic water. Never noticed a thing. Didn't feel any
different in any way. Not even a little bit. And I have every evidence of
leaky gut syndrome.
Well buff my belt buckle and blow my mind!
I never would
I should have thought to mention the issue of probiotics. I do the colonics
in between periods of taking HSOs which seem to repopulate the colon very
nicely. They also eat away and loosen things up that need to be gotten out
of there. The main thing with me is to kill off as much of the baddies
Thanks for the out-loud-laugh Steve!
James Osbourne Holmes
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-Original Message-
From: Steve King [SMTP:ssk...@nildram.co.uk]
Sent: Friday, November 12, 1999 6:21 AM
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Subject:RE: CS an PH concerns
It is rumored that some
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Subject:RE: CS an PH concerns
I was the one who many times did high colonics using a full quart of
homebrewed CS in the colonic water. Never noticed a thing. Didn't feel any
different in any way. Not even a little bit. And I have every evidence of
leaky gut syndrome.
Well
Hold on a minute folks,
As Bill says, a reaction with ascorbic acid says nothing about CS
stability with acidic solutions in general. Didn't someone say
recently they were having trouble getting a reaction with CS and
strong Nitric acid?
The stomach actually contains little hydrochloric acid
Ivan-
>
>As Bill says, a reaction with ascorbic acid says nothing about CS
>stability with acidic solutions in general. Didn't someone say
>recently they were having trouble getting a reaction with CS and
>strong Nitric acid?
>
>The stomach actually contains little hydrochloric acid between meals
I have been watching this concern unfold on the list with the concern to
silver's reaction with acids. I have taken colloidal silver by the dropper
full directly in the mouth and holding it there. Much as homeopathic
medicines are taken for absorption through the mucus membranes. I have also
Ivan Anderson wrote:
Hold on a minute folks,
As Bill says, a reaction with ascorbic acid says nothing about CS
stability with acidic solutions in general. Didn't someone say
recently they were having trouble getting a reaction with CS and
strong Nitric acid?
The stomach actually contains
At 08:33 AM 11/11/99 EST, you wrote:
I have been watching this concern unfold on the list with the concern to
silver's reaction with acids. I have taken colloidal silver by the dropper
full directly in the mouth and holding it there. Much as homeopathic
medicines are taken for absorption
Bill Schramm wrote:
?fontfamily?param Courier New?biggerYou can repeat your
experiments with hydrochloric acid. It is available in paint and
hardware stores in industrial grade where it is called Muriatic Acid
and is used to remove lime and scale (it also does a good job of
removing your
: Thursday, November 11, 1999 5:14 AM
Subject: Re: CS an PH concerns
Ivan-
As Bill says, a reaction with ascorbic acid says nothing about CS
stability with acidic solutions in general. Didn't someone say
recently they were having trouble getting a reaction
not a biologist) if stomach acid were pH 2, you
should dilute the muriatic acid 500 to 1.
-Original Message-
From: Marshall Dudley mdud...@execonn.com
To: silver-list@eskimo.com silver-list@eskimo.com
Date: Thursday, November 11, 1999 12:55 PM
Subject: Re: CS an PH concerns
Bill Schramm wrote:
I am sorry, that is not correct. Check your math. Negative numbers
do not have logarithms, but logarithms THEMSELVES can be negative, and
in fact are negative for any (positive) number between 0 and 1. The
log of 0.1 is minus 1, the log of 0.01 is minus 2, etc. The pH
active ingredients.
I wonder what the ritual aspects were like...?
James Osbourne Holmes
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-Original Message-
From: Steve King [SMTP:ssk...@nildram.co.uk]
Sent: Thursday, November 11, 1999 10:14 AM
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Subject:Re: CS an PH concerns
At 08
Always got to be someone to come along and kick a reasonable sounding
theory in the tail. Might as well be me this time!
I was the one who many times did high colonics using a full quart of
homebrewed CS in the colonic water. Never noticed a thing. Didn't feel any
different in any way. Not even a
, 1999 2:15 PM
Subject: Re: CS an PH concerns
Bill Schramm wrote:
I am sorry, that is not correct. Check your math. Negative numbers
do not have logarithms, but logarithms THEMSELVES can be negative, and in fact
are negative for any (positive) number between 0 and 1
by all means continue your experiment, but you can't ascribe your
observations as caused by pH because it isn't the only variable. Perhaps
you are forming silver ascorbate which is insoluble??
-Original Message-
From: Steve King ssk...@nildram.co.uk
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
As I have reported here several times before, acid will hurt the stability
of CS. That is why I use baking soda to increase the ph of CS/aloe vera to
7. Anyway, my experience has been that the stability is reduced so that a
CS which is normally stable indefinitely will aggregate and drop out in
Marshall-
Anyway, I have often recommended putting CS into a glass of water before
drinking for this reason. This will both reduce the acidity of the stomach
and dilute the CS, both reducing aggregation. I believe that dilution,
either with a glass of water, or from the liquid normally in the
I see no problem with any interaction between the BS and CS, but know that it
is not recommended to take anti-acids (Which BS is) every day over the long
term due to the body manufacturing excessive acid to counteract. I would be
more concerned with messing up my digestive system. The amount you
At 03:34 PM 11/10/99 -0500, you wrote:
I see no problem with any interaction between the BS and CS, but know that it
is not recommended to take anti-acids (Which BS is) every day over the long
term due to the body manufacturing excessive acid to counteract. I would be
more concerned with messing
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