>I've been reading and lurking for about a week. My own bottom line
>after being aware of and using colloidal silver for about two years
>is the following:
>1. It works.
>2. Only use .001 micron size colloidal silver particles
>3. Use smaller parts per million (5 to 20)
>4. It must have a natural yellowish color
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Daniel;
This one is a mith. It depends on the water that you use when you make
it as to the color of the solution. I've had a some that were clear and
still had the same ppm as the ones that were yellow in color. The thing
that I found that makes the yellow color was Distilled ozonated SPRING
water. The spring water is the key. Why I don't know.
Also another good test if a person wants to gudge the partical size is
to make a batch and have it tested for ppm. That costs $15-20 and most
labs can do it. Then filter the same solution with a .001 micron filter
and have it tested again to see if there is a difference.
Reid
