At 11:52 AM 6/26/97 -0400, you wrote: >To anyone, > When I make my CS it comes out a golden color after a couple of hours of >sitting. After about 4-5 days it them starts to turn black. Does anyone >know why this is happening? > Also I may have missed this conversation before but actually what are the >chances of the skin turning gray from prolonged use of the CS. I currently >take about 8 tablespoons a day of approx. 8ppm. for treatment of lyme. I >would like to increase but want to make sure this does not increase the >chances of the skin turning color.
The golden color is the proper and desirable state for the CS, turning black ;is due to photo sensitivity, it forms Silver Oxide. This is undesirable but relative harmless and non toxic per the standard medical references. Just keep in the dark. You probably have a particularly strong florescncet (sp) light. It is possible to turn CS completely black just by using a very strong incondescent lamp right against the bottle. It is not possible, in my experience and my research of the literature, to get arygeria from CS ;made electrically. Apparently, in the old days of manuf. by grinding or by salts conversion, large particle silver was consumed over long periods of time and in high consentrations and did produce a graying. Since me and my wife and several other researchers that I know consume large glasses full of 10-20 ppm CS daily for long periods of time with no ill effects, not even intestinal flora/fauna killoff, there doesnt seem to be any problem if you are healthy, On the other hand, if there is a disease and there is a Herk reaction of some type, then the CS is doing some good. Interestingly enuf, the silver solution can be turned back to a clear state from the golden state by bubbling ozone thru it and the PPM stays about the same. At one time when I was doing some research I was able to change the CS solution from clear to golden to black and back to clear with light and ozone. Incidentially, since there is many forms of H2O you might try some of the more exotic forms, using centrifugially or magnetically exposed H2O, but dont try the micro water (alkaline) for making silver, it does crasy things. The (acid) stuff is worse. All this has to do with water cluster size, a very esoteric field. warmly, Kel Kelly Kelley email: kell...@isat.com