Hello George & list, I believe the silver would mostly be left behind. However, if you were to use a "cool" mister, the kind that uses ultrasonic sound to blast micro droplets of water into the air, you should get a lot of silver in the mist and that would be really great for getting the silver deep into the lungs and sinuses where it would be most effective for your type of condition. I am certain that a cool mister would work because they have a side effect of depositing a fine mineral dust all over the room if you don't use distilled water in them. Steam humidifiers don't do that, only the water turns to steam and the minerals or suspended particles (like colloidal silver) get left behind in the water tank of the unit.
Bob George N. Allen wrote: > > A couple of weeks ago I posted that I had begun using CS > to combat chronic bronchitis of long standing. In about 48 hours > I had a 50-60% reduction in symptoms. I now have about a 90% > reduction. > A question for anyone on the list who has a chemistry > or physics background. I have been using a small steam > generator, breathing the steam. Recently I tried putting CS > in it and breathing that. My question: do the silver particles > get lifted in the droplets of steam, or are they left behind? > > George
