We do know that silver citrate works, and it can be made by
electrolyzing the silver in a citric acid solution. Citric acid can be
purchased in health food stores, and sometimes in the canning section of
supermarkets. That is what SilverOz is, and although it has been
reported as being fairly effective, it also has caused a number of cases
of argyria.
Marshall
Ode Coyote wrote:
I don't "know" if silver acetate works ....at all.
It's just one way to make stuff with a very high silver content.
Try it? [topically]
Ode
At 10:13 AM 8/4/2007 -0300, you wrote:
Hi Ode.
Would Silver Acetate work well when made into a gel type form for
tropical use?.
Sam L.
On 8/4/07, Ode Coyote
<<mailto:odecoy...@alltel.net>odecoy...@alltel.net> wrote:
MSP is said to be 50% less effective per PPM, BUT can be had in
thousands of PPM....which can present Argyria problems.
If you increase the PPM 500 times, that swamps out the less
effectiveness
per PPM thing.
Silver Acetate and Silver Citrate can also be made to very high PPMs
but
without the protein shielding effect of MSP...still carries the risk of
Argyria.
You can probably make Silver Acetate at home by running a CS
generator in
water with a bit of distilled vinegar in it...use Faraday equations to
predict PPM.
Don't use a lot of that for very long.
Just a little bit of CS will kill everything eventually. The less
there
is, the slower it is. If it's too slow, the bad guy replication
rate can
still exceed the kill rate and getting enough silver in there is
made tough
by the bodies very fast silver elimination rate.
If the kill rate and replication rate is the same, you get control
but no cure.
If slightly over the line...a long time to cure.
Like Dave said...many doses per day. Dump it in faster than it
can get
out for a while.
Ode
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