I would offer the following commentary on your inquiry: First, standalone CS solutions do not exhibit real low surface tension characteristics and therefore present rather low penetration, and slow-speed absorption by epithelial tissue....and especially the general eye
environment. The "washout" effect is rather pronounced in the eye area, based upon the rapid, naturally-occurring tear dilution....resulting from any external stimulation. This effect increases the importance of rapid cross-tissue transfer for any introduced agents achieving the
desired results. Secondly, it is of some moment that one know the approximate strength of the CS
they are using....especially in eye-related protocols. This said, I do believe your most evident problem is presented by the need for a solubility/surface tension assist for the colloidal silver. Our researches have confirmed the very powerful, positive, effect of DMSO as an entrainment/transporter for CS. We have determined that a 5% (by volume) DMSO fraction added to a 95% (10 ppm or higher...to 20 ppm strength CS) by volume......yields a most effective and safe
address to a wide variety of eye insults. One factor to consider is that EIS Colloidal Silver does require frequent use as an irrigation protocol for topical applications....to yield its most desirable results. Once every hour for, at least 5 hours continuously....presented us with the strongest positive responses. We have NEVER over the immediately-past 12 years found ANY antibiotic to yield us positive results equivalent to that enjoyed from the PROPER application of Colloidal Silver-based protocols.
The DMSO fraction has proven to be critical to the success of CS.....in all cases requiring high-speed transport of substances aimed at targets behind any lining-type surface tissue....anywhere in the body. At least that has been our experience in these endeavors.
Good luck in your experimental medical research efforts.
Sincerely, Brooks Bradley
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Subject : CS>Canine Eye Infection
Date : Tue, 16 Oct 2007 09:37:29 -0700 (PDT)
From : Pat <pattycake29...@yahoo.com>
To : silver list <silver-list@eskimo.com>
My Australian Cattle Dog suddenly got an eye infection a couple weeks ago. The eye was red and oozing green stuff from the inside corner. I sprayed her eyes with CS about 5 times a day and gave her a little orally too. The infection got better, but not totally well. Then the other eye got red. I never could cure them totally, so when we got home we took her to the vet. The antibiotic drops cut the green ooze in a day and her eyes got ok in a few days. I thought maybe my CS had dropped out, but both bottles I used checked out with a Tyndall. Is there anything I could have done to keep the CS in her eyes longer like the thick antibiotic drops?
Pat
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