I haven't done reseach on the gel but people say it does work. [I don't
make that stuff up ]...and the formula came from someone who used it
sucessfully for years on bed sores and such.
From my limited applications tried, I'll generally agree and also never
claimed it would work, just that you can make it a lot cheaper than you can
buy it already made and have control over what's in it.
I have a few theories why it does work [for those who say it does] when
maybe it might not due to a possible lack of free silver ions and being a
semi solid that encapsulates particles.
The gel itself absorbs liquids like mad.
As the surface dries, it wants to replace those liquids and there is one
place to replace them from.
"Drawing poultice"
..and whatever alive that gets drawn out, dies.
It is also quite water soluble. " Particulate transport" at the liquid
interface.
Silver in any form will kill germs, the more surface area [the smaller] ,
the better, the purer the silver the better.
There is nothing more pure or smaller than a single ion.
Since it does contain water, silver ions may survive in the gel.
Even if they form molecular compounds with impurities, there may be some
sort of ion exchange resin effect at work in the presence of other organic
compounds.
Mixing some ground Aluminum into the gel just might make it Very active and
loaded with a continuous generation of Silver ions..like a wet Curad
Silver bandaid.
Shelf life? questionable.
Ode
Perhaps Ode has some comment on his gel, whether it's primarily an ionic
or a covalent sort of goop; I've read it works, anyhow.
Take care, M.
On Fri, 2008-08-15 at 09:04 -0500, Clayton Family wrote:
> I had not heard of it before, but they have a great website, with lots
> ofinteresting info. I called them up and talked to a man who was very
> helpful, in a way, what with trade secrets to protect and all. He said
> it is the "next generation" colloidial silver, and it is 3600 ppm, not
> salts, or ions. I looked on the lab reports site and could not find
> NutraSilver. But if it is not salts or ions, it would have to be
> protein, wouldn't it?
>
> I would not take this product, since I do not know what it is made
> from, I would rather make my own.
>
> kathryn
>
> On Aug 15, 2008, at 4:01 AM, <dj...@home.nl> wrote:
>
> > Hi ALL,
> >
> > I have some questions ..............
> >
> > Do you know about NutraSilver?
> >
> > Who is using this ,I like to know more about this ailver and more
> > testimonials...can we make it at home...or is this to difficult?
> >
> > Trudy
> >
> >
> >
> >
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