Hi, I'm new to this list. Here in Alaska, very few people actually know about
CS. I am trying to learn as much as I can so that I can educate those around
me. I have been studying about the positive charge from silver ions losing an
electron during the electro colloidal process. Anyway, my question is - Does
anyone know if all bacteria, fungus, viruses, etc are negatively charged? Some
web site was talking about how the positive charge from the silver ions
attracts to the negative charge of the bacteria, and then basically short
circuits it's biological clock, making it unable to reproduce. If this is
true, then how effective are silver particles, if they are negatively charged,
vs. the positive charge of the ions? I have heard so much confusion regarding
ions vs. particles. I"d like to hear some other opinions. Thanks - Beth
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