I have never heard of colloidal silver lozenges, but there are silver
acetate lozenges. If you add vitamin C then the ionic part will become
silver ascorbate. The only non sugar sweeteners that I am aware of which
can be converted into hard candy are the sugar alcohols, such as xylitol
malitol and so forth. Not sure if you would have any aggregation
problems with boiling. The citric acid would cause aggregation, so it
would need to be reduced to solid form relatively soon after adding it
or any acid or base. Of course you could add sodium ascorbate instead
which would have much less effect on the pH. If boiling is a problem
then they could be hardened by circulating warm air, or vacuum drying.
Marshall
On 10/5/2010 2:03 AM, Bethany Methven wrote:
I am working on coming up with a colloidal silver throat lozenge. I
am wondering if anyone else has experimented with them. Any input on
whether or not I would alter the colloidal silver in a bad way if I
added vitamin C, non sugar sweeteners and boiled them into a "hard
candy" form? I have had lots of people ask for me to come up with
some new colloidal silver products and I'm wondering, after the
colloidal silver is made, can I mess with the molecular structure in a
bad way by boiling it with other substances? I would love any feedback.
Thanks - Bethany
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