My sentiments exactly David.
[Don't silver ions immediately become a 'silver compound particle'
the instant they are ingested?]
#And as proposed by one person regarding this, ammonia within the body may come
into play here? Can't be sure on that cos I can't find anything else about it
in the public domain, but I don't see why it would not have merit. Who knows
what happens 'in vivo'? Plenty of info on what happens in a test tube or on a
glass slide, but not so much about what actually happens in vivo. The bloke
who supports the ammonia theory deserves as much credibility as those who
promote the compound theory.
Is the 'compound' irreversable when in the blood stream? Plenty of opinion and
supposition, but little definitive from what I can find. Something must occur
for it to be as efficacious as it is. Even peroxide in the body may have an
effect? Popular opinion and press suggests the compound compromises the
efficacy.
To me, there appears to be as much 'unknown' as there is 'known', and too much
is taken as gospel.
[...argument about smaller particles being more effective than
larger particles is somewhat nebulous too.]
#And this raises the question of, how big does a particle have to get before
losing its effectiveness?
All forms of EIS/CS are efficacious in their own right, if made properly. The
question is...HOW is it so effective, and WHY is it so effective if a compound
is formed when it hits the blood stream? I believe there is a little more to
it.
N.
> From: da...@alchemysa.com.au
> Subject: Re: Re: CS>spectrographs of CS
> Date: Sat, 10 Sep 2011 10:02:04 +0930
> To: silver-list@eskimo.com
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> Theres no solid evidence that any particular form of silver is any
> more 'effective' than any other form. Numerous lab test seem to
> indicate that all forms of silver are effective. Pure silver
> particles, silver ions, and all sorts of silver compounds, all seem
> to kill germs.
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> David
> (Australia)
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