Good info Phil
I wonder what happens once in the bloodstream? A human body contains
approximately 0.15 percent by weight chlorine (and 0.15 percent by
weight sodium). This means that a 70-kilogram human will contain 105
grams of chloride ions. ....36 teaspoons of salt
On 3/14/2016 4:30 PM, Phil Morrison wrote:
Several comments of late have suggested
adding salt (NaCl) to colloidal silver. This
is a bad idea, and totally counterproductive.
The silver ion in CS reacts with the chloride
ion in salt to form insoluble silver chloride (AgCl).
One can see this by adding salt solution to CS
and observe slight clouding as AgCl
precipitates. The beneficial Ag ion has been
totally removed from the CS by adding salt.
The AgCl formed by addition to salt to CS is a
bad actor, and should not be applied to skin
or inhaled. Definitely not inhaled.
Use only natural CS for best results.
