Hi Dave:
Did you ever do anything to try to reduce the coloration?
..and, did you find a suitable protocol to help with your Lyme?
~Jason
On 2/24/2017 11:20 AM, Da Darrin wrote:
I have a better answer to that than most as I actually turned color from
about a quart a day of 20 ppm for ten years. It started a little before
that but It was getting darker by the day so I quit taking it.
Held Lyme at bay for that long, then after I quit the silver it came
back with a vengeance.
Dave
On Fri, Feb 24, 2017 at 11:00 AM, Lynn Greene <lynngreene...@gmail.com
<mailto:lynngreene...@gmail.com>> wrote:
Hi Ode. What is the upper limit of CS that we can drink? I don't
want to turn silver. I saw my first silver person in an airport
restaurant. We have your excellent puppy.
thanks. Lynn
On Fri, Feb 24, 2017 at 3:10 AM, Ode Coyote
<silverpuppy1...@gmail.com <mailto:silverpuppy1...@gmail.com>> wrote:
What do "Colloidal Silver Generators" really do?
<https://silverpuppy.com/faq-page>
Well, most of what you'll "learn" is sales hype or repeated
ignorance handed down without context...some is even partly true.
"Technically" an ion is a particle because it has mass and takes
up space, but the technicality is often used to mislead.
The silverpups and ALL generators that use electricity and water
make ONLY ions and silver ions only come in one size...one atom
minus an electron.
Particles form FROM ions later, mostly in the Nernst Diffusion
layer at the electrode surface/ water interface and according to
environmental conditions such as concentration.
If the concentration is higher than the solubility limits of
silver ions in water,the ion is forced to combine with something
to make a particle.
Only those ions that find an electron become "silver" particles.
Electrons can be picked up at the air/electrode interface and
from glass acting as a capacitor/ [very inefficient] solar cell
collecting electro-magnetic radiation. There are no
"free"electrons in a liquid. only electron imbalances as ions
and anions.
Some of the hydroxyl anions OH[-] will combine with silver ions
to form a silver hydroxide particle or with dissolved oxygen, to
form silver oxide....both, byproducts of electrolysis,
Hydroxyl rich water is also known as "alkaline water"
If the current is kept low, the oxides and most of the
hydroxides form and stay on the electrodes where the SWAP
current reversal phase re-converts most of it back to ionic silver.
The more particles in a given volume, the higher the odds of
them growing bigger and they don't come in one size, but ranges
of sizes with the vast majority of the silver still as ions.
Current control controls current density on the electrodes and
keeps that concentration down in the diffusion layer so fewer
and smaller particles tend to form, but the water itself plays a
role too and water is highly variable.
Particle Size
The machine itself...doesn't make "particles"...at all.
No generator that uses electricity and water makes "particles"
AT ALL.
They make ions and nothing BUT ions and silver ions only come in
one size or they aren't silver. No "particle" of silver can
possibly be smaller.
A silver ion, by definition: A single atom minus an electron at
0.000252 microns diameter
0.000252 microns = 0.252 nanometers
If anyone answers your question " What size are the particles
this machine makes? " with a number, they are either liars or
suffer from ignorance.
With 85% to 97% of the silver being ionic, smaller than a single
atom by definition and nothing smaller possible, does it really
matter?
Particles bigger than around a couple of microns settle out, by
definition, not "colloidal".
Leave those on the bottom.
The formation of particles *out of ions* happens within the
environment which includes many variables.
The variables that the SilverPuppy machines CAN control are
controlled, but there are many it can't.
Further, particles form in size ranges with a distribution of
many sizes, so one figure just isn't going to describe anything
*real*.
When you hear people say their machine makes any given size of
particle and shows a electron microscope photo of them, it's a
particle that was made *out of an ion* [ie: silver oxide ] while
processing the sample for testing and that particle was never in
the water...nor was it made by the generator.
On Thu, Feb 23, 2017 at 1:22 PM, Jean Baugh
<oldgloryte...@srcaccess.net
<mailto:oldgloryte...@srcaccess.net>> wrote:
Hi Ode,
Are you saying there is a better machine to be had?
Does this have anything to do with the particle size?
Thank you,
Jean
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-------- Original message --------
From: Ode Coyote <silverpuppy1...@gmail.com
<mailto:silverpuppy1...@gmail.com>>
Date: 2/22/17 10:52 AM (GMT-06:00)
To: silver-list@eskimo.com <mailto:silver-list@eskimo.com>
Subject: Re: CS>Re: craig taylor
EIS is Electrically Isolated Silver..more accurate than
ionic or colloidal silver as some of each wind up in there.
ode
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