Roger,
Surely this investigation is flawed, or at least back to front.
Would it not have been of greater interest to find the most effective
silver colloid, and then determine particle size and method of
production, rather than eliminate subjects (15) according to particle
size, and then test the remaining (4) for efficacy?
The results may well be the same...but what is the reason for making
colloidal silver in the first place.
Regards
Ivan.
----- Original Message -----
From: <rogalt...@aol.com>
To: <silver-list@eskimo.com>
Sent: Tuesday, 4 July 2000 04:08
Subject: Re: CS>Bruce Marx Web Site C/S
> Marshall: Not only the FDA, but Professor Gibbs of the University of
Delaware
> in his recently published booklet, Silver Colloids: Do They Work?,
screened
> 15 commercial CS products using two independent microscopic techniques
to
> determine particle size distribution. I believe the only type of CS
that made
> it through both types of microscopic screening requirements was that
produced
> by HVAC. From there he went on to test for effectiveness in killing a
> moderately resistant bacteria. Only one of the remaining 4 (I believe)
HVAC
> products was given a "4 star" rating ("5 star" is the highest possible
> rating). The remainder got "3 star" or lower.
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