Bob Beck, one of the pioneers in electro-medicine, originally made CS with tap
water.
The distilled water protocol came as a refinement.
In most of the US, distilled is readily obtained at the grocers for about a
dollar a gallon, so why not?
If it were difficult to obtain, I'd not hesitate to use tap water!
However, if you're selling the stuff, you have to meet standards for purity and
truthful labeling or be prepared for grief. That's part of the reason for the
techies quest, the other part being efficient in production methods.
The supertechies on the list are adding immense knowledge to the database.
That's what they do!
Marsha posts a simple, least technical system of generation that works and helps
folks that want to get started right away.
Don't knock it!
Without her, a LOT of nontech newbies would join and leave right away without
benefit of this terrific stuff, scared off by the "gotta do this" techtalk!
Do what you will, just don't claim to be the only right way. That's religion
(and organized religion at that)!
BTW, I think that ground up silver WOULD lead to Agyria in sufficient quantity,
whereas the electro-methods we use have NO indications of Agyria.
Chuck
Just remember...if the world didn't suck, we'd all fall off.
On Fri, 20 Oct 2000 23:18:22 -0700 (PDT), Terry Wayne <[email protected]> wrote:
>I also question the assumption that CS made with the
>electro-colloidal process can ever produce particles
>large enough to be a real concern, given the particle
>size of mechanically-ground silver particles. I am
>also unsure of the danger of using even chlorinated
>water, if consumption is small (say, 1 - 2 teaspoons
>per day), and can't really see the problem with well
>or spring water. Would it be a difficult or expensive
>process to make CS with various kinds of water and
>then test them to see what substances are present?
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