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CK ----- Original Message ----- From: "Bill Missett" <miss...@prodigy.net.mx> To: <silver-list@eskimo.com> Sent: Wednesday, October 03, 2001 8:40 AM Subject: Re: CS making, offer | Terry: | | Thanks for your most informative dissertation on CS making. I would be | most interested in receiving your archive of articles on how CS is used | around the world. However, I am not an "off-list" member because for some | unknown reason Yahoo keeps bouncing my requests. So I must make my request | on-list. My E-mail address is miss...@prodigy.net.mx I would be most | grateful if you could provide this to me. | | Thank you, Bill Missett | | | ----- Original Message ----- | From: Terry Chamberlin <tcj...@yahoo.ca> | To: <silver-list@eskimo.com> | Sent: Wednesday, October 03, 2001 9:12 AM | Subject: CS making, offer | | | > Listers, | > I make and supply CS to 70+ Health Food stores, 3 | > pharmacies, 3 Naturopathic doctors and a medical | > doctor. | > | > Because I desire to see CS being used by as many | > people as possible, here is my method. It is not | > original, it is not complex, it is just cheap, simple | > and effective. | > | > I also have a zip file that contains 40+ articles on | > how CS is being used worldwide that is extremely | > interesting and enlightening reading. Send me an email | > off-list and I will send it to you. | > | > Here's my method: | > | > Colloidal Silver Brewing Instructions: | > | > The first question is, how much CS do you want to make | > at a time? If you are only going to use it topically, | > or occasionally put a little in a drink - say, to | > fight off an approaching cold - you would only need to | > make maybe 8 ounces. If your whole family will be | > using it, and you're putting it in the family's milk, | > juice, soup, sauce, etc., or spraying it on various | > items (shower curtains, toilet bowls, houseplants, | > garden plants, etc.) for its antiseptic affect, you | > will need to make a quart or a gallon at a time. | > | > When I first started, I used a 12-volt DC adapter, | > like what powers a cordless phone, or a cassette | > player. When I saw how amazing CS worked, and I | > started selling it to my clients, and then to HF | > stores, I bought a whole box-full of adapters and | > chain-linked them to get higher voltages (24-48 | > volts). | > | > Using a 12-volt (or whatever) DC adapter, here is what | > you do. Cut off the jack on the end. Pull the wires | > apart on the end, strip the insulation from 1/4" of | > each end and attach alligator clips to each wire | > (available at Radio Shack). You now have an excellent | > CS machine (just like the $100+ gizmo, but without the | > bells and whistles). You now need two 6" long silver | > wires. You could type in "silver wires" in your search | > engine and shop for best prices. The company I get | > them from is called Sausalito Precious Metals. They | > are in California, their phone number is 800-262-5367 | > or 800-942-4224. Good prices. If you're just making it | > for yourself, and don't drink 1 quart a day, one set | > of wires should last you a year. But you will probably | > start giving it to your friends, so if you have to buy | > 3+ sets of wires (or even 20') to get the best price, | > you won't regret it (and still be spending far less | > than the expensive gizmo!). | > | > Put 8 oz. of steam distilled water (DW) only (not | > reverse osmosis, tap, well, mineral, filtered, | > "purified" or "spring" water) in a jar (deionised is | > also ok), hang the 99.9% pure silver wires down inside | > by bending one end of each wire over the rim of the | > jar so as to hang down on the outside of the jar about | > 3/4" to 1", the rest of the wire hanging down on the | > inside of the jar about 5". Remember, these wires are | > pure silver, not Sterling silver. Sterling silver | > contains other metals that may be toxic. Put them in | > the jar so that they are about 1 1/2" - 2" apart, | > hanging parallel to each other. Don't plug in the | > adapter until everything is set up and connected. | > Attach the alligator clips to the outside ends of the | > two wires, with the wires going straight into the ends | > of the clips, like they were jaws biting the ends, not | > where the teeth on the sides are. You'll notice that | > by twisting the alligator clips on the wires, it will | > make the wires lean to the right or left, so this is | > how you cause the wires to be straight and parallel to | > each other. Plug in the adapter and let sit for 2 | > hours. | > | > After a few minutes you may observe bubbles of | > hydrogen rise from one silver wire, while an ultra | > fine silver mist may begin to float off the other. If | > you alternate the alligator clips on the wires (change | > polarity) every 1/2 hour, the wires will wear evenly. | > (Eventually one or the other will become so thin it | > will disappear. Time to replace it!) The color of the | > water when you are finished, whether gray, yellow, | > gold or brown, is unimportant to the effectiveness of | > the CS. The more color, the stronger the taste. Since | > there are usually silver sludge/particles to some | > degree, you might strain them off through a coffee | > filter or paper towel. (The silver particles are not | > harmful.) You will find that if you don't change | > polarity (switch the alligator clips), one of the | > wires may grow a gray "fuzz" around it, which you will | > want to clean off the wire when you are through. This | > is normal. You can make no mistakes that make CS toxic | > or dangerous if you follow these directions and use | > pure silver wire. If you leave it too long and the | > water is loaded with silver sludge/particles, it may | > be too bitter to get past your tongue (though it | > wouldn't hurt you), but it will work just fine | > externally (though you could dilute and drink it). | > Some people intentionally make it stronger for topical | > applications (though that's not necessary). Your jar | > will eventually become stained on the sides and bottom | > with silver oxide, which scrubs off easily with a | > nylon scrubber. | > | > One of the wires will become "hairy" with a gray-black | > fur, and there may be gray-black stuff on the sides or | > bottom of the jar, or floating around in the water. | > There may be a silvery film on the top of the water. | > | > None of this matters. At the end of 2 hours, unplug | > the adapter and unhook the alligator clips from the | > wires. Put a coffee filter or paper napkin in a | > funnel, pour your CS through it into a clean jar, and | > you've done it! Wipe off the wires with a paper napkin | > or a nylon pot scrubber. If you stir the batch while | > it's brewing, every 15-30 minutes or so, and if you | > swap the alligator clips every 30 minutes, too, the | > fuzz will be less, and there will be less "sludge" in | > the water. | > | > If you have been reading on the silver-list for very | > long, you will have seen a lot of discussion about | > voltages, current limiting, particle size, stirring | > motors, constant current, etc. I don't believe any of | > this is essential. I make and sell CS to Alternative | > Health practitioners and Health Food stores all across | > Canada (70+ so far, including 3 pharmacists, 3 | > Naturopathic doctors and one medical doctor). The | > reports I regularly receive are difficult to believe. | > It's actually almost difficult to make CS the wrong | > way. By "wrong way" I mean a CS that is toxic in some | > way, or made in such a way as to be ineffective. I've | > made it low and high-voltage, and it doesn't matter - | > it's still effective CS. All the concern about | > particle size is, in my opinion, unimportant. People | > used to grind up silver into powder, stir it into | > water and drink it, with positive results. How much | > bigger would the smallest mechanically ground-up chunk | > of silver be than the largest electrically generated | > particle? A thousand times bigger? Ten thousand? To | > worry over electrically-generated particle size seems | > to me unnecessary. The same applies to metallic vs. | > ionic, or colloidal, or positive or negative charges, | > etc. | > | > I am happy to see various individuals pursuing | > research into the technical aspects of CS and the | > making of CS, we need the scientific types to do the | > research. But it would be easy to get the impression | > that, to make effective, safe CS, you must carefully | > do things just right, that to make a mistake could be | > dangerous. NOT SO. Making good quality CS is extremely | > simple and easy. Once again, I want to say: Particle | > size (when generated electrically) is not essential. I | > have seen no evidence to demonstrate any superiority | > in the effectiveness or safety of crystal-clear, | > constant-current, pre-heated, stirred, smallest | > particle size high-voltage CS over any dark-gold or | > brown 9-volt CS. There is no reason whatsoever to | > believe that 1 - 50 ppm CS can be dangerous in any | > way, in any quantity (that humans are capable of | > ingesting), made by any process (using only pure | > water, electricity and silver). Neither have I seen | > any evidence that 10 ppm (or whatever) CS is more or | > less effective using one process over another. All of | > the simplicity and convenience that we wish life had | > in other areas we find in Colloidal Silver. Safe, | > easy, cheap, effective, amazing. | > | > If you are going to sell it, you will need to find a | > source of steam distilled or deionized water. If you | > use water with chlorine in it, you may make | > silver-chloride, which is believed by some to be an | > irritant to the body. If you use well or spring water, | > there is concern (by some) that the silver MAY form | > compounds with whatever other minerals are in the | > water, which MAY be toxic. Nobody knows if there is | > actually a problem with using mineral water. It's | > being used in third-world countries (where distilled | > or deionized water is not available or is too costly), | > and I have read no reports of bad side-effects. My own | > experience is that mineral water makes a murky-colored | > CS, which, though still effective, does not look | > appetizing. | > | > There are several key points about CS-making that will | > simplify the whole thing. | > | > First, there is no perfect or optimal voltage. The | > more voltage you have, the faster you make CS, and the | > more you can make per batch, up to about 110-120 | > volts. At that voltage, the amperage (current) stays | > at about 20 ma, which makes a clear, very small | > particle size CS. You don't have to limit it because | > your batch is ready before the current gets too high | > (too high for what?). If you overcook it, you will | > know because the CS will be dark and dirty-looking | > (this is still good, usable, effective CS, by the way, | > but people are resistant to drinking dark, | > dirty-looking liquids). So it's simple - you stop | > brewing just before it gets dirty. You don't have to | > overcook any batches to find out, either, you just | > have to be watching. As soon as the water starts to | > become murky, stop brewing. Subtract 5-10 minutes from | > the time it took for the water to start becoming | > murky, and you know what your proper brewing time is. | > If the CS turns yellow or gold in the next day or two, | > shorten your brewing time another 10 minutes. | > | > If you want to use high-voltage, the simplest way is | > to use the voltage out of the wall, using a rectifier | > to change it to DC. (I purchased one from a TV repair | > shop for $5. It's a 40-amp rectifier, way more than | > enough.) I don't know what your local wall voltage is | > (wherever you are located), but I assume it's 110-120 | > volts. You will basically be using a rectifier to | > change the AC to DC (same voltage), then connecting | > the positive and negative wires on the rectifier to | > two long wires that end with alligator clips, which | > you clamp onto the ends of your 2 silver wires. To be | > safe, you should have some kind of fuse set-up before | > the rectifier, so if you short the wires, you won't | > burn down the house. Even better would be a Ground | > Fault Circuit Interrupter. It's safer to use low | > voltage, 12-30+ volts. I use 110 VDC. I can make ten | > gallons at a time, using 10 one-gallon pickle jars. I | > position the silver wires as far apart as the jars | > will allow (5 1/2"). With low voltage, the wires need | > to be closer together. I never tried to make 10 | > gallons in one shot with 30 volts, so I don't know how | > that would work. Probably burn out the adapter. | > | > The whole current-limiting thing is based on the idea | > that high current makes big particles, which are | > difficult for the body to assimilate. But, again, | > considering the size of mechanically ground-up silver | > particles (which were effective), I don't think it's | > essential. | > | > GOOD IDEA: Don't drink this batch. Get a wide-mouth | > quart jar (like a canning or mayonnaise jar), pour | > your new-made 8 oz. batch into it, fill it the rest of | > the way up with distilled water, and repeat the above | > instructions. Strain and serve. You now have one quart | > of good-quality home-made Colloidal Silver. Each time | > you make a new batch of CS, "seed" it with 1/4 CS as a | > starter, and it cuts the brewing time by 2/3. (For 8 | > oz., put 2 oz. of CS as a starter plus 6 oz. of DW and | > brew for 20-30 minutes instead of 1 hour; for 1 quart, | > use 8 oz. of starter plus 24 oz. of DW and brew 30-45 | > minutes. All of the previous is assuming you are using | > 30 volts.) If you leave it too long, you will have a | > stronger batch which will usually turn yellow or gold | > in a day or two, but your wires will not last as long, | > and the particle size will be bigger. (Assuming | > smaller is better or even matters.) | > | > You can hardly make any mistakes doing this. If you | > forget and leave it too long, dilute it with more | > distilled water, as much as you need to make it taste | > OK (slightly bitter, not nasty bitter). Nothing you | > can do (besides adding other substances while brewing, | > or using non-distilled or non-deionised water) can | > make it toxic or harmful. If you leave it too long | > (I've done it many times), the water may be a cloudy | > gray or a dark, murky brown, very unappetizing, full | > of dirty-looking black stuff. Don't fear! Strain it | > out and dilute the CS to taste, and it's still | > wonderful CS. One of my clients, the first time he | > made CS, left the wires in for 24 hours (completely | > dissolved one of the wires!). He then drank the whole | > batch at one time! Had a rush of energy (he has | > chronic fatigue syndrome), and it cured a | > gastro-intestinal disorder he had! | > | > STORAGE: | > Low-voltage CS can be sunlight sensitive. Keep in a | > cool, dark place. Some people use darkly tinted glass | > bottles, or rinse out hydrogen peroxide bottles to | > store colloidal silver in. Other people use the hard, | > clear plastic bottles such as contain fruit juice, or | > lemon concentrate or Perrier water, or soda pop. Some | > people claim you should not refrigerate it (I'm not | > sure it matters. It certainly won't spoil if you | > don't). Do not store near motors, speaker cabinets or | > other strong magnetic fields (the silver falls to the | > bottom). Full potency can be retained for at least a | > month when the CS is properly stored. (This applies to | > low-voltage CS. The higher the voltage, the longer it | > lasts. High voltage seems to last forever.) If you use | > CS as much and as often as I do, you don't worry about | > it "spoiling" (which it doesn't do anyway). | > | > To use it topically, you can use a poultice or | > bandage. Drinking CS every day is believed to | > strengthen one's immune system. Most people drink 1 | > oz. twice a day regularly as a lifestyle, then consume | > more when sick or becoming sick (up to 16 oz. per day | > or even more). There are no reports of anyone becoming | > sick or being harmed by drinking CS, no matter what | > quantity they consume. If you have questions, feel | > free to contact me: | > | > Terry Chamberlin | > Metabolic Solutions Institute | > RR1 | > Lawrencetown, Nova Scotia B0S 1M0 | > Canada | > 902-584-3810 | > msi...@yahoo.com | > | > | > | > _______________________________________________________ | > Do You Yahoo!? | > Get your free @yahoo.ca address at http://mail.yahoo.ca | > | > | > -- | > The silver-list is a moderated forum for discussion of colloidal silver. | > | > To join or quit silver-list or silver-digest send an e-mail message to: | > silver-list-requ...@eskimo.com -or- silver-digest-requ...@eskimo.com | > with the word subscribe or unsubscribe in the SUBJECT line. | > | > To post, address your message to: silver-list@eskimo.com | > Silver-list archive: http://escribe.com/health/thesilverlist/index.html | > List maintainer: Mike Devour <mdev...@eskimo.com> | > | |
