All those extras are for control and consistancy. Marshall
elixsil...@citlink.net wrote: > After replicating my first borrowed three-battery unit, the very next thing > I used to make silver with was jumper cables. Yes- I thought ...I've already > got a big battery- and it worked just fine. So I found a gizmo and put it > into the cigarette lighter. Neater. Later I found RadioShack sold my little > "invention" for charging cell phones! Then I saw they had the transformer I > had been experimenting with. Both for cheap! I do not see giving up the big > bucks for someones idea of a generator when you can make the stuff from an > old telephone answering machine powerpack.- Hell I even put silver wire into > the two center slots of that little clear phone plug- you know the one- it > goes into the wall...Voila! The worlds' simplest(TM) colloidal silver > generator! Who needs switching, auto shut off, ppm meters and the like. Just > make a batch you're happy with from something you probably already own. > Hopefully it's not disposable batteries...solar panels anyone? > Johnny Silverseed- author: > C/S ....@ntibiotic Superhero > > Jan Bolen writes: > > > > > " I know with the process of making good colloidal silver can sound > > intimidating with all the discussion about it, but you can buy a very good > > unit that is as simple to use as pouring distilled water in a glass and > > turning a switch. Twenty minutes or so later, you turn the unit off and > > drink your CS." > > > > Thanks, Dennis, > > > > Now I need to know what listers think is a good buy on cs makers > > (generators?). I know one person who works with Dr. Clark, who makes and > > sells them for $50. I don't know how good hers are. I think people's own > > personal experiences are a good yardstick, so...... any feedback? > > > > Another question, although I'm not sure this one is relevant to this list. > > My daughter just told me about a friend of hers -- a frail 80 year old man > > that has cancer and is going through chemotherapy. His biggest problem > > right now -- and this is no laughing matter -- is that he has severe > > hiccups, every five to ten seconds -- and is losing his will to live. He > > was told that it was a side effect to the chemotherapy. My question is: > > would colloidal silver, say, sprayed from a nebulizer, do anything to > > alleviate that problem? Probably not, but you never know.... > > > > thanks, Jan Bolen > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > --------------------------------- > > Do You Yahoo!? > > Yahoo! Finance - Get real-time stock quotes > > -- > The silver-list is a moderated forum for discussion of colloidal silver. > > Instructions for unsubscribing may be found at: http://silverlist.org > > 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>
