Don't worry. We are talking about what it is made with, not what it is
mixed with. The only caveat I know of right now is you might want to
avoid taking CS within 15 minutes of any fruit juices or anything that
contains citric acid.  I have never heard of a problem, but some
research has indicated that may increase the mobility of silver across
the blood brain barrier.

Marshall

Vicki Atkinson wrote:

> I have been thinking about trying some CS, but with all this talk
> about taking it with tap water and distilled, makes me wonder, how i
> really should take it.Do i need to buy distilled water and add the cs
> to it, then drink it? And if so, if i drink tap water for thirst does
> that affect the cs that is already in my system? Sorry for the
> questions, i'm just learning about cs. thanks  vicki
>
>      ----- Original Message -----
>      From: James Osbourne, Holmes
>      Sent: Friday, October 04, 2002 4:27 PM
>      To: [email protected]
>      Subject: RE: CS>Silver Facts: hints at CS in drinking water
>      Argyria and Stan Jones
>        Chlorine could react with ionic silver to make silver
>      chloride.  Probably trivial.  The residual chlorine in water
>      varies from not very much to lots.  (How about those
>      technical terms guys)?  James-Osbourne: Holmes
>
>           -----Original Message-----
>           From: Lynda Khula [mailto:[email protected]]
>           Sent: Friday, October 04, 2002 2:42 PM
>           To: [email protected]
>           Subject: Re: CS>Silver Facts: hints at CS in
>           drinking water Argria and Stan Jones
>
>           I am making it with distilled water but adding it
>           to my tap water, would this be okthanksLynda-----
>           Original Message -----
>
>                From: Acmeair
>                To: [email protected]
>                Sent: Friday, October 04, 2002 2:40 PM
>                Subject: Re: CS>Silver Facts: hints at
>                CS in drinking water Argria and Stan
>                Jones
>                 are you making CS with tap water, or
>                are you mixing CS made correctly with
>                good distilled water, with your your tap
>                water. there is  a lot of difference.Jim
>
>                     ----- Original Message -----
>                     From: Lynda Khula
>                     To: [email protected]
>                     Sent: Friday, October 04, 2002
>                     11:20 AM
>                     Subject: Re: CS>Silver Facts:
>                     hints at CS in drinking water
>                     Argria and Stan Jones
>                      for one year I have been
>                     drinking cs in my tap water
>                     ,,,,,Lynda
>
>                          ----- Original
>                          Message -----
>                          From: Marshall
>                          Dudley
>                          To:
>                          [email protected]
>                          Sent: Friday,
>                          October 04, 2002
>                          6:30 AM
>                          Subject: Re:
>                          CS>Silver Facts:
>                          hints at CS in
>                          drinking water
>                          Argria and Stan
>                          Jones
>                           It could still be
>                          spring water, or
>                          filtered tap water.
>
>                          Marshall
>
>
>
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