Mr. Key, It may be you have stumbled upon the very method whereby EIS ions are transported in the human body. Carried by the chloride in the blood. Certainly we have a large body of evidence (the testimony of thousands of users) that home made EIS is effective against many bacteria in the body. Has anyone tested silver chloride efficacy against bacteria in vitro (such as the petri dish experiments performed by the researchers at BYU) and compared the results with in vitro testing of silver ions and compared with in vitro testing of silver particles? David Bearrow Dallas, TX, USA
Frank Key <fr...@colloidalsciencelab.com> wrote: There is no metal ion that has an attraction to chloride as strong as silver and chloride is the most prevalent anion in the human body. Blood serum typically consists of 3300 to 3900 ppm of chloride. The attraction of all other metal ions to chloride is weak by comparison to silver.
