You guys are great as usual, thank you. So I was after a simple way to measure or estimate or even compare my end result. Previously I was holding the electrodes the same distance apart and placing them in the brew getting a reading of ohms to help decide the brew readiness. I would take from 20-50 ohms with a clear batch and a bit of fuzz forming to give it the thumbs up and consider it good and ready.
Would measuring current be better (or both) for making that kind of crude determination? --- Ode Coyote <odecoy...@alltel.net> wrote: > > So long as the elecrodes are always the same size > and distance apart and > parallel, an ammeter will get repeatability between > batches. > Deduct starting current [highly variable depending > on water quality] from > desired ending current. > That alone won't say much about what the PPM is, > just that it's nearly the > same from batch to batch. > Ode > > At 07:37 PM 7/1/2005 -0700, you wrote: > > > >How useful is a multimeter in relation to the > silver > >concentration? For ex. a cheap yellow one? I have > >been checking in on this great list as long as I > have > >been making and using the Silver Brew and do not > >recall seeing this addressed directly. It seems > >obvious that it has, so forgive the redundancy if > so. > > > >I should have inquired long ago as I have been > using > >one since I started making my own a couple of years > >ago, and use it with time, solution color, > electrode > >fuzziness, laser pointer light, and the state of my > >active inventory, along with intuition, stages of > the > >moon, and reading my tea leaves in urine. So you > see > >I have such a wide array of inaccurate measures I > >assume that the sum or average of these absolutely > >obligates perfection. > > > > > > > >--- Tad Winiecki <winie...@pacifier.com> wrote: > > > >> ---------------Max Sanders wrote--------------- > >> > > >> >I have 2 daughters in Costa Rica (tropics) and > one > >> >especially is prone to these infections. Does > >> anyone > >> >have a suggestion for a cranberry substitute > that > >> may > >> >be available in Costa Rica/tropics? They have > CS > >> in > >> >limited quantity and use it as well as GSE. > >> > > >> >Maz > >> > >> Here is a list of herbs for Cystitis from > >> "Energetics of Western Herbs", > >> Peter Holmes- > >> Agrimony > >> Bearberry > >> Birch > >> Blackberry > >> Caraway seed > >> Celery seed > >> Chicory > >> Cleavers > >> Grapevine > >> Lavender oil > >> Meadowsweet > >> Melilot > >> Mint > >> Parsley seed > >> Pasque flower > >> Pipsissewa > >> Ribwort plantain > >> Rosemary > >> Sarsaparilla > >> Shepherd's purse > >> Thyme oil > >> Veronica > >> Wood Betony > >> > >> Also a formula for Kidney Cleanse Detox Tea- > >> > >> In blender put equal amounts of: > >> > >> Ground Juniper berries > >> Cornsilk > >> Uva Ursi leaves > >> Parsley root and leaf > >> Carrot tops > >> Dandelion leaf > >> Horsetail herbs > >> Goldenrod flower tops > >> Orange peel > >> Peppermint leaf > >> Hydrangea root > >> Gravel root > >> Marshmallow root > >> > >> Blend and use to make detox tea. > >> > >> Store in glass jar out of light. > >> > >> Dosage: > >> 2 cups of the tea consumed 15 minutes after doing > >> your Liver/Gall > >> Bladder Flush. It can also be drunk at any other > >> time during the day, as > >> many cups as desired. > >> Put 1 tablespoon (medium) or 2 tablespoons > (strong) > >> of this tea into 20 > >> ounces of distilled water. Be sure to use only > >> stainless steel or glass > >> cookware. Let the tea sit in the water overnight. > In > >> the morning heat up > >> to a boil, reduce heat and let simmer for 15 > >> minutes. Strain the herbs, > >> do not discard them, let cool a bit but use hot. > Put > >> the used herbs back > >> into the pot, add 1 tablespoon of fresh herbs and > 20 > >> ounces of pure > >> water. Let sit overnight and repeat whole process > >> again. Keep adding new > >> herbs to old ones for three days, then discard > all > >> herbs and start over. > >> > >> Hope this helps,I don't know if they are > available > >> in Costa Rica, there > >> would be a similar list of tropical plants that > >> would work. 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