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G-khan
02-07-2004, 12:26 PM
<TABLE cellSpacing=0 cellPadding=10 width="100%" border=0><TBODY><TR><TD>A Few Facts About Colloidal Silver

First, a few words about the Food and Drug Administration. The FDA places severe restrictions on what can be said about colloidal silver in advertising and labeling. In fact, in spite of its medically documented 90-year history of safe and effective use, the FDA has ruled that it can only be described as a "mineral supplement".

In essence, the FDA has ruled that the American public no longer has the right to know what a powerful and medically proven infection fighting agent colloidal silver is. Chances are that the drug manufacturing companies and the medical establishment have a lot to do with these restrictions.

Colloidal silver is tasteless, odorless and won’t sting, even in babies’ eyes, and won’t upset the stomach. There are no known side effects whatsoever in animals or humans. It contains no free radicals, as the silver acts as a catalyst and is stabilized.

<TABLE cellSpacing=0 cellPadding=0 width="100%" border=0><TBODY><TR><TD vAlign=top align=justify>This is not a chemical compound containing silver, but pure (99.999 %) silver of a sub- microscopic (monatomic) atom, held in suspension, in pure distilled water, by the tiny electric charge on each atom.

It is absolutely non-toxic (except to one-celled plants and micro-organisms), and non-addictive.

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Colloidal silver is a natural remedy for all infections even the non-apparent low grade, general body infections most people have.<?XML:NAMESPACE PREFIX = O /><O:P> </O:P><O:P></O:P>

Microbes cannot develop resistance to colloidal silver as they can to other antibiotics.<O:P> </O:P><O:P></O:P>

Some people wonder why the FDA would allow such a powerful antibiotic to be sold over the counter without prescription. There are two reasons: the first is that colloidal silver predates 1938 so the FDA has stated that it may continue to be marketed (grand fathered). The second reason is that the FDA has no jurisdiction over a pure mineral element.<O:P> However, they have determined what can and cannot be said commercially about colloidal silver.</O:P>

The Association for Colloidal Research has reported that: “Medical Journal Reports and documented studies spanning 100 years, indicate no known side effects from oral or I.V. administration of properly manufactured colloidal silver in animal or human testing. There has never been a reported reaction with colloidal silver and any prescription medication…”<O:P> </O:P>

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Herxheimer Effect

The only effect reported by some colloidal silver users is a phenomenon called the "Herxheimer effect", named after doctor Karl Herxheimer (who identified this phenomenon).

</O:P>Sometimes, when taking colloidal silver for the first time, some people may experience symptoms like a mild headache, cold, or the flu. The reason is that colloidal silver is so efficient at killing pathogens, that the body may not adequately dispose of the dead pathogens fast enough through the normal organs of elimination and it resorts to the secondary ones, the lungs, sinuses and skin.<O:P> </O:P>

The user may experience mild diarrhea, as the body tries to flush itself out. In that case, one merely needs to reduce the dose or completely abstain for a day or so. Once the body has been completely cleansed, these symptoms will not reappear.



Argyria

Argyria is the graying of the skin. Colloidal silver can be produced either chemically or electrically. Argyria is a result of ingesting high doses of CHEMICALLY produced colloidal silver. There has never been a case of Argyria caused by ELECTRICALLY produced colloidal silver.

Please be absolutely clear about this, electrically produced silver colloid DOES NOT cause Argyria. In fact, hundreds of thousands of people around the world have been taking ELECTRICALLY produced colloidal silver for decades. T<O:P>the concern is with silver salts, NOT colloidal silver.



Chemically Produced Colloidal Silver

Chemically produced colloidal silver causes Argyria. Colloidal silver was widely used in the early 1900's. Scientists at the time discovered that if they CHEMICALLY COMBINED the silver colloid with a protein, it would not only be better digested, they could produce it in greater concentration.

This led to silver nitrate and silver salts. Before the early 1900's there had never been any negative side effects with ingesting silver, so testing the toxicity was not a big concern. But before the toxicity was tested, doctors at the time had already begun to use it on their patients.

As we know now, silver nitrate and other silver salts were toxic in high doses. It caused Argyria, a cosmetic bluing or graying of the skin produced by a build-up of un-dissolved silver particles in the tissues.



Electrically Produced Colloidal Silver

Electrically produced colloidal silver is completely safe and non-toxic. There has never been a single case of argyria caused from electrically produced silver colloid. It has been consumed by humans for years without any negative side effects. IT IS SAFE, NON-TOXIC, AND EFFECTIVE.



<O:P><O:P><O:P><O:P>Tyndall Effect<O:P>

<O:P>A clear colloidal silver solution signifies that there is no agglomeration to form larger particles. Agglomeration means that some of the particles are starting to share electron rings and are no longer repelling each other. This, in turn, may render the colloidal silver less potent. The weaker the Tyndall Effect the more effective the colloidal silver.<O:P>



EPA and CDC Conclusion

The Environmental Protection Agency's (EPA) Poison Control Center reports no toxicity listing for Colloidal Silver; it is therefore considered harmless. Dr. Samuel Etris, a senior consultant at the Silver Institute, stated that there has never been any allergenic, toxic or carcinogenic reactions to colloidal silver. The U.S. Government's Center for Disease Control (CDC) confirmed that fact in 1995.

However, all of the silver salts are identified as toxic, although the only adverse effect noted is Argyria. Therefore, the concern is with silver salts NOT colloidal silver.

In the case of an improperly prepared silver colloid, even though produced by electrolysis, compounds may be produced such as silver oxide, silver chloride, silver nitrate, etc., which have been recorded as having side effects that are detrimental to health.

Using the proper solution, there are never any side effects and using true colloidal silver does no harm to the essential bacteria found in our intestinal tract.

Colloidal silver should not be used along with intravenous EDTA chelation, as silver is a metal and EDTA works by absorbing and removing metals from the blood. For this reason, the two work in opposition to each other.

Colloidal silver is non-toxic, non-addictive, and has no side effects. UNLESS you are allergic to silver (see red box below). The body develops no tolerance to colloidal silver and one cannot overdose.

Colloidal silver cannot cause harm to the liver, kidneys, or any other organ in the body.

Colloidal silver is odorless, harmless to eyes, contains no free radicals, is harmless to human enzymes and has no reaction with other medications. It improves digestion, aids in the regeneration of damaged cells and tissues, strengthens the immune system, and helps prevent colds, flu, and all other diseases caused by bacteria, virus, fungus, or parasites. Colloidal silver is the strongest, safest broad-spectrum antibiotic known today.

<CENTER><TABLE style="BORDER-RIGHT: #ff0000 2px solid; PADDING-RIGHT: 4px; BORDER-TOP: #ff0000 2px solid; PADDING-LEFT: 4px; PADDING-BOTTOM: 1px; BORDER-LEFT: #ff0000 2px solid; PADDING-TOP: 1px; BORDER-BOTTOM: #ff0000 2px solid; BORDER-COLLAPSE: collapse" cellSpacing=1 cellPadding=5 border=0><TBODY><TR><TD>If you are allergic to silver, do NOT use Colloidal Silver. If your skin reacts to silver when you wear silver jewelry, such as breaking out in a rash, you are most likely allergic to silver.

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tyro
02-12-2004, 09:59 AM
Ironically I was just doing a search last night for colloidal silver. Your timing is impeccable and your information is much more comprehensive than anything i found in my search. Thanks

money matters
02-13-2004, 12:35 PM
Anybody here using a generator to make their own CS? if so, what is the purity of the silver you use to make your solution? I ask because I had planned on using Maple Leaf coins which are .9999 pure to make CS for an emergency medical use.

thanks

money matters

kleinphi
02-13-2004, 12:56 PM
Anybody here using a generator to make their own CS? if so, what is the purity of the silver you use to make your solution? I ask because I had planned on using Maple Leaf coins which are .9999 pure to make CS for an emergency medical use.

thanks

money matters

I use an eagle, which is .999. I would use a maple leaf if I had one. But I figure most of the .001 that is not silver will probably be copper, nickel, or zinc, which are not harmful in such small quantities. The only realistic worry I have is that there might be mercury in the coins, which is extremely toxic. Does anyone have information on the mercury content of silver eagles or maple leaves?

IrishGold
02-13-2004, 02:04 PM
I use an eagle, which is .999. I would use a maple leaf if I had one. But I figure most of the .001 that is not silver will probably be copper, nickel, or zinc, which are not harmful in such small quantities. The only realistic worry I have is that there might be mercury in the coins, which is extremely toxic. Does anyone have information on the mercury content of silver eagles or maple leaves?I use two Maple Leafs (leaves?) I have no idea as to the mercury content of them, but I wold think it would be either zero or so close to zero it would be immeasurable. The reason I say this is because in the refining process, the silver is in a liquid form at a temperature in excess of 1760 degrees, which is almost 3 times the boiling point of Mercury which is 674 degrees. All traces of mercury would be boiled off into the air in an open crucible smelting operation. Now, what type smelting is used, I don't know. However, in almost any type process there is a point at which the "steam" is vented off, so there is where the mercury vapor would go.

kleinphi
02-13-2004, 02:16 PM
I use two Maple Leafs (leaves?) I have no idea as to the mercury content of them, but I wold think it would be either zero or so close to zero it would be immeasurable. The reason I say this is because in the refining process, the silver is in a liquid form at a temperature in excess of 1760 degrees, which is almost 3 times the boiling point of Mercury which is 674 degrees. All traces of mercury would be boiled off into the air in an open crucible smelting operation. Now, what type smelting is used, I don't know. However, in almost any type process there is a point at which the "steam" is vented off, so there is where the mercury vapor would go.

This seems to make a lot of sense and is certainly reassuring. But I will still keep looking for more information, because with metals and alloys, strange things can happen. On the other hand, the filling in my tooth probably exposes me to much more mercury than anything else, eagle, or maple leaf, or even 90%.

PONCE
02-14-2004, 08:22 PM
Anybody here using a generator to make their own CS? if so, what is the purity of the silver you use to make your solution? I ask because I had planned on using Maple Leaf coins which are .9999 pure to make CS for an emergency medical use.

thanks

money matters

Money? I went to a jewler and he gave me 12 inches of pure silver wire 999.9 for five bucks. I just made my own using 3 nine volts batteries and it works great. I use a lazer light to look at the tiny tiny tiny bubbles, they are so tiny that they look like smoke inside of the glass. I taste metalic like but is ok, medecine dosent taste good any way . A black corrosion will cover the negative rod , after six minutes I took it out and clean it up and put it back again..... after six more minutes both rods, negative and positive, were covered by corrosion once again.

http://www.rain.org/~philfear/csilver.html
http://health2us.com/colloid.htm?adword=2
http://www.silvergen.com/
http://cat007.com/silver.htm
http://www.stenulson.net/althealth/cspulse.htm
http://www.stenulson.net/althealth/cswzlts.htm
http://www.silvermedicine.org/

Copy and paste,,,,,,good sites,,,,,,, Ponce

kleinphi
02-14-2004, 09:05 PM
Maybe someone can shed some light on what role voltage plays in the whole process. Anyone?

It strikes me as very odd that most people seem to advocate a voltage in excess of 20V. Why would you use three 9V batteries instead of just one?

I am not all that knowlegable, but it would appear to me that lower voltage would mean a lot more time needed to create CS, but it would also mean smaller particle size, which is desirable, isn't it?

Could it be that relatively high voltages are employed for one reason only, namely tomake the whole process "quick and easy"? I don't know about you, but most quick and easy solutions are not necessarily the best, especially when it comes to your health. Have you ever noticed how women in Europe have virtually no yeast infections, while even small grocery stores in the US seem to have entire vaginal ointment aisles? This is largely due to the fact that European washers heat water to almost boiling temperature and keep it there twice as long as the whole program would take on an American washing machine. The American way is quick and easy, and it has benefits for the pharmaceutical industry, especially if we don't tell potential customers about CS...

This brings me to a slightly different topic related to CS: When doing research on the internet, I found quite a few sites stating that you should not take the risk of silver poisoning for some dubious remedy that might or might not kill certain germs. Yet the only form of "silver poisoning" seems to be argyria, a totally harmless condition whose only symptom is a grey discoloration of your skin. And it seems to be extremely rare (and usually caused by silver salts, not colloidal silver.) Please! Let me tell you about a different substance which has any or all of the following side effects on more than 95% of all people who ingest it: If you take it as a child, your bones and teeth grow crooked. Regardless of age, your teeth turn brown, then black, start smelling bad and literally rot out of your mouth, in many cases causing life-threatening infections. This substance also compromises your immune system by destroying vitamin C so even if you take supplements you cannot keep up with your body's demand for it. It also destroys most B vitamins, giving you skin problems or aggravating existing ones. It robs your body of calcium, causing your bones to be weak. This substance also happens to be highly addictive. It results in extreme weight gain in more than half of all people exposed to it. Especially in combination with caffeine it is the leading cause of clinical depression. I could go on and on about the list of "side effects" this substance has. But let me first tell you its only desired function: It is a cheap sweetener. Just in case you have not realized it by now, I was talking about white refined sugar, or simply sugar, as it can be found on virtually every product you can buy at a supermarket, from bread to ham to frozen pizza to sauces and salad dressings of all kinds to potato chips to soft drinks to beef bullion. I am serious. Most of you probably never noticed, but sugar is carefully placed into all those products to get and keep everyone addicted. Or do you really think soup or pizza would taste much different without the dash of sugar the industry puts in there?

Anyway, to make my original point even clearer: Anyone who eats sugar "just for fun" will have a difficult time arguing against the use of CS if all they come up with is that it might turn your skin gray. The fact that they still try to attack CS is a strong indication that it might really work for most infectious diseases, isn't it?

money matters
02-14-2004, 10:21 PM
Hey Irish,

Just wondering, I understand the way to make the best CS is to use 27 volts dc, which is easily accomplished by putting 3 9v batteries in series. do you use an alligator jack on each lead and connect each Maple to one lead and place the coins in a pyrex or glass bowl making sure they don't touch? or well, how do you do it.

i also understand depending on the strength of the solution desired you vary either the amount of distilled water or the time. what is your formula?


thanks

Money Matters

Halophyte
02-14-2004, 11:41 PM
I plan to conduct a little experiment next weekend by using a small solar panel rated at 17.5 volts @ 1.6 Amps to generate the CS solution. I'm not so sure about ingesting CS but having the ability to make a good antiseptic in the field is nice. I've heard it's great for skin burns.


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PONCE
02-15-2004, 12:27 AM
Hey Irish,

Just wondering, I understand the way to make the best CS is to use 27 volts dc, which is easily accomplished by putting 3 9v batteries in series. do you use an alligator jack on each lead and connect each Maple to one lead and place the coins in a pyrex or glass bowl making sure they don't touch? or well, how do you do it.

i also understand depending on the strength of the solution desired you vary either the amount of distilled water or the time. what is your formula?


thanks

Money Matters

Go to a jeweler and get some 999.9 silver wire, is inexpensive. Afer you make the connection place the wires aobut 1/2 apart inside of the glas and 1/2 inch from the bottom. You will see what looks like clouds going up in the glass from the silver wires, those are micro bubbles. It will take about 15 minutes for the water to turn a golden color and that should be it. The two silver rods will turn black, no pro, just clean them off and use them again.
Use only distelled water and make sure to rinse the glass that you are going to use with some distelled water...... take a zip throu out the day, not all at once, that will give time for the water to work its way inside of you little by little..... it will taste funny but it will be good..... keep it in a clean glass bottle and keep it in the dark.
http://www.rain.org/~philfear/csilver.html

gpond
02-18-2004, 03:22 PM
I use the CS generator depicted at the following link:
http://www.wishgranted.com/Colloidal_Silver_Maker_777_AC.html

I bring this up because this generator seems to "measure" the water somehow so it knows when to turn off. There are many factors which can influence how long the CS generator needs to run to get a specific PPM (parts per million). By simply plugging in batteries and waiting a specific time you may be producing CS that varies wildly regarding it's PPM.

For example, I was using this generator and had it set up in a back bathroom that we do not often use. It was running a very very long time without cutting off -- over 24 hours!

After reading their site I realized that the room temperature can play a factor. This particular room is not heated much so was quite cold. The next batch I made sure that the room was up to room temperature. Result: Batch was completed in approximately 8 hours. [Edit: Actually, I'm not sure how long it too, when I checked it was done.]

I don't know very much about all of this, but just thought I'd point out that simply timing the process may not be very accurate or consistent.