I have a better answer to that than most as I actually turned color from about a quart a day of 20 ppm for ten years. It started a little before that but It was getting darker by the day so I quit taking it. Held Lyme at bay for that long, then after I quit the silver it came back with a vengeance.
Dave On Fri, Feb 24, 2017 at 11:00 AM, Lynn Greene <lynngreene...@gmail.com> wrote: > Hi Ode. What is the upper limit of CS that we can drink? I don't want to > turn silver. I saw my first silver person in an airport restaurant. We have > your excellent puppy. > thanks. Lynn > > On Fri, Feb 24, 2017 at 3:10 AM, Ode Coyote <silverpuppy1...@gmail.com> > wrote: > >> What do "Colloidal Silver Generators" really do? >> <https://silverpuppy.com/faq-page> >> >> Well, most of what you'll "learn" is sales hype or repeated ignorance >> handed down without context...some is even partly true. >> "Technically" an ion is a particle because it has mass and takes up >> space, but the technicality is often used to mislead. >> >> The silverpups and ALL generators that use electricity and water make >> ONLY ions and silver ions only come in one size...one atom minus an >> electron. >> Particles form FROM ions later, mostly in the Nernst Diffusion layer at >> the electrode surface/ water interface and according to environmental >> conditions such as concentration. >> If the concentration is higher than the solubility limits of silver ions >> in water,the ion is forced to combine with something to make a particle. >> Only those ions that find an electron become "silver" particles. >> Electrons can be picked up at the air/electrode interface and from glass >> acting as a capacitor/ [very inefficient] solar cell collecting >> electro-magnetic radiation. There are no "free"electrons in a liquid. only >> electron imbalances as ions and anions. >> Some of the hydroxyl anions OH[-] will combine with silver ions to form >> a silver hydroxide particle or with dissolved oxygen, to form silver >> oxide....both, byproducts of electrolysis, >> Hydroxyl rich water is also known as "alkaline water" >> If the current is kept low, the oxides and most of the hydroxides form >> and stay on the electrodes where the SWAP current reversal phase >> re-converts most of it back to ionic silver. >> The more particles in a given volume, the higher the odds of them growing >> bigger and they don't come in one size, but ranges of sizes with the vast >> majority of the silver still as ions. >> Current control controls current density on the electrodes and keeps that >> concentration down in the diffusion layer so fewer and smaller particles >> tend to form, but the water itself plays a role too and water is highly >> variable. >> Particle Size >> >> The machine itself...doesn't make "particles"...at all. >> >> No generator that uses electricity and water makes "particles" AT ALL. >> >> They make ions and nothing BUT ions and silver ions only come in one size >> or they aren't silver. No "particle" of silver can possibly be smaller. >> A silver ion, by definition: A single atom minus an electron at 0.000252 >> microns diameter >> >> 0.000252 microns = 0.252 nanometers >> >> >> If anyone answers your question " What size are the particles this >> machine makes? " with a number, they are either liars or suffer from >> ignorance. >> With 85% to 97% of the silver being ionic, smaller than a single atom by >> definition and nothing smaller possible, does it really matter? >> Particles bigger than around a couple of microns settle out, by >> definition, not "colloidal". >> Leave those on the bottom. >> >> The formation of particles *out of ions* happens within the environment >> which includes many variables. >> >> The variables that the SilverPuppy machines CAN control are controlled, >> but there are many it can't. >> >> Further, particles form in size ranges with a distribution of many sizes, >> so one figure just isn't going to describe anything *real*. >> >> When you hear people say their machine makes any given size of particle >> and shows a electron microscope photo of them, it's a particle that was >> made *out of an ion* [ie: silver oxide ] while processing the sample for >> testing and that particle was never in the water...nor was it made by the >> generator. >> >> On Thu, Feb 23, 2017 at 1:22 PM, Jean Baugh <oldgloryte...@srcaccess.net> >> wrote: >> >>> Hi Ode, >>> >>> Are you saying there is a better machine to be had? >>> >>> Does this have anything to do with the particle size? >>> >>> Thank you, >>> >>> Jean >>> >>> ****************** >>> >>> -------- Original message -------- >>> From: Ode Coyote <silverpuppy1...@gmail.com> >>> Date: 2/22/17 10:52 AM (GMT-06:00) >>> To: silver-list@eskimo.com >>> Subject: Re: CS>Re: craig taylor >>> >>> EIS is Electrically Isolated Silver..more accurate than ionic or >>> colloidal silver as some of each wind up in there. >>> ode >>> >>> >>> >> >
