Re: CS>Info on colloidal copper

[Dan Nave]

What were the particulars of your brew method for Colloidal Copper?

On Wed, Sep 16, 2015 at 10:20 AM, Deborah Gerard 
wrote:

> I live in Michigan. Here in Grand Rapids there is a Lacks Institute big
> cancer treatment ctr...we also have the Medical Mile. I am have never heard
> of  cancer pt's having high copper levels and chelating them out fighting
> cancer...you would think the media here would be on it and sharing the fact
> of the new way to fight cancer...I don't know if I trust what is being
> published about copper overload so much was written years ago about the
> benefits of copper fighting tumors and cancer somebody at work here giving
> copper a bad name?
> Made colloidal copper yesterday and after four hours got a great laser
> beam thru the product. Spraying face and throat area couple times a day.
>
>
>
> On Wednesday, September 16, 2015 1:35 AM, Bill Kingsbury <
> b.b...@verizon.net> wrote:
>
>
>
> "Nano Colloidal Copper Holds The Key To Beautiful Younger Looking Skin"
>
>
> http://www.investigatorsreport.com/nano-colloidal-copper-holds-the-key-to-beautiful-younger-looking-skin.html
>
>
> "Colloidal Copper: The Amazing Mineral For Healthy Youthful Skin"
>
>
> http://www.investigatorsreport.com/colloidal-copper-the-amazing-mineral-for-healthy-youthful-skin.html
>
> Video (7:27) - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WexGU7o_sxw
>
>
>
>
> Bill
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Re: CS>Info on colloidal copper

[Deborah Gerard]

I live in Michigan. Here in Grand Rapids there is a Lacks Institute big cancer 
treatment ctr...we also have the Medical Mile. I am have never heard of  cancer 
pt's having high copper levels and chelating them out fighting cancer...you 
would think the media here would be on it and sharing the fact of the new way 
to fight cancer...I don't know if I trust what is being published about copper 
overload so much was written years ago about the benefits of copper fighting 
tumors and cancer somebody at work here giving copper a bad name?Made colloidal 
copper yesterday and after four hours got a great laser beam thru the product. 
Spraying face and throat area couple times a day. 


 On Wednesday, September 16, 2015 1:35 AM, Bill Kingsbury 
 wrote:
   

 
"Nano Colloidal Copper Holds The Key To Beautiful Younger Looking Skin"

http://www.investigatorsreport.com/nano-colloidal-copper-holds-the-key-to-beautiful-younger-looking-skin.html


"Colloidal Copper: The Amazing Mineral For Healthy Youthful Skin"

http://www.investigatorsreport.com/colloidal-copper-the-amazing-mineral-for-healthy-youthful-skin.html

Video (7:27) - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WexGU7o_sxw




Bill


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Re: CS>Info on colloidal copper

[RaVen]

Thanks for the Copper Colloidal links. Interesting...



On Sep 16, 2015, at 1:33 AM, Bill Kingsbury  wrote:


"Nano Colloidal Copper Holds The Key To Beautiful Younger Looking Skin"

http://www.investigatorsreport.com/nano-colloidal-copper-holds-the-key-to-beautiful-younger-looking-skin.html


"Colloidal Copper: The Amazing Mineral For Healthy Youthful Skin"

http://www.investigatorsreport.com/colloidal-copper-the-amazing-mineral-for-healthy-youthful-skin.html

Video (7:27) - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WexGU7o_sxw




Bill


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Re: CS>Info on colloidal copper

[Bill Kingsbury]

"Nano Colloidal Copper Holds The Key To Beautiful Younger Looking Skin"

http://www.investigatorsreport.com/nano-colloidal-copper-holds-the-key-to-beautiful-younger-looking-skin.html


"Colloidal Copper: The Amazing Mineral For Healthy Youthful Skin"

http://www.investigatorsreport.com/colloidal-copper-the-amazing-mineral-for-healthy-youthful-skin.html

Video (7:27) - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WexGU7o_sxw




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Re: CS>Info on colloidal copper

[Deborah Gerard]

Ode...can you comment on this wire for me please? Sure isn't expensive at 
all...http://www.homedepot.com/p/Southwire-6-Solid-Bare-Copper-By-the-Foot-10638590/204632161
 


 On Thursday, September 3, 2015 6:05 AM, Ode Coyote 
 wrote:
   

 Copper can be toxic [as can zinc], but you need some and the body regulates it 
very closely.
It has to because copper is VERY common in the environment and some water has 
so much copper in it naturally that it will leave green or blue stains in the 
sink.
 Copper shares the same elimination system that silver does using Selenium as 
the chelating agent.
Might want to supplement that.
Transformer wire is pretty small in diameter and has a heavy hard to remove 
coating of varnish as the insulator. Coax cable is likewise quite thin.
#12 or #10 romex or grounding wire is the way to go and is .999 copper by 
industry standard.

Copper will not form a stable ion, therefore does not contribute to increasing 
conductivity when being electrolysed in distilled water...no "runaway"..but 
also doesn't register on a PPM or conductivity meter.  I can detect no flavor. 
The only way to tell you made it is with a laser pointer and there's no way to 
tell how strong.

 Colloidal copper generators can be quite simple.
I use a 24 volt DC power supply with an LED in series with one of the wires 
just to show that all the connections are made and current is flowing.
Wiresabout 8-10 inches long.

Ode

On Thu, Sep 3, 2015 at 3:35 AM, Dee  wrote:

Isn't copper toxic though?  Dee

Sent from my iPad
On 2 Sep 2015, at 22:46, Deborah Gerard  wrote:


 Hello group,
On another silver group is a gal that is raving about colloidal copper and how 
great it is and also is easy to make. I went briefly into the CS archives here 
and there was a mention of romex cable from Menards. I am curious about the 
copper wire. I have a transformer and Coaxial cable...can I take the copper 
wire that is in one of these and make the colloidal copper?
Thanks for any and all input in advance,
Debbie




  

Re: CS>Info on colloidal copper

[Deborah Gerard]

Thanks Odewhere do you find a grounding wire?
 


 On Thursday, September 3, 2015 7:50 AM, Dee  wrote:
   

 Thanks OdeDee

Sent from my iPad
On 3 Sep 2015, at 11:04, Ode Coyote  wrote:


Copper can be toxic [as can zinc], but you need some and the body regulates it 
very closely.
It has to because copper is VERY common in the environment and some water has 
so much copper in it naturally that it will leave green or blue stains in the 
sink.
 Copper shares the same elimination system that silver does using Selenium as 
the chelating agent.
Might want to supplement that.
Transformer wire is pretty small in diameter and has a heavy hard to remove 
coating of varnish as the insulator. Coax cable is likewise quite thin.
#12 or #10 romex or grounding wire is the way to go and is .999 copper by 
industry standard.

Copper will not form a stable ion, therefore does not contribute to increasing 
conductivity when being electrolysed in distilled water...no "runaway"..but 
also doesn't register on a PPM or conductivity meter.  I can detect no flavor. 
The only way to tell you made it is with a laser pointer and there's no way to 
tell how strong.

 Colloidal copper generators can be quite simple.
I use a 24 volt DC power supply with an LED in series with one of the wires 
just to show that all the connections are made and current is flowing.
Wiresabout 8-10 inches long.

Ode

On Thu, Sep 3, 2015 at 3:35 AM, Dee  wrote:

Isn't copper toxic though?  Dee

Sent from my iPad
On 2 Sep 2015, at 22:46, Deborah Gerard  wrote:


 Hello group,
On another silver group is a gal that is raving about colloidal copper and how 
great it is and also is easy to make. I went briefly into the CS archives here 
and there was a mention of romex cable from Menards. I am curious about the 
copper wire. I have a transformer and Coaxial cable...can I take the copper 
wire that is in one of these and make the colloidal copper?
Thanks for any and all input in advance,
Debbie





  

Re: CS>Info on colloidal copper

[Dee]

Thanks OdeDee

Sent from my iPad

> On 3 Sep 2015, at 11:04, Ode Coyote  wrote:
> 
> Copper can be toxic [as can zinc], but you need some and the body regulates 
> it very closely.
> It has to because copper is VERY common in the environment and some water has 
> so much copper in it naturally that it will leave green or blue stains in the 
> sink.
>  Copper shares the same elimination system that silver does using Selenium as 
> the chelating agent.
> Might want to supplement that.
> Transformer wire is pretty small in diameter and has a heavy hard to remove 
> coating of varnish as the insulator. Coax cable is likewise quite thin.
> #12 or #10 romex or grounding wire is the way to go and is .999 copper by 
> industry standard.
> 
> Copper will not form a stable ion, therefore does not contribute to 
> increasing conductivity when being electrolysed in distilled water...no 
> "runaway"..but also doesn't register on a PPM or conductivity meter.  I can 
> detect no flavor. The only way to tell you made it is with a laser pointer 
> and there's no way to tell how strong.
> 
>  Colloidal copper generators can be quite simple.
> I use a 24 volt DC power supply with an LED in series with one of the wires 
> just to show that all the connections are made and current is flowing.
> Wiresabout 8-10 inches long.
> 
> Ode
> 
>> On Thu, Sep 3, 2015 at 3:35 AM, Dee  wrote:
>> Isn't copper toxic though?  Dee
>> 
>> Sent from my iPad
>> 
>>> On 2 Sep 2015, at 22:46, Deborah Gerard  wrote:
>>> 
>>> Hello group,
>>> 
>>> On another silver group is a gal that is raving about colloidal copper and 
>>> how great it is and also is easy to make. I went briefly into the CS 
>>> archives here and there was a mention of romex cable from Menards. I am 
>>> curious about the copper wire. I have a transformer and Coaxial cable...can 
>>> I take the copper wire that is in one of these and make the colloidal 
>>> copper?
>>> 
>>> Thanks for any and all input in advance,
>>> 
>>> Debbie
> 

Re: CS>Info on colloidal copper

[Ode Coyote]

Copper can be toxic [as can zinc], but you need some and the body regulates
it very closely.
It has to because copper is VERY common in the environment and some water
has so much copper in it naturally that it will leave green or blue stains
in the sink.
 Copper shares the same elimination system that silver does using Selenium
as the chelating agent.
Might want to supplement that.
Transformer wire is pretty small in diameter and has a heavy hard to remove
coating of varnish as the insulator. Coax cable is likewise quite thin.
#12 or #10 romex or grounding wire is the way to go and is .999 copper by
industry standard.

Copper will not form a stable ion, therefore does not contribute to
increasing conductivity when being electrolysed in distilled water...no
"runaway"..but also doesn't register on a PPM or conductivity meter.  I can
detect no flavor. The only way to tell you made it is with a laser pointer
and there's no way to tell how strong.

 Colloidal copper generators can be quite simple.
I use a 24 volt DC power supply with an LED in series with one of the wires
just to show that all the connections are made and current is flowing.
Wiresabout 8-10 inches long.

Ode

On Thu, Sep 3, 2015 at 3:35 AM, Dee  wrote:

> Isn't copper toxic though?  Dee
>
> Sent from my iPad
>
> On 2 Sep 2015, at 22:46, Deborah Gerard  wrote:
>
> Hello group,
>
> On another silver group is a gal that is raving about colloidal copper and
> how great it is and also is easy to make. I went briefly into the
> CS archives here and there was a mention of romex cable from Menards. I am
> curious about the copper wire. I have a transformer and Coaxial cable...can
> I take the copper wire that is in one of these and make the colloidal
> copper?
>
> Thanks for any and all input in advance,
>
> Debbie
>
>

Re: CS>Info on colloidal copper

[Dee]

Isn't copper toxic though?  Dee

Sent from my iPad

> On 2 Sep 2015, at 22:46, Deborah Gerard  wrote:
> 
> Hello group,
> 
> On another silver group is a gal that is raving about colloidal copper and 
> how great it is and also is easy to make. I went briefly into the CS archives 
> here and there was a mention of romex cable from Menards. I am curious about 
> the copper wire. I have a transformer and Coaxial cable...can I take the 
> copper wire that is in one of these and make the colloidal copper?
> 
> Thanks for any and all input in advance,
> 
> Debbie

CS>Info on colloidal copper

[Deborah Gerard]

 Hello group,
On another silver group is a gal that is raving about colloidal copper and how 
great it is and also is easy to make. I went briefly into the CS archives here 
and there was a mention of romex cable from Menards. I am curious about the 
copper wire. I have a transformer and Coaxial cable...can I take the copper 
wire that is in one of these and make the colloidal copper?
Thanks for any and all input in advance,
Debbie