I've updated the footers and the archive page at the silver list web
site to reflect the current unavailability of the escribe.com archives.
Hopefully this will reduce the confusion for new folks.
Thank you,
Mike D.
[Mike Devour, Citizen, Patriot, Libertarian]
[mdev...@eskimo.com
Many thanks to stuff, tw11LL, Steve, and Vince for the info:) I have made 3
batches with my new generator, but this weekend went and got another bottle of
Sovereign Silver for taking internally. The reasonI still dont know what
the safe dossage for the SG6 Silver Gen is. Does anyone know?
Hello (BTW, what's your name?),
Before I purchased my SG6 Silver Generator I felt nervous and confused as
you do. After I read through this website: www.silvermedicine.org
(especially the information on argyria) I felt comfortable buying the unit
and drinking liberally (up to a pint a day
Could you please rename Cancer file more appropriately Umeboshi
plums? I am interested in the website that address CS and cancer, but
not particularly interested in the plum issue. Since there is so much
information presented, and I do not have time to read all of it, it
seems that appropriate
You can use a scanning photospectrometer.
Marshall
Robert Berger wrote:
Terry, We have no way of measuring particle size short of a TEM
which is $75.00 to $100.00. I know that my assymeterical electrode
setup does made particles (ions) that measure from subnano to 28
nanometers based on
Morning Mike,
At 04:49 AM 11/21/2005, you wrote:
I've updated the footers and the archive page at the silver list web
site to reflect the current unavailability of the escribe.com archives.
Hopefully this will reduce the confusion for new folks.
Did you ever come up with a clue why they
In a message dated 11/20/05 11:23:48 PM Central Standard Time,
devorah...@sbcglobal.net writes:
Does everyone put their silver rods under running water before they dry
No -- I don't. I simply wipe them off with a paper towel. MA
EIS
1] Dissolved silver oxides of various configurations.
2] Dissolved silver hydroxides.
3] Suspended silver oxides when the concentration exceeds the saturation
point of dissolved silver oxides.
4] Suspended silver hydroxides when the concentration exceeds the
saturation point of dissolved
Many people pay almost a dollar for a gallon of distilled water,
so that price would be a bit low...
Dan
You wrote:
feather...@netscape.net 11/21/2005 8:37:48 AM
...wish you could put it in walmart for a dollar a gallon:)
--
The Silver List is a moderated forum for discussing
You can check the Silvergen site. Actually Natural Immunogenics did some
testing on batches from the Silvergen SG6 and 7 and both were rated excellent
quality by the Natural Immunogenics lab. I wouldn't be concerned at all how
small your particles are, as they are indeed very small. If we were
Hey Dan,
That would be right. I pay 5 dollars for 18.5 litre jug which is almost 5
gallons. Actually works out to 1.25 a gallon, that's a Canadian gallon. :-)
Ernie
-Original Message-
From: Dan Nave [mailto:dn...@mn.nilfisk-advance.com]
Sent: Monday, November 21, 2005 1:38 PM
To:
Langsley wrote:
As is customary for me, I read all of your posts word for word. As is
also customary for me when reading your posts, somewhere short of half
way through my vision begins to blur, or perhaps it is actually my mind.
This one is no exception. Again as has become customary for me
Wayne writes:
Did you ever come up with a clue why [the archives] do not work?
The archives were a free service of escribe.com, which started out as a
partnership of several people and a group of volunteers. It never
managed to succeed as a business model, and over time the staff
Langsley said,
The fact remains that an ion of silver in our context
is one atom of silver minus one electron. And that
means that it is one size and doesn't vary.
Actually, that is one of the important points, and it
is very important. An ion is NOT one atom of silver
minus one electron. It is
On Monday November 21 2005 11:37 am, Ode Coyote wrote:
EIS
1] Dissolved silver oxides of various configurations.
2] Dissolved silver hydroxides.
3] Suspended silver oxides when the concentration exceeds the
saturation point of dissolved silver oxides.
4] Suspended silver hydroxides when
I'm moving into a rental house in about a week and would like to fit all the
sinks (as well as showers) with a water filter that can accomodate both hot and
cold water.
The water is not only high in sediment, but is town chlorinated water. The skin
absorbs chlorine and it's just as if you've
Excellent Terry. Thank you.
-Original Message-
From: Terry Chamberlin [mailto:tcj...@yahoo.ca]
Sent: Monday, November 21, 2005 2:52 PM
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Subject: CS
Langsley said,
The fact remains that an ion of silver in our context
is one atom of silver minus one electron.
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