Re: CSperiodontal infected gum disease - now ppm sizes

Ions are in solution and are all that registers on a meter. Cold water has a lower saturation point to maintain a solution..ions go colloidal and don't register on a meter. If those colloidal particles are still very very small, even a laser won't show them as TE. The silver is still there.

Re: CSperiodontal infected gum disease - now ppm sizes

Thanks Ode. Do you think it will do any good to run the meter on, or is this unnecessary? dee On 23 Jan 2010, at 15:56, Ode Coyote wrote: Ions are in solution and are all that registers on a meter. Cold water has a lower saturation point to maintain a solution..ions go colloidal and

Re: CSperiodontal infected gum disease - now ppm sizes

: CSperiodontal infected gum disease - now ppm sizes Thanks Ode. Do you think it will do any good to run the meter on, or is this unnecessary? dee On 23 Jan 2010, at 15:56, Ode Coyote wrote: Ions are in solution and are all that registers on a meter. Cold water has a lower saturation

Re: CSperiodontal infected gum disease - now ppm sizes

I actually wanted to post a question about this and this is that my SilverPuppy always made the ppm at approximately 7 on the TDS meter which I took to be about 14ppm. This used to go down to 10. Now it goes right down to 3 after a couple of days. Any ideas? I am a bit wary of letting the