Greetings to the Silver-List!

Hi Aimal! In response to your question of what I thought of your theories,
I have to say that many of your points are very good ones, though I suspect
we will have to do more research to determine how they will hold up over time.

At 06:53 PM 11/13/97 -0500, you wrote:
>Dear people,
>
>       I have been doing some serious thinking about colloidal silver as 
>I have tried to perfect the technique in the DC process.  After becoming 
>thoroughly annoyed by its inconsistencies, I have basically come up with a 
>few theories.  

I agree, it can be frustrating, and there are many variables that have to be 
standardized. It takes a bit of time and a lot of patience, at least when
attempting to make the yellow-gold solutions in larger quantities. Bob
Beck's method is very simple.

>I do however believe that it is the simplest technique 
>possible, and that is why it is the "best."  

That may be the bottom line for all of us, eventually.

>I believe this because all 
>simple things in nature are the most powerful and so it goes with 
>technology.  Also, after taking Physiology I realized how simple the body 
>is but how complex it is to produce such a simple thing manually.  Also, 
>when building bridges, the truss is used because it is the simplest and 
>therefore it works the best.  Hondas never break down because they are so 
>simply built and have no complications in their design.  

An interest thought. But I have to disagree on the simplicity of the design
of the human body. The simplest cell in the human body has more information
stored in it than the largest computer in the world. There is also the
matter of my Honda never breaking down. :) Efficiency in design, and
simplicity of construction, are an ideal combination , in my opinion. I
think this is what I am hearing.


>In any case, I 
>feel that the yellow color that we so diligently try to achieve is not the 
>truly the best all.  The clear stuff is the best and will always be or so 
>I think and "feel.".  


You may be right. It is possible, IF the particle size is consistently
smaller, and IF these solutions can be made more easily accessible to those
who desire to have them, I would heartily agree. Accessibility to a very
good colloidal silver is much better than not having access to a "perfect"
variety, in my opinion. I don't think this will be the case though, the
"lamp-cord" generator is turning out , what appears to be, a great batch of
colloidal silver. I can hardly wait to get the results on paritcle size and
ppm!



>Funny thing 
>was that I produced the clear stuff with a beautiful golden cone.  I did 
>it by trying to make colloidal silver in water that seemed to have failed 
>the first time.  But there was silver in the water because in the second 
>run in 20 minutes of four ounces of slightly silvered water I got 
>turbidity and a great feeling after leaving it under my tongue for a few 
>minutes and not swallowing because I was not sure about swallowing it 
>(safety).  Eventually I started swallowing and felt great.  Then, after 
>awhile I tried it with 8 ounces of water, but I could not come close to 
>reproducing it.  Then, I tried warming the water close to a boil and tried
12 ounces and I got the clear turbid which i gave to a 
>fellow Lyme sufferer who felt great and then tired with signs of 
>cleansing.  But the next time, which was right after the batch, I could 
>not reproduce the results.  Of course not because the process is variable 
>and the batteries may need to recharge.  Also, one of those batches 
>started out clear and is now purple.  Probably bad water.  

I found I could save myself a lot of time and headaches by buying a 24-30
volt- 400 mA (AC to DC) adaptor for the wall socket. They will eventually
burn out, but if you keep them cool, and give them breaks, they will last
quite a while. They run about $9-$12 .retail. depending on where you get
them. I don't have a good wholesale source at this time to share, sorry.
The folks I had been buying them from, for $7 a piece, no longer have them.
Mouser Electronics (a mail order house) carried these.  Also, taking
extensive notes on all of your experimental work is very helpful in trying
to duplicate your results.


>       I then produced the gold stuff in a weird way.  I boiled 16 
>ounces of water (or right before boiling or roiling I guess its called), 
>and ran for one hour with some clear turbidity, but then it seemed to slow 
>down.  Then, I roiled this water and cleaned the electrodes and let run 
>for twenty minutes when I found thick gold smoke come off the cathode and 
>start to diffuse throughout the water.  I let this run for twenty more 
>minutes 
>for a total of 70-75 minutes.  This stuff tasted terrible but seemed to 
>make me feel better until after one week I got severe depression and 
>tiredness, like when I was on Silvicidal (Mild Silver Protein).  However, 
>this depression went away after a restful nap because I also had to study 
>for a Psychiatry final that whole weekend.  The Silvicidal depression was 
>for a week and not as severe as the depression from the yellow silver.  

The solution was too concentrated. It is important to dilute the solution
to aproximately 5-10 ppm (and I like to stay on the low side @ 5ppm). If
you are not using an electrolyte and you get a strong solution, the strong
taste is due to the increased concentration of the silver. It is better to
dilute it, and take a little at a time throughout the day , as you
mentioned. I did a similar thing one time in being in a hurry to try a
solution to make sure it was safe for others. I had no concern for the
inconvenience of a herx reaction. I learned from that one , as you have. 

>       My theory on the yellow silver comes from my experiences with 
>it.  I have garnered testimonials, a lot from SOTA's newsletter which I 
>get even though I have not purchased any of their products.  It seems 
>when you add saline that the people create ppm of their choice and if 
>they do not heat it, they never get any gold stuff.  But when people add 
>nothing to the water and let it run, the conductivity is so low that it 
>would take two hours to get a therapeutically effective solution.  

I disagree on the generation of the effective solution. I thing the low
concentration is a "therapeudic solution" as well as the higher
concentrations.
The way to get the most of the higher concentrations, at least using them
internally, is to dilute them first. The water will help carry the
particles to the entire body and aid in the elimination of toxins from a
cleansing reaction.
Drinking a gallon of pure water daily needs to be a regular part of our
lives, especially when we are ill, or using a therapeudic method to regain
our health.
A little lemon juice in an 8 ounce glass of water, taken every hour, will
work wonders to restore a healthy PH, which will greatly aid in our efforts.

>So 
>then people heat it to increase conductivity.  Well, water is extremely 
>polar and thus the bonds it contains start to loosen up until it boils 
>when they are so weak that water vaporizes.  But the water still in the 
>liquid state will have conductivity because oxygen has acquired a slight 
>negative charge in relation to hydrogen which has acquired a slight 
>positive charge in relation to oxygen.  These are dipole-dipole 
>interactions when the oxygen of one molecule of water is attracted to the 
>hydrogen of another molecule of water and vice versa.  This is how the 
>current will run from one electrode to the other throughout the 
>solution- through these loosely bound but dipolar water molecules.  Thus, 
>when I saw the thick gold stream of particles coming off the catode only 
>after heating it twice (and I did notice a slight yellow tinge to the 
>water after heating it once and running for thirty minutes), I now think 
>that this must be what was happening because it was happening at the 
>surface of contact between the water and the cathode.  Thus, this is not 
>oxidation as much as it is an affinity of the positively charged 
>silver particles for the slightly negative oxygen atom in the dipolar 
>water molecule.  And that is why the shelf life of gold silver is so great 
>because it is 
>interacting with the water in this way.  

Interesting thought. It would be neat if we could go down to the molecular
level and do a video tape of the action! There is an outfit named Silverado
that has a product that contains tremendous uniformity in colloidal
particle size and is also yellow-gold. They are out in Utah. They are
selling this for about $4 an ounce, and nice people though they are, that
is too rich for my blood (when I can make it for a bit less).

>Thus, the water soluble "mineral" 
>or this is how Mark Metcalf refers to the gold color phenomenon, is 
>actually water.  I have noticed that if I never heat the water but just 
>run it for a long time that I have not gotten the gold stuff, but only 
>the clear stuff with a gold cone effect.  The gold silver produces a 
>slightly blue cone effect.

Has Mr.Metcalf writen a book on this subject? 


>       These are my thoughts and they could be wrong so please do not 
>yell at me because I make a lot of stupid mistakes, and this could be 
>just another one of my stupid theories, but I like it because it makes sense 
>to me.  Anyway, I believe in God so therefore whatever I think or anyone 
>thinks on any subject, their power to think has been given to them by 
>God, so only God knows all the answers.  All we can do is speculate.  
>
>                                                       Aimal Khan
>

Not having all the answers does not mean we are stupid, nor does having a
theory that turns out to be incorrect. You are also right that, God does
have all the answers, which is all the more reason to ask Him for wisdom
every day
that we may have more understanding. Thanks for your thoughts Aimal!

God Bless,

Scott


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