Hi Ted and List,
So you are fired up to make this happen I see. Good! At 08:46 PM 12/19/97 -0800, you wrote: >When you say good colloidal gold, how many PPM are you using, I believe this >is most important. If one needs an exact dosage prior to taking the time to establish one through trial and error, PPM is important. It is also a lot more convenient too. I am working on a protocol and standardization for this solution, as you can be. When you establish a winner why not share it with the list? >Also what is the process you are using? distilled heated >water? Yes >How much time is used in this process? Lots of it. :) It takes at least 24 hours to get the color of the solution changing toward a pale violet. (It takes longer than this if you use 110 AC current.) I will let the list know when I get a protocol together. Others can be doing the same, it is done just like the silver. It is much harder to do, however, and takes much more time to get the gold into the solution. There is a warning about using electrolyte, other than a previously produced solution to get started. Impurities are not good, I have done it both ways, and know the difference. If you use saline to get it going fast, it appears taint the solution. Subjective, I know...but the warning in the article I posted was about gold-salts! Remember? You can do this with a 24 VDC method, which is faster, than the 110 VAC, at least the color would indicate this. It gets darker faster. The gap between the 16 ga 24K wires is about 3/16", the water just below boiling (constantly), the water is distilled (of course). It is a matter of keeping your water level up, and cleaning the electrodes , as needed (it won't be often!). Then you wait, and practice having patience. :) Also, if you let the water evaporate in your beaker, and then refil, be careful not to crack the glass with the water (at room temp.). This may also change the color of the solution to a beautiful "rose" hue. It seems to be effective even though it was gold dust on the bottom of a hot glass beaker. I let it generate for another day or so to recharge the particles. I think it worked. I know...more research. :) Do we make things too complicated sometimes? :) When I get a large batch of this, and am convinced of the efficiency of the method, then, I will run a ppm on it. If anyone wants lab tests run before hand, he is free to actually do the work himself, pay for the tests, and post to the list. By my guest, Ted! :) It will take some time to get even a gallon of it this way...but it will be pure! The daily dose looks to be something like three teaspoons or so. At this rate, even a pint will last a while (over a month for one person). >In good health > >Ted God Bless Ya, Scott PS. Please keep Deb, Reid, Nancy, Donna, and others on the list who are ill, in our prayers. Thanks! John 3:16 "For God so loved the world that He gave His only begotten Son, that whosoever believeth on Him should not perish , but have everlasting life."
