Hi, I'm Ron Fulenwider and new to this list. I became aware of this list when my wife and I met Debbie McDonald. My wife was on another list with her and discovered she lived near us.
This is the only email list I have joined and I haven't joined any other forums on the internet although I have been online for nearly two years. My interest in colloidal silver has come from a desire to investigate alternative medicines and emergency medical treatment to be used if a time should come in our society when traditional medical treatment would become unavailable. The awakening came for me of the fragility of our system with the knowledge of the possible bad effects of the Y2K computer problem. Along with that, I have for some time believed that traditional medical doctors may be overlooking some better methods of treatment and preventative measures not taught in medical schools today. In response to Ted's email listed below, I offer this webb site which seems trustworthy since they claim to have performed many laboratory tests on cs solutions using different methods of preparation. http://www.sota-inc.com/csinfo.htm I believe I got this site from a previous post by someone on the silver-list. Thanks to them although I don't remember who it was. Hope this helps you Ted. From: Ted Burgis <[email protected]> Subject: CS>Boy am I confused...... > Everyone seems to have a different opinion!! > >I have a small 27volt d.c. generator and silver wires that I use to >make the "colloid". > >The following is what I have learned so far: > >Small dc ubits are no good, as the particle size is too small. >Cook for only 20 minutes. >Cook for an hour. >Time the cooking only after a "white cloud" appears. >Wipe your electrodes. >Use cold water. >Use only distilled water. >Use double-distilled water. >Use hot water for a smaller particle size. >The 3 - 9 volt batteries won't give a high enough concentration to do any good. >Only the high-voltage a.c. units will give the proper concentration. >Yellow c.s. is no good. >C.s. is not good unless it has turned yellow. >On and on. > >There are likely more. I don't even bother making the stuff anymore, >there is so much confusion about the preparation. I would really like >to be able to use it, but it seems that no one can agree on how to make >it properly, a.c. or d.c., high or low-voltage, color, etc. > >Does anyone have a standard or are we just spending time and money >uselessly? > >Ted -- The silver-list is a moderated forum for discussion of colloidal silver. To join or quit silver-list or silver-digest send an e-mail message to: [email protected] -or- [email protected] with the word subscribe or unsubscribe in the SUBJECT line. To post, address your message to: [email protected] List maintainer: Mike Devour <[email protected]>
