You know what?

It makes absolutely no difference to me if someone is promoting
a product or not.  I don't care if they have fireworks on their
Website, nor do I care if someone thinks that a person commenting
on a particular product is endorsing it or not and gets "upset"
that they might be sneaking in an opinion one way or the
other.

What I care about is the truth, pure and simple. Of all that I
have read and seen, it appears to me that high voltage CS
production results in colloidal particles that do not settle out.  I am most
convinced
that this is AT LEAST ONE GOOD WAY to produce the product
that I am looking for.  There can be endless debate over lower
voltage products and devices, but I do not like it when particles
are too large or if they precipitate out of solution, which by
definition means that a true colloidal product has not been
produced.

So, when I get an extra $800, I am going to purchase one of the
high voltage machines (probably CS pro, since they have been
laboratory tested) and make me some reproducible batches
of CS for myself and then I am going to see if some of my patients
can be helped by this product.

End of opinion.

Tom Clayton, MD