Zoe said,
> OK my question is, is this [water] good enough to be
making CS or should I just use it for drinking
purposes? <

Any water is good enough (except for water with toxic
chemicals). The point is to try to make clear CS (or
as clear as you can). If your water turns yellow or
murky after a certain amount of brewing time, brew
slightly less time the next batch. As long as it is
clear or nearly clear, the silver particles are too
tiny to be of any concern. The more minerals are in
your water, the sooner it will acquire a color or
become murky while brewing (from the silver particles
aggregating to the minerals). The simple, fool-proof
CS-brewing principle is: brew it as long as you can
while still ending up with clear or near-clear CS.

It does not matter what water you use or what minerals
are in the water if your CS is clear. If your water is
so full of minerals that you cannot brew more than a
minute or so before it becomes cloudy, you can still
brew perfectly good, perfectly safe CS, but it will
have less actual silver in it and you may need to
drink more of it to get the same benefit. If you use
something like well-water (full of minerals), it would
measure at a high PPM, but not all of that PPM will be
silver.


Wendy said,
> I know we've talked about vitamin A supplementation
recently. Does anyone have links or information on
'how much' we and our children REALLY need or can
handle.<

I quote from a site:
"100,000 IU per day can be tolerated by adults with no
serious side effects but children who ingest 50,000 IU
per day do show toxicity."
http://foodsupplements.homestead.com/A.html 

When you look at government standards of optimal Vit A
dosages, the same thing occurs as when you look at
what the government says about colloidal silver. The
government/medical/pharmaceutical folks absolutely
refuse to make any distinction between silver
compounds (which are technically colloidal) and pure,
water-and-silver, electro-colloids. With Vit A, they
also refuse to make any distinction between natural,
fish-oil Vit A and synthetic, unnatural substances
such as retinyl or retinol palmitate (made from
retinoic acid). See:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Retinyl_palmitate 

There was a doctor some years ago who was treating
cancer with mega-doses of Vit A. (I’ve lost the book,
so cannot remember his name.) He gave his patients 3
million I.U.s of fish-oil-derived Vit A every day with
no sign of overdose. He said every recorded case of
Vit A overdose was from synthetic Vit A. He also had
such success with cancer he was persecuted.

The Inuit Eskimo Indians who live far north and never
see a white man (nor eat his diet) average 650,000
I.U.s of Vit A per day all winter with never a sign of
overdose.

Even with its toxicity, retinoic acid has benefits.
See:
http://lungdiseases.about.com/b/a/166861.htm
www.theage.com.au/articles/2003/02/05/1044318669710.html
www.breastcancer-treatment.us/news/latest-news/vitamin-a-and-c-synergistically-fight-breast-cancer-cell-growth.html
www.consumeraffairs.com/news04/2006/01/wu_vitamin_a.html

On the subject of cancer, see this very good site:
http://www.longislandpress.co.uk/fightingcancer/

Terry Chamberlin


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