Well you would be the first Dave. From past visits to this I believe EIS production and use was pretty much in it's infancy and inferior products were being produced and ingested around that time. There has to be a common denominator but I don't support the EIS theory, unless there are numerous forms of EIS that I'm not aware of.
I do hear of 'skimming' stuff off the top of the water, filtering, decanting to leave sediment behind etc etc...Well I don't see any of that with my stuff so what's going on, am I making crap stuff? or are others making crap stuff? I've had some samples tested and results were pretty good as far as I'm concerned. Point taken though. N. Date: Fri, 11 Sep 2009 07:37:46 -0700 Subject: Re: CS>The Blue Man From: davedar...@gmail.com To: silver-list@eskimo.com Well Neville I can attest to the theory about blue moons as I have them and have never used anything but pure water, silver and 27 volts DC with polarity switching. My blue moons look like a ball point pen was used to outline them. I did have a breakout in the middle of my thumb nails when I used mms but they are back now. I don't have a heart problem of any kind or any other problem so I'm a believer. Ask Marshal about his. Dave On Fri, Sep 11, 2009 at 5:26 AM, Neville Munn <one.red...@hotmail.com> wrote: [There were no blue moons on his thumbs. Something that manifests first with Argeria] -So the story goes? Each to their own belief. All those stories are popular but...to my knowledge not one of those people were using EIS, they were using all other manner of stuff...under the name of Colloidal Silver...what's that? it could be any number of things couldn't it? which is a gross misrepresentation of what EIS is. I have yet to find an article which states the use of EIS has caused this. 'CS' is something totally different and could include a whole multitude of things, *anything* and *everything* containing even a HINT of silver (and whatever else besides) is termed CS, EIS is just three things...silver, water and electricity, no mistake, no doubt, no other magic ingredients, nothing else but silver, water and electricity, and I have never believed that story, and never will, regardless of popular opinion. I believe we should be paying more attention to what the product is which is being spoken of, am I the only one who can see a difference between the two here? 'CS' terminology is outdated, abused, misused and misrepresented and should be put away to prevent further confusion between that and EIS, it is the 21st century, there's plenty of 'CS' books around, now is the time to write another book..."The Life and Times of EIS", or "EIS and the Twenty First Century", or "EIS Finally puts 'CS' to Rest in the Interest of dispelling Argyria Myth". EIS and 'CS' should never appear in public together. It may have been appropriate 100 years ago in the interest of science when discussing colloids, but not with today's product, using the methods we use for producing it. .....I'm feeling much better now...'HAL'. N. Date: Thu, 10 Sep 2009 07:45:01 -0700 Subject: Re: CS>The Blue Man From: davedar...@gmail.com To: silver-list@eskimo.com Did you notice his hands--There were no blue moons on his thumbs. Something that manifests first with Argeria. He also indicated a heart problem--could have something to do with his color. Dave On Thu, Sep 10, 2009 at 6:02 AM, MaryAnn Helland <marmar...@bellsouth.net> wrote: Did anyone see the Today show this morning? The Blue Man was back. The Today Show teased the television audience with the question "is he still blue?" and showed an outline of Paul (Whatever) backlit only so you had to stay tuned to find out. Well -- the answer is yes, he's still blue but seems to have lost some intensity of color. But I'm wondering what the heck this guy is taking -- he made two statements during the interview that were absolutely baffling. First he said that he has moved and that he can't make his "colloidal silver" where he's living now. That does not compute. If he's living in a tent without electricity, he can still make it with batteries. Second -- he said that "it's very expensive to make". These statements by way of explanation of why he's not taking CS at this time. Whaaaaaaaat????????? Expensive????? Someone refresh my memory -- didn't he refuse to give his recipe for what he's calling colloidal silver? MA Find out how here Get Hotmail on your iPhone _________________________________________________________________ Take a peek at other people's pay and perks Check out The Great Australian Pay Check http://clk.atdmt.com/NMN/go/157639755/direct/01/
