Gary, You got the H2O2 right but the citric acid is not mixed with the H2O2. The citric acid had to do with when using larger doses of CS daily for long periods of time. It was my suggestion to reduce the amount of CS under those circumstances and to take half of the CS mixed with Gatorade or something containing citric acid. If mixing with citric acid powder you only need a pinch for a couple ounces of CS. You would also take the CS with citric acid seperated in time from when you take the regular CS. - Steve N
________________________________ From: GARY ABEL <[email protected]> To: [email protected] <[email protected]> Sent: Sun Feb 14 12:32:31 2010 Subject: Re: CS>silver for babesia and lyme Hello, I missed the first part of this. I was wondering if you could let me know if I got this right and how much citric acid? One gallon CS tsp regular hydrogen peroxide (not food grade and only purified water as the inactive ing.-no stabilizers citric acid (how much?) Thanks, Appreciate your help. -Gary ________________________________ From: "Norton, Steve" <[email protected]> To: [email protected] Sent: Sun, February 14, 2010 12:16:06 PM Subject: Re: CS>silver for babesia and lyme Greg, I use 1 tsp of 3 % hydrogen peroxide from the store to a gallon of CS. The hydrogen peroxide should list only purified water as the inactive ingredients and no stabizers. It has been determined that waiting 1 to 2 days before adding the hydrogen peroxide provides a more reliable result. There might be a limit on how long it will keep but I don't know it. You can use something other than Gatorade. It is the citric acid in the Gatorade that is important. You can use other drinks that contain citric acid I would imagine including fruit juices. I just add citric acid since I already have it for MMS. It isn't the use of Gatorade that others might not agree with but as to whether silver citrate is an effective adjunct to CS. CS already provides the benefits of both silver ions and silver particles. But I feel that the addition of some silver citrate provides a third and effective form of silver that boosts the overall effectiveness of the whole. Again, no proof only opinion. The 1 mg limit is a personal belief, for long term continuous use, and I just can't recommend amounts to others more than I would take myself. There are others that have and do use more. I may be too cautious but I like to stay within the amount the body can eliminate in a day when taking it daily for long term. For short term use you can take large amounts, as long as you give the body time to eventially excrete the silver. _ Steve N ________________________________ From: Greg Ball <[email protected]> To: [email protected] <[email protected]> Sent: Sun Feb 14 10:17:09 2010 Subject: CS>silver for babesia and lyme _____________________________________________________________ Steve, I looked through everything you gave me, and I have a ton of follow-up questions. Here goes: - A couple of questions - how many drops of the 3% peroxide do I use? I think my container is holding approximately 16 ounces. Would that be about 2 drops? - Should I use regular hydragen peroxide from the drug store? - Once the peroxide goes in, is there a time frame for using it up? For example, does it need to be ingested within 24 hours before losing it's potency? - Why do you suggest that I should I wait two days after the silver is made to add peroxide? - Why is 1 mg a day of silver important to stay below? - 4 ounces of regular gatorade has about 28 grams of sugar. I need to avoid sugar for many reasons. Is there some sugar free substitue I can use like propel? Or is this risky? - You said some people disagree with the gatorade approach. Can you share why that is? Steve, thanks so much for your help! _____________________________________________________________
