No worries Jaxi.
That golden yellow, or darker tea coloured even, I use for spraying on tonsils
for tonsilitis {white lesions on tonsils} and other issues which I consider are
- sort of - "external" if you get my drift.
I also use it on animals serious open wounds by preference if I have some that
has turned lemon yellow thru to golden, {and I haven't finished drinking it
that is}. Because I know the animal will lick it, it gets administration both
ways...external, and internal, but it's the external that I reckon it's best
used for in this context, the ionic component will assist flesh etc
regeneration and the particulate component will take care of any potential
infection which may try to set in. I know it will be fairly high in total
silver content...hit the issue hard and fast in the short term.
I look at the various forms of this stuff from many angles and decide which
form to use according to circumstance. Colour doesn't concern me...as long as
the solution is totally transparent and the silver remains suspended in
solution after weeks/months in storage I'm satisfied it's perfectly OK.
And I'm still finding out things with these stupid laser pointers as well. I
noticed if I rotate a laser in my fingers whilst shining through a solution the
Tyndall cone goes from NIL to STRONG depending on the degree of rotation of
laser. I forget the terminology of laser focus but obviously one needs to
purchase a VERY good quality laser to be of much value at all. Either that, or
the fact that when the batteries even BEGIN to run down, it affects the
operational characteristics of the laser {and I've got several lasers}...Change
batteries every week it seems, if they need to be changed or not, to ensure the
laser functions as it should do.
I can't help but wonder if others experience some anomalies with laser
pointers??? Maybe they don't, or don't experiment with them as I do, can't
say, but nobody seems to say anything about any strange behaviours, and I don't
accept that ALL the lasers I've got are malfunctioning, it's gotta be the focal
functionality, I'll do some further checking when I decide to get new batteries
now that I have discovered this.
N.
Date: Thu, 21 Oct 2010 11:22:12 -0500
Subject: Re: CS>Re: silver puppy
From: [email protected]
To: [email protected]
Neville - it was a rather dark yellow versus the very faint light yellow I
sometimes get, which didn't really bother me much, but when I later added the
H2O2 it turned a dark murky brownish black sort of color and despite being left
for several more days did not clear. It was kind of cool looking and it may
well have been fine to use for something, but I have to admit I was in no way
comfortable consuming it, or spraying it on my body or my animals. Especially
when I had other batches which were clear. I am guessing there was still some
H2O2 residue in the jar during brewing and that impacted the final product.
Jaxi
On Thu, Oct 21, 2010 at 12:18 AM, Neville Munn <[email protected]> wrote:
[I only had one batch turn out bad (dark yellow but still see through...]
Bad??? Yellow is not bad! Where'd you get that idea? I know we've learnt
considerably more over the years and clear seems to be the 'in colour'
nowadays, but the occasional yellow batch is perfectly OK. Yellow was once the
BEST colour if you dig back a few years. Whatever size those particles or
particle agglomerates are will still be bioavailable.
And if it's transparent {see thru} and stays that way for months while in
storage, that's the giveaway that there's nothing wrong with it. If it's not
transparent but cloudy or you got 'something?' settling in the bottom of your
storage vessels over time due to gravity...then that's when I'D be concerned,
otherwise there's nothing wrong with it.
Clear or yellow is fine.
N.
