> From: mrmon...@pstca.com
> To: silver-list@eskimo.com
> Subject: Re: CS>bacteria
> Date: Sun, 6 May 2012 18:36:16 -0400
>
> Neville Munn <one.red...@hotmail.com> wrote:
>
> > Your snipped quotes 1. "You need the strongest ionic cs you can
> > get." 2. "I usually take my 30uS SilverCell cs sublingually, then
> > spit it out."
>
> > 1. One can achieve that by using conventional equipment and
> > ingesting their home made product *immediately* after cessation of
> > production, definitely consume it within 12 hours cos for every
> > hour it stands, ions will be lost.
>
> > 2. I usually take my 15-18uS *immediately* upon cessation of the
> > brewing process {if/when I choose to} and simply swallow it. As
> > stated earlier, "to flood".
>
> > N.
>
> Neville,
>
> 1. You will never reach or exceed 30uS with conventional techniques
> that use high current density above 500uA per square inch, wire less
> than 12 ga or flat sheet electrodes, and straight rods or tight
> loops on the U-channel less than 1/2" wide, or stirring and polarity
> reversal techniques.
## That's fine Mike, don't misunderstand, I just don't find a need for the ion
levels you speak of {personal perspective}.
> These will restrict you to much less than 20uS, and most likely you
> will remain around 10uS to 12uS. This is not strong enough to kill
> the most difficult pathogens such as Herpes Simplex, Herpes Zoster
> (2nd attack), and obviously has little or no effect on H. Pylori,
> since that is what the lady was using when she got her ulcer. You
> need the strongest cs you can make, and you cannot make it using
> conventional methods.
>
> 2. You can store cs indefinitely. There should be less than 10% loss
> in conductivity when you place the cs in storage.
## And I don't lose excessive conductivity, just the normal amount as per home
made product, which suits me fine.
> If you are losing more than this after you place the cs in storage,
> you have serious contamination problems, usually due to silver
> sulfide, Ag2S. This will disrupt the brewing process and give false
> measurements on your pwt meter. You can use the Salt Test to verify
> the ion concentration, since it is immune to contamination.
>
> Tarnish on silver is unavoidable due to numerous sources of sulfur,
> such as automobile combustion, rubber material such as tires stored
> in the garage or basement, lead acid car batteries, fingerprints on
> the electrodes, and other sources too numerous to name. It was a big
> problem back in the middle ages when cars and rubber did not exist,
> and it has just gotten worse since then.
>
> It is extremely difficult to remove Ag2S from the electrodes. I am
> trying different methods, such as desulfurization using aluminum or
> titanium anodes. I appear to still have residual or secondary
> contamination, so I do not recommend trying these techniques yet.
>
> You could also have contamination leaching from your cs generator or
> storage container. One of the reasons for using a borosilicate
> beaker is it has very little leaching. Plain soda-lime can have
> significant leaching problems that can disrupt the brewing process
> and give false readings on a pwt. I store my cs in a clean Dasani or
> Aquafina bottle. These are made of PETE which one of the lowest
> leaching plastics you can find.
>
> 3. There is no need to swallow an entire brew. If you have a high
> ion concentration, say 30uS, you can use sublingual absorption and
> spit it out after 12 minutes. This will give less than 27 parts per
> billion absorption into the blood stream for a typical male, which
> is all that is needed for the immune system to do its job. It will
> also mean your cs will last longer, so you don't have to do a brew
> as often. This will save you time.
## Again, I don't need to aim for the ion content you desire, I'm happy with
what I get, and just swallow the larger volume in one hit, and again, my aim is
to flood my system {if/when I choose}.
> A tremendous benefit of this technique is the cs will kill the
> dental bacteria that cause gum disease and tooth decay. It will
> penetrate the tartar and cause it to fall off. When it does, you can
> feel the hollow that the bacteria was making in your tooth.
>
> Using cs this way will reduce the number of visits to the dentist. I
> don't know how much a vist costs in your area, but I used to spend
> $270 to $300 each time. I no longer have this expense.
## I don't need to worry about the dentist, my mouth is full of china <g>.I
like to keep things simple.Each to their own is what it comes down to.N.
> That will pay for a lot of silver.>
> Thanks,
>
> Mike Monett
>
>
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