I'm no chemist but here's my simple explanation, and contributor corrections
are welcome of course...
The home made EIS/CS is a *predominantly*, {emphasis on predominantly} ionic
solution. A combination of both positively electrically charged ions and
neutral charged atomic ion clusters {particles/colloids}. The ratio of ions to
particles dictates terminology, i.e. colloidal product or predominantly ionic
product.
An ion is the smallest matter can be reduced before it loses its identity as
that matter, hence they could be termed colloids in their own right I guess,
but a true silver colloid has no electrical charge as an ion has. Because the
silver atom has lost one electron in the electrolytic process it takes on a
positive electrical charge {Ag+ ion} and over a given time frame some of those
positively electrically charged ions will collide and combine with each other
forming particles/colloids whereby they lose that electrical charge, {Van der
Waals, Brownian Motion, Zeta potential etc etc etc}.
I believe the only way to increase the "true colloid" content would be to
produce a solution using HVAC and not LVDC. Arguments abound regarding efficacy
of the predominantly ionic solution and the "true colloidal" solution, I
believe we have the best of both worlds in the home produced solution. If you
want a high electrically positively charged ion intake, then take it
immediately upon cessation of the brewing process, if a more neutral charged
particle/colloidal intake is desired then leave it in storage for a period of
time until it reaches a point of stability allowing more of those ions form ion
clusters, i.e. particles/colloids. It's all in the ion/particle ratio.
Marketing blurbs are misleading at best, and downright BS at worst <g>. Ignore
half of what one reads and don't believe the rest. Commercial producers need
to produce their product using HVAC to supply the volumes necessary for resale,
and I believe that type product can lead to issues. {opinion} Using a modicum
of common sense we can take as much of the home made product as we want.
{opinion again}
If one is concerned about the stomach acid rendering our product less
effective, {which I believe is BS anyway} then theory dictates if it's taken in
the morning on an empty stomach the stomach acid will be far less active. {yet
another opinion}
That's my input to your query.
N.
From: [email protected]
Date: Fri, 30 Jan 2015 15:37:39 -0700
To: [email protected]
Subject: CS>What's the difference?
Hi Everyone,I just read this feedback from some customer in Amazon about
avoiding making your own C.S. at home because it's "ionic" --Here's the rest of
his msg that got me confused:Best deal you can buy but....By David W. Galbraith
on November 6, 2009Noticed one review stated that their's had sediment at the
bottom. I wonder if possibly the bottle has been exposed to excessive heat or
cold? Anyway, if you google Mesosilver you'll find a rigorous lab analysis of
many different brands of silver and this one has the best quality control.One
important note: ALL the machines sold for making colloidal silver use an
electrolysis process and make IONIC silver. There are no machines sold that are
capable of making true colloidal silver. Ionic silver products are very cheaply
made and sold for bloated prices (some claiming to be true colloidal
silver--shame on Sovereign Silver for that!)==========================
Can someone please explain the difference of home made CS ---
RaVen
