Who we primarily have to blame for this system of three 9s is those who are suppressing this wonderful health remedy.
On Sun, Feb 17, 2019 at 7:08 PM <[email protected]> wrote: > [email protected] > > > > Sent from Mail <https://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?LinkId=550986> for > Windows 10 > > The use of colloidal silver as a topical antiseptic and general health > aide has gained a considerable degree of acceptance in the past few years. > When someone mentions the use of colloidal silver on a health forum, we no > longer see the immediate cacophony of blue man, silver is toxic, Rosemary > Jacobs and so forth. For those of us who have attempted to encourage the > use of silver instead of antibiotics should be inspired by this. > Unfortunately, the Internet and sites such as eBay and Amazon provide an > opportunity for those who either don't know or don't care about how to make > colloidal or ionic silver properly. There is a seller on eBay: > > https://www.ebay.com/itm/Colloidal-....item3ab7b323c1 > <https://www.ebay.com/itm/Colloidal-...er-electrode/252190073793?hash=item3ab7b323c1> > > This guy is selling a "colloidal silver generator" for $9.97. eBay says he > has sold 740 of these units. The kit consists of one thin strip of silver. > He instructs people to use a stainless steel bowl and hook up the positive > terminal of the battery array to the silver strip and the negative of the > battery to the stainless steel bowl. There is nothing in his system to > prevent people from hooking up positive to the steel bowl and negative to > the silver. Even if everyone would read the instructions, which anyone in > business will tell you is not the usual case, a significant portion of the > customers will, at some point, do the opposite. Then they will start making > colloidal "God knows what." That will cause those who ingest what they have > made real problems. I have no doubt that among those 740 people who have > bought this unit, there are those who have done themselves actual harm. > What is in stainless steel? > Basic Ingredients in Stainless Steel > Iron - Very strong, very corrosive. ... > Chromium - Highly non-corrosive. ... > Nickel - Soft, some corrosion resistance. ... > Manganese - Binds steel alloys together, reducing brittleness and cracking. > Copper - Soft, conducts heat and electricity. ... > Carbon - Strong, corrosive." > I reported the item to eBay as a "Prohibited and restricted items." > Today I came across a 1-gallon unit using the same method: > https://www.ebay.com/itm/Colloidal-.....c100005.m1851 > <https://www.ebay.com/itm/Colloidal-...m=252190073793&_trksid=p2047675.c100005.m1851> > it gives the same instructions, and I quote: > "One Gallon-Sized Stainless Steel Bowl - Make Sure It's Big Enough To Put > Your Distilled Water In! > 3 9-volt Batteries, or a 20-30 volt Power Supply - Connect The Positive > End To The Silver, and The Negative End To The Bowl." > There is nothing here to prevent the user from connecting the positive > battery terminal to the metal bowl and the negative terminal to the silver > strip. When this is done, and it will be. Colloidal and ionic compounds > will be entered into solution in the water, but they will be anything but > silver. And they will be harmful. I'm sure there will be people who will > use an aluminum bowl as well. > Anyone with any experience in designing user interfaces will tell you that > people just don't pay attention to instructions, period. The readers of > this thread have educated themselves regarding colloidal silver to the > extent that they would not be endangered by this product offering. > One reply to the "depraved indifference" thread was: > "Perhaps the eBay seller is an agent of big pharma trying to muddy the > waters. There is a group of people who operate that way......." > I can imagine the following scenario. The seller claims he has sold over > 1000 of these units on eBay. If this is so, I am sure that hundreds of > people have already injured themselves to some extent. Enter hungry > lawyers. Class-action lawsuits. The injunction to reveal the names and > addresses of customers of these units. Pet owners sue on behalf of their > cats and dogs. The entrance of FDA to save the health and well-being of the > poor, bewildered and confused consumers. A ban on all colloidal silver > preparations and paraphernalia the manufacturer ups such. While I might > appear to be waxing lyrical on this matter, I can tell you that Atlasnova > has customers in the EU who have asked us not to mention colloidal silver > in the documentation for customs purposes. >
