Some notes on this. The author is comparing silver nanoparticles, to
silver carbonate, which is an ionic form of silver. Their experiment
was with silver nanoparticles being continually slowly being converted
to silver carbonate for water treatment. Basically it is saying that
ionic silver is 1,000 times as potent an antiviral as colloidal silver,
something most of us already knew. Also this took place outside the body.
Practically it should have little effect on CS taken by mouth. When CS
hits the stomach the silver oxide ionic portion reacts with the stomach
acid and immediately produces silver chloride. If you mix it with
baking soda, the ionic portion will become silver carbonate, and when
that hits the stomach acid, it becomes silver chloride. Thus the end
result is the same.
The only thing affected by this would be the colloidal part, maybe 10 to
20% of the silver. This will convert to silver carbonate slowly
according to this article, and could give you a boost in the
effectiveness of the CS of 10 to 20%, if you let it sit long enough to
convert it all.
Here is the paragraph:
" Closing out 2014, Swathy et alxxviii published research on a
surprising synergism between silver nanoparticles and carbonate ions.
The researchers, “discovered that 50 parts per billion (ppb) of Ag(+)
released continuously from silver nanoparticles confined in nanoscale
cages is enough to cause antimicrobial activity in conditions of normal
water.” By way of context, sodium fluoride is often added to water
supplies at a level of 1-2 parts per million, so this is a concentration
of silver some 1/20th to 1/40th that of added fluoride. The authors go
on to state, “the antibacterial and antiviral activities of Ag(+) can be
enhanced ~1,000 fold, selectively, in presence of carbonate ions “ While
not discussed by the authors baking soda is an extremely inexpensive
source of carbonate ions. "
However this is simply a quote from the abstract. The entire article
can be read at https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4241523/ and
to completely understand any implications it needs to be carefully read.
Marshall
On 4/22/2020 8:06 AM, Ode Coyote wrote:
*The authors go on to state, “the antibacterial and antiviral
activities of Ag(+) can be enhanced ~1,000 fold, selectively, in
presence of carbonate ions “ While not discussed by the authors baking
soda is an extremely inexpensive source of carbonate ions.*
WOW!!!
ode
On Tue, Apr 21, 2020 at 7:34 PM Douglas Haack <[email protected]
<mailto:[email protected]>> wrote:
Energy Times Newsletter -- Emedia Press "" a great resource for
Tech of Free Energy....
Here is an authoritative paper by Paul Maher, MD, a contributor to
http://energyscienceforum.com and it is jam-packed with accurate
information as well as a lot of references.
This is provided for informational purposes only and we recommend
that you follow your own doctor’s medical advice.
Get the paper in PDF format here: Silver is a Broad Spectrum
Antiviral
<https://emediapress.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/04/Silver-is-a-Broad-Spectrum-Antiviral.pdf>
2020-04-01
<https://emediapress.com/2020/04/01/silver-is-a-broad-spectrum-anti-viral-by-paul-maher-md/>
Aaron Murakami <https://emediapress.com/author/aaron-murakami/>
Enjoy: In SILvation, dh, Oz
