JD
I should maybe add that the long time factor was just an experiment to
see what would happen. I let it sit for months. I was looking to see
if stuff fell out to the bottom and if it would stay drinkable and not
'go bad' or something. I think the reaction takes place within
minutes or hours. So what I would do is make the colloidal silver in
the usual way and then add a tea....trying some different ratios as an
experiment. Just stir it up and let it sit for a while, then Its ready
for use.
Good luck and let us hear your results.
Max
On 5/12/2021 7:10 PM, JD wrote:
Hi Max,
OK, I guess I'm confused. what is aquious/alcohol extract? When do you
add witch hazel? I live in USA, witch hazel here is a little bottle
that looks like a bottle of rubbing alcohol
https://www.walmart.com/ip/Equate-Witch-Hazel-Astringent-USP-16-fl-oz/920436056
Is this what you are referring to? If so, do you just add 5 tablespoons
of this to a quart?
Thanks
JD
On 5/11/2021 1:21 PM, Max wrote:
How I complexed silver with witch hazel. Not very scientifically! I
chose witch hazel because it has one of the highest scores at reducing
peroxynitrite, one of the worst free radicals. I arbitrarily added
about five tablespoons of aquious/alcohol extract to a quart of my
home brewed colloidal/ionic silver. I let this sit for six months
and observed that it seemed stable and nothing fell out of
suspension. There was a slight haze. I dont know if complexing
silver with herb extract will make it better or less toxic, but the
literature seems to point in that direction.
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