Re: CS>Poor judgement

Sat, 21 Oct 2000 09:27:41 -0700

Don't worry about it!!! I've dropped back to using a ''DCgames transformer and well-water," for a week or so... It works OK.... and , of course, I do not know precisely all the chemical and physical characteristics of what I'm guzzling at the rate of a couple of tumblerfuls a day. I tried my car battery-charger the other day, too.... It should do the same things, yet it doesn't; There are lots of variables.... well, that's life! Lots of variables, eh?. I do know I'm getting adequate CS... what else is outside the immediate point. This open forum is important. If everyone agrees all the time it goes nowhere.Del At 11:18 PM 20/10/00 -0700, you wrote: 
Listers and CS techies,

I recently posted an email that I subsequently read
after it was posted. It seemed to me that I sounded
critical of those people who are involved in various
experimental protocols regarding the production of CS.

I used words such as "silliness" and "mumbo-jumbo",
which, when I read them objectively, sounded
contemptuous and arrogant.

I wish to apologise to you who carry on the active
discussions of what you have found and your
conclusions. Most of what I've learned about CS has
been from this list, and I consider it to be my most
valuable information resource in this field.

The purpose of my email was really to offer a simple
method for CS production which I have found very
effective.

I also question the assumption that CS made with the
electro-colloidal process can ever produce particles
large enough to be a real concern, given the particle
size of mechanically-ground silver particles. I am
also unsure of the danger of using even chlorinated
water, if consumption is small (say, 1 - 2 teaspoons
per day), and can't really see the problem with well
or spring water. Would it be a difficult or expensive
process to make CS with various kinds of water and
then test them to see what substances are present?

If it turned out that it didn't really matter what
kind of water one used (perhaps excluding
chlorinated), it would certainly simplify the process
for many people, and make the production of it totally
practical in even the most primitive of circumstances.

Again, I apologise for my offensive-sounding remarks,

Terry wayne


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