Roger,
I really wanted to make a point that of course quantity is important, but only
part of the issue; even more important is quality. I'm afraid our 'system'
supports the concept that might is right, ergo stronger is better (as it
relates to CS). At issue is the relative performance of a wide range of CS
products that range broadly in quality from poor to mediocre ....and
pharmceutically produced antibiotics. We've seen the performance of these
products outstripped by a properly prepared CS. And that is to be aware of....
not ignored. Just as it would be foolish to dismiss the efforts of making the
best they can....
Stephen
Stephen: And one liter of POORLY prepared colloidal silver contains (assuming
your figures are correct) approximately 300,000,000,000 bio-available
particles just itching to skewer all those nasty critters that make us sick.
And if I'm off by an order of magnitude, who cares? We already know the 9-27
DC CS works just fine for most applications. So much for the need to prepare
the jazzed up variety. Roger
