3 to 5 ppm is good, anything over 20 ppm is a total waste, for those of you who have been led to believe that more is better it's not. Ted
Ode Coyote wrote: > "Colloidal Silver by Innovative Natural Products® is produced with Advanced > Liquid Technology, using a true Electro-Colloidal Process. > > It contains silver > particles so small that they measure only .001 microns in size. > > The tiny size of the > particles combined with the proper electrical charge makes Innovative > NaturalProducts® Colloidal Silver the best product on the market today. > We do extensive laboratory research that includes measuring PPM (parts per > million), effectiveness and safety. > > The color of Colloidal Silver is also important. > The darker the solution, the more potent the concentration of silver, as > proven in > labratory testing. > > From our research we have determined that many companies > simply do not know how to manufacture Colloidal Silver properly. As a result, > they > are only able to produce Colloidal Silver at low concentrations. Innovative > Natural > Products Colloidal Silver does not loose its charge and stays suspended in the > solution at any concentration." > ################################################################################ > The two above statement are in conflict with each other. > > The color of the sol has to do with the particle size, not the concentration. > But, as the concentration increases, generally so does the particle size, hue > and depth of color. [something that nearly anyone can make being touted as > something special and better than the rest?] > > Also, the color will stick onto the sides of a glass container in time > leaving the CS liquid clear and colorless [have photo]...indicating that > perhaps the larger colored particles don't have much or any charge? This > colored deposit is instantly dissolved with hydrogen peroxide. Adding a > little H2O2 to colored CS will clear the color as well. > > The real trick is to make 50 + PPM that has no color. [indicating small > particles]. > I have a lab report from the NC state DNR water lab that says 45.5 PPM ... > pale yellow [was clear when samples were made but turned pale yellow over > night] > Ole Bob says nonsense. > Well, I dunno. Since the NC state water lab doesn't do any testing for the > public, I have been unable to get the figures re tested. [Samples done "under > the table" via a friend that works there] They did require a minimum 8 oz > sample. > Of samples run for different lengths of time..the shortest run was weakest > and the longest run was weaker than the middle run time showing that longer > is not necessarily stronger. [plate out] > Don't know what method of testing they used. [precipitate/dry, then weigh?] > > So I go with Ole Bobs lower test figures so as to not exaggerate. > > Ken > > At 11:39 AM 7/31/01 -0500, you wrote: > >>>> > > The bottle says: > > True Electro-Colloidal Process > Pure Silver (50ppm) > Advanced Liquid Technology > made by Innovative Natural Products, Escondido, CA > Low Potency: 50 ppm > Other Ingredients: Water > 1-800-893-7467 M-F 9-4 PST > <http://www.inovnatprod.com>www.inovnatprod.com > > Look for the words "Mild silver protien" and /or any sort of > additive in any commercial CS claiming over 20 PPM. > Much commercial CS is produced by a chemical precipitate method. > That s NOT electro- colloidal silver. It is usually bright yellow. > Ken > > At 10:17 PM 7/30/01 -0500, you wrote: > >>>> > > At Whole Foods in Dallas, TX. 50 ppm is called Low Potency. > There are also medium > and high potencies by the same company. > > Does 2 teaspoons of 50 ppm equal 1 teaspoon of 100 > ppm? > > Yes, but where are you going to find 100 ppm CS or > even 50 ppm??? > > I would be very carefull of it!! > > "Ole Bob" > > <<<< > > -- The silver-list is a moderated forum for discussion of colloidal > silver. > To join or quit silver-list or silver-digest send an e-mail message > to: [email protected] -or- [email protected] with > the word subscribe or unsubscribe in the SUBJECT line. > To post, address your message to: [email protected] > Silver-list archive: http://escribe.com/health/thesilverlist/index.html List > maintainer: Mike Devour > > <<<< -- Ted Helping Hand Consulting http://www.helpinghandconsulting.com
