In a message dated 8/3/2001 7:16:27 PM Eastern Daylight Time, [email protected] writes:
> Evening Frank, > > Particles are not effected by HCL. HCL will form silver chloride with silver > >ions, but HCL does NOT dissolve metallic silver. > > Sounds logical, because if it did, the ones of us that are making a > good quantity of HCl, would render the > CS less effective or totally ineffective. > > I have read many places and many times, that CS does not destroy > our good bacteria. And..... I have to believe this. In the last two > years since I have been using the CS regularly, I have had no digestive > disorders or any odd ball symptoms that I could contribute to the CS. > > My only question, is.... how can CS discriminate and only destroy bad > bacteria? > > Would the archives hold the answer? What would be the search criteria? > > Wayne > Wayne: In a survey I conducted several months ago, 4% of those taking CS did have some digestive problems. In addition, since CS attacks virtually ANY single cell organism there is every reason to conclude that if CS comes in contact with digestive bacteria in the intestine that they would be destroyed as well. Roger
