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From: Josephine <[email protected]>
To: coloidal silver <[email protected]>
Sent: Monday, August 06, 2001 4:36 PM
Subject: CS>questions about CS


> Dear List,
>
> Sorry for my ignorance but I am new here and so far I have not gotten a
> response to my questions.
> Nina Silver had recommended that we join this list to learn more about CS.
> I have a 4 oz.bottle of CS, 250 ppm which I bought a year ago from an
> animal products company.
> Questions:
> Is the CS liquid supposed to be like clear water?... as the one I have is
a
> clear brown color
> Is CS still usable and safe to use after a year?

Josephine,
As far as I know, CS should be somewhat colorless--although other people on
the list may differ about this. I don't feel that I know enough to give you
a definitive answer. However, from my limited knowledge, clear brown doesn't
sound promising for CS. Of the CS that does have a slight color, the most
variation I remember hearing about is a pale yellow color. But brown may
indicate that the product has degraded, or is not pure silver colloid.

I CAN tell you that the CS I make myself is clear. The longest I have ever
had to test it for shelf life is about 6 months, because I usually consume
it fairly quickly after I make it. However, others on the list say that it
lasts and lasts for years because it's stable. Again, instability could
account for a discoloration.

> Can I give this 250 ppm dose to my 35 lb dog? Is so , how many drops?

There are also opinions on this list that anything above 8 or 12 or 15 PPM
is superfluous--again, people have had different experiences. A 250 PPM
product kind of raises red flags with me, not because it's necessarily
intrinsically unsafe, but because I wonder if in order to create such a high
PPM fluid the company has added stabilizers or preservatives. The only way
you'd know for sure is to get the CS analyzed by someone equipped to do it.

Assuming that the CS you have is okay, the dose depends on what you are
using it for. For maintenance, I drink maybe 2 ounces a day (if I remember).
However, for a whopping infection, I have drunk 8, sometimes 16 ounces,
spread throughout the day. If I feel an infection coming on, I gulp it down
at once and the infection is substantially curtailed. IF your silver is
properly made and free of contaminants, IF your dog is very ill, you might
start with 1 to 3 ounces per day and work your way up to more. See if your
dog feels better immediately, or has any reactions of detox. If the dog
seems to feel better, the CS is doing its job and I see no reason to
increase the dose. If the dog exhibits detox reactions, it may be inferred
that the silver is doing its job and killing some microbes in the animal's
system, but the dog may need time to get rid of the waste material before
drinking more CS again.

I hope this at least gives you a good start. I HIGHLY RECOMMEND making your
own CS. It's very inexpensive and you know what you're getting. Sunstone
Herbals (formerly Allison's Apothecary) makes a CS Generator for $40. It may
not be the best, but it's inexpensive, probably will work well for your
purposes, and at least you'll know that you're producing CS without
preservatives, stabilizers, or other unknown stuff in it. The website for
Sunstone is http://apothecary.hypermart.net/what_is_csg.htm

Other websites are :  http://www.silvergen.com and (you'll like this one!)
http://www.silverpuppy.com


Let us know how you do.

Regards,
Nina Silver, Ph.D.

Author of THE HANDBOOK OF RIFE FREQUENCY HEALING
Email me for a pre-publication bulk discount good until Sept. 15!
You can read the intro to the Handbook on my website
http://www.heart-of-healing.com



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