[email protected] wrote: > In a message dated 10/9/2001 5:06:46 PM Eastern Daylight Time, > [email protected] writes: > > Marshall: I found at least one reference that stipulates that swimming > pool water can be cleansed with 40 PPB CS and 300 PPB copper. Assuming > a reasonable safety margin for both the CS and copper, we're probably > talking about 10-20 PPB CS as still being somewhat active at least to > prevent bacterial growth. That would constitute a dilution of about > 200X-400X, or as low as a quarter ounce of 4 PPM CS in a gallon of > water. Certainly still in the ballpark of a non-homeopathic CS > concentration. Roger
Yes. As I have pointed out before, if the CS kill rate exceeds the pathogen multiplication rate, it will not be able to survive in the long term. In nearly pure water there is so little nutrients for anything to consume, the multiplication rate will be extremely low, thus very small amounts of CS would be required. What I was referring to is the statement that shaking it up will make it stronger. That is typical of how a homeopathic is made, dilute and shake. Marshall
