I use a fish pump to stir CS in the making, it works great ! I get clear CS that stays clear , and I have pushed it to 35ppm (hanna meter) and it still is the same clarity, and a good taste. My normal batch in 2 qt jar is 10 t0 15 ppm..and it works very well. Be sure to use a bubble stone on the end of the little hose.. Tel Tofflemire Phoenix, AZ
"JD's Nutritelligencia Institute of N.America" wrote: > > > I also thought I remember Marx advocating the use of some tap water as > a starter many moons ago. I was thinking of using some baking soda in > my next batch just to see how the production process differs. Perhaps > it will speed up production. Is it possibile that CO2 from the > bicarb may influence the production? > > Has anyone tried "stirring" their CS in production by using an > aquarium pump to circulate the water? I had a problem with my 15kv > 60milliamp HVAC unit creating too much heat at the top of the reaction > vessel, with concommitant buildup of condensation on the lid (and > excess stress to the grommets holding my electrode plugs). The air > pump method produces a temperature homogeneous product that requires > no delays in shutting down to stir. This system dissipates or > prevents excessive condensation. This definitely speeds up the > process of production for my system. I am curious about the addition > of bicarbonate-sodium. I know some electrode configurations I use > produce an acidic solution, whereas some do not. > > I believe I originally ran across the air pump stirring method after > reading an email from Jon Brooks MD. Was he the guy who would always > add these dancing cats or something of the sort to his email > postings....and was removed from the list after being warned several > times? Anyway, he claimed that his extremely low voltage DC (i think > it was around 6 to 8 volts if i remember correctly) produced excellent > CS when bubbled with ambient air via aquarium pump. Dr Jon Brooks had > previously proclaimed his faith in an extremely high voltage system. > (what a flip-flop) The extremely high voltage system (which was > supposed to be in line for some type of patent for its unprecendented > efficacy) utilized a million volts HVAC, which he believed at the time > to be the Holy Grail of CS. Apparently the hype failed to yield the > hope. Dr Jon Brooks lost faith in the million volt system and > embraced the 6 ! or 8 volt DC with aquarium pump. Perhaps someone > more technicapable can determine whether the air bubbled process > produces better performing CS (or perhaps someone already has, I have > been off the list for a spell). I simply think it makes my process > easier, safer, and quicker. Am I introducing toxic air pollutants > into my product? (especially in conjunction with 15kvolt 60milliamps > AC?) > > Has anyone experienced excellent therapeutic benefits with those > suffering from GERD? I think that is what they call that gastro > esophogeal reflex disorder or whatever. A recent visitor complained > of this disorder with a history of over a year duration...other family > members residing at the same locale also suffered. He consumed > approximately 6 ounces of 10 ppm CS produced with the 15kvolt system. > Although he was originally quite skeptical, he noticed instant > relief. He started consuming small quantities (1-2 ounce) on his own > every few days after he thought it started to show signs of returning > a week later. He insisted that we make enough product to send his > mother a half gallon (i overheard him tell his mom that he no longer > suffered from the GERD ever since drinking this silver catalyzed > water). > > jd (please forgive me if i am rehashing old stories) > > > > > > > ----------------------------------------------------------------------- > Get your FREE download of MSN Explorer at http://explorer.msn.com > -- 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
