The allopathic method of making CG is to take a gold compound, such as gold cyanide, and react it so that the gold is reduced and forms a colloid. This can make high concentration CGm, but the problem is that it is not pure, there will be other chemicals left over.
Marshall Ted Windsor wrote: > Hi marshall: > The method you relate to, I believe was not available during the 1920 > when they used colloidal gold for heart problems? > Blessings > Ted > > "Medwith, Robert" wrote: > >> Yes I know I am looking for what voltage they use for this >> process If I knew this I could buy the right voltage coilBob >> -----Original Message----- >> From: Marshall Dudley [mailto:[email protected]] >> Sent: Thursday, March 14, 2002 10:56 AM >> To: [email protected] >> Subject: Re: CS>Colloidal Gold >> You cannot make CG with electrolysis. You have to use evaporation >> or sputtering. I.E. a high voltage electrical arc or spark. If >> done above water, you will get nitric acid as well unless a blanket >> of helium, argon, or carbon dioxide is employed. >> >> Marshall >> >> "Medwith, Robert" wrote: >> >> > >> > >> > Any one out there know what voltages / currents are used to make >> > Colloidal Gold >> > I am a CS silver user and would like to try CG but it is very >> > expensive >> > >> > SICKLEAVE >>
