Greetings, all... I've recently updated the Colloidal Silver Database Website to include two additional pages, the first two in an expanding section that some of you might find interesting: Silver Ion Injection via Electrolysis.
The first page simply highlights the conclusions of Dr. Robert O. Becker's work: http://silverdata.20m.com/robertobecker.html The second one explores silver ion injection via electrolysis, but is only the very initial results: http://silverdata.20m.com/silveriondeliver.html Awhile back there was a brief thread about whether to use a conductive gel or not when treating the skin via silver ion injection... It should be known that there are very good reasons for doing so, depending on how much current is being applied to the area. The process is a bit misleading, as there is never any problem with low current and healthy tissues. However, with extremely damaged tissues, even a minute amount of current can burn. Even .3 to .5 milliamps can produce visible damage. Injured tissues have far less electrical resistance than healthy tissues. Using a conductive gel definately helps to manage the current. Any comments on the pages/topic would be very welcome. Also, this morning I purchased the domain: www.silvermedicine.org ( it is currently going through the "registrar" process ). I've designed a new index page that will implemented as I switch webhosts, which shouldn't be for about another month or so. The old website will remain in place as a mirror. Traffic has been steadily increasing since the site went online in February of 2000. http://silverdata.20m.com/index2.html The new design begins to address some of the suggests from listers regarding text formatting. After fighting with DHTML technology for a year, I'm going to back off, despite the incredible power it can afford. If Netscape users maintain at least 10% of the surfer market, I'll continue to build compatible webpages ( I know a few still have not been changed over ). If Netscape users drop down to 5% or less, I'll change the design. We've had 21,334 logged hits so far this year; not bad for a project that operates completely upon attraction, and utilizes absolutely no funds in advertising or any other promotion; not to mention that only a very small handful of brave colloidal silver vendors will link to the website -- in essence, as far as web-presence goes, the site is in competition with vendors who use a host of cross linking methods to improve traffic. On a humorous note, I actually find it very entertaining when colloidal silver product vendors copy a page and duplicate it on their site! For any budding webmasters out there, a trade secret is to always have at least one unique phrase in your text, so that you can easily track down lazy offenders! Upon switching webhosts, I plan on expanding the traffic by about 4X. The bandwidth costs are a bit more affordable. Some of you might be interested in the two key documents I've written in order to theoretically make the research and outreach project legally safe: http://silverdata.20m.com/aidsdocuments.html There are links to Word for Windows documents ( superior ) and html documents ( acceptable ). One of the reasons the research project is so important to me personally: If I can collect significant statistics on specific illnesses, two things can be accomplished: An effective average dose can then be found, and it might be possible to identify the reason for efficacy variances. By addressing a small population sample, different types of silver products can be "proven" as more or less effective -- in the human body. While the research project isn't designed to be a scientific study, it will still be statistically accurate. Once I have the numbers behind the use, I can also draw more cooperative support. On major study programs, I plan to personally oversee all of the initial work, at least 50 cases per studied illness. Then, I plan on turning over the individual research project to those who show an interest who have personally experienced the treatment... On another note, I'm looking for some ethical opinions... I've come to the point where I could certainly use some more advanced equipment, and funds for laboratory testing, ect. At this point, I simply adsorb the costs involved myself, which I have no problem doing... However, the time element is certainly effected. For instance, I plan on filming the difference between a homebrew colloidal silver and Stephen Quinto's new Argentum ( medical use only ) product. The difference in action can actually be visually observed in two fresh cuts ( that is, if I can reproduce my recent experiences discovered quite accidently ). If the experiment is reproduced, it will clearly show the difference between silvers for external use. It has certainly taken time to acquire various equipment to make such filming possible. There will never be a profit motive associated the CS Database Website. In the past year, I've been offered very lucrative deals in developing countries ( incredibly, exclusive marketing rights in very large demographic segments ) as well as a few interesting partnership deals. The whole idea in making a fundamental change in any paradigm is taking resources from an existing system, and transferring these resources to something that exists outside of the system... Only then can real and lasting change be effected that is not fear based and subject to undue control. For instance, a medical license in itself allows the medical system to control medical practioners. Therefore, I have been tossing some ideas around for various projects for a few decades. They all include harnessing extra resources from those who have them, without limiting available resources to those who have less. They all include providing some type of value for contribution where the value itself has nothing to do with original efforts in themselves ( although in this case, of course, the subject matter of the art would be related ). One of the ideas is to provide both high quality silver sculptures, and antaglio/engraved pieces of fine artwork to those who collect such things ( all hand created pieces ). Another is to commission in cooperation with fine artists other visual artwork, such as paintings... Whereby quality and affordable lithographs can be produced. One successful painting, if managed properly, can easily be worth several hundred thousand dollars ( the secret is knowing how to develop the value of the original; not selling the original until it becomes collectable ). In your opinion, would efforts such as these act to damage a not-for-profit effort in any way, in the eyes of the public? Art can be the most powerful tool in human society. However, attaching a dollar sign with something often spells corruption. The question to ask is: Would colloidal silver be damaged or supported by such concepts. Last: Last month, three days of one ounce colloidal silver use ( silverpuppy generated ) eliminated a ten year chronic urinary tract/kidney infection. A serious sinus infection was 60% cleared up with about 20 minutes of sinus irrigation ( Silvergen SG7 Pro ), within about two hours. The infection cleared completely within 72 hours with no further action. I've found with tough sinus infections, the sinuses have to be drained and not just irrigated, by repeatedly irrigating the nasal passageways until both nasal passageways are clear. Kind Regards, Jason -- The silver-list is a moderated forum for discussion of colloidal silver. 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