Speaking of Pseudomonas and E Coli etc., I don't if this relates, but a customer of mine who is an Optometrist has one of my "simple" generators (three 9 volt batteries direct to silver rods) and he made a batch of 10ppm or so with it, and had a lab do testing for E Coli, Staph Epidermidis, Staph Aureus, Pseudomonas Aeruginosa and Streptococcus Group A (Strep Pyognes).
To 1ml of a 1/2 McFarland in falcon tubes, they added 1 drop of H2O as a Control and 1 drop of the Silver as a test. They incubated approx. 2 hours and came up with the following... Control Group... E Coli - Growth S Epi - ppt. Growth S Aureus - Growth Ps Aer - Growth S. Grp A - Growth Test Group E Coli - NO Growth S Epi - NO Growth S Aureus - NO Growth Ps Aer - NO Growth S. Grp A - NO Growth In the good DR.'s own words "I can't vouch for all the claims that Colloidal Silver does, but I can say that it killed these 5 different Bacteria and did a good job of it.". Yours in health, James Allison ----- Original Message ----- From: Marshall Dudley To: [email protected] Sent: Wednesday, October 02, 2002 11:07 AM Subject: Re: CS>Re: CS and protazoas [email protected] wrote: Hi Marshall, Can you provide any additional information on what did not work? What form was the CS, how was it administered, and what did it not help? >>>>>>>>>>>>> After treating known organisms which included bacterias, parasites and fungal infections all were unaffected by the CS! ALL! The CS was made using a SilverGen and with double distilled water. The CS was measured using a meter CS was given to birds and animals with knowm parasites such as Nematode roundworms, Giardia, Hexamita, Flukes etc It is known that CS has no effect on nematodes, worms, flukes and so forth. Use diatomacious earth for them. as well as E.coli, Salmonella sp. Klebsiella, Pseudomonas etc. I am still missing the data on the site of the infection or problem. E. Coli is usually associated with the intestines, which we know that CS typically has no effect in due to the viscosity issue. I am surprised with the salmonella, I have found that CS is very effective on salmonella, the only trick it you have to take it at the first sign of trouble, or at the time the salmonella is introduced. Otherwise it will be in the intestines where CS is pretty ineffective as with E. Coli. I am not familiar with the Klebsiella or Pseudomonas. Once again, I need to know what the disease is they are causing, or at least where they are present. If it is in the intestines, once again I would expect there to be problems with using oral administered CS. I wanted to test the claims I have for so long come to rely on and was very dissapointed with the results! Dosing was administered by way of drinking water, oral dosing by way of a tube. None worked! Subsequent use of Grapefruitseed extract and Olive leaf extract showed far more results in a lesser amount of time and with wider effectiveness! I am not sure any of the problems are any that are expected to be helped by CS. Forget the multicelled creatures, such as worms and flukes, and any problems that are in the intestines, most of the CS never makes it there, and what does will have very low activity due to the medium being solid instead of liquid. Both of these have been discussed here many times in the past. Did you treat anything which was blood borne, or topical? If everything was in the intestines or was a multicelled creature, then you got the results I would expect. Marshall
