Nancy/all: Much more silver chloride will form in the stomach upon consuming CS than would form by adding CS into water.
The problem with generating CS using salt, saline solution, or "tap" water is not primarily in the formation of silver chloride. The quality of the end product is disasterous. The problem is that the reaction immediately goes out of control-- not only are vast amounts of silver chloride produced, but also very large silver particles. I wouldn't really want to venture a guess at the total amount of silver contained in eight ounces of such a brew... But I'd imagine such a batch run for five minutes would have at least 10X the silver content of a quality product. I don't believe the candidate is lying, or is part of a conspiracy... I would like to know how he made his silver though. It would be extremely difficult to reach the commonly accepted level of silver accumulation via isolated colloidal silver in such a short time. Jason ----- Original Message ----- From: Nancy-Silverworks To: [email protected] Sent: Thursday, October 03, 2002 9:36 PM Subject: CS>Silver Facts: hints at CS in drinking water Argria and Stan Jones Did anyone else see this reference? Looks like he did either make or mix his CS in drinking water if this is accurate. This definitely could cause formation of silver salts. (The site is pro-CS). Maybe the site owner of SilverFacts is a member here. Sorry for my ignorance if that's the case. See excerpt below. http://www.silverfacts.org/pages/jones.html By Tom Kotynski Great Falls Tribune September 30, 2002 "He started taking the supplement in 1999 in anticipation of Y2K, in the event that such remedies might be in short supply in the wake of an anticipated worldwide computer disruption. He made his own dietary supplement by electrically charging a couple of silver wires in a glass of water. The charge created particles that he mixed with his drinking water." Some people asked for my web addresses regarding Lyme & CS. Here's a couple: http://oikourgos.com/silverworks/cs_info1.html and http://oikourgos.com/trisha/lyme_stories.htm (follow links for "My Lyme Story", etc.) Nancy
