R.e. MSP, I believe this is what Rosemary Jacobs really beleives she was using in the past; I say this because her site mentions her efforts to testify against MSP at some government hearings about the product. I believe she was working with or on behalf of Public Citizen. Her dedication is admirable to me.
There is perhaps some useful data on MSP on her site; I have not been there in quite some time, but it is worth reading carefully. JBB Frank Key wrote: > > What is "mild silver protein"? > Some producers of colloidal silver add substances to their product to > prevent the particles from settling. When colloids contain particles that > are too large to stay suspended as a result of the mutual repulsive force > protein additives will help to keep the large particles from settling. Knox > gelatin is a common protein additive that is used. This is an animal derived > protein. It is sometimes called "mild protein" or "mild silver protein". > Such additives would not be used in a quality colloidal product because high > quality colloids will not settle. A good analogy would be to tie a balloon > to a brick to keep the brick from sinking. Adding protein to colloidal > silver is also potentially unsafe. Professor Ronald Gibbs discussed this > fact in his booklet "Silver Colloids". He found "mild silver protein" > products that had live bacteria growing on the protein. This can happen when > protein is mixed with colloidal silver because the protein molecules are > large and encapsulate the silver particles which prevents the silver from > reaching the bacteria to in order to kill it. Normally, it would be > impossible for bacteria to live in colloidal silver, but it is common in > products containing protein. Professor Gibbs recommended that such products > should be avoided. > > Here is the quote from Professor Gibbs book concerning use of protein to > stabilize colloidal silver. > > "A fifth sample considered showed fuzzy clusters around silver particles > when viewed in water [Figure 3A]. Because these clusters resembled bacteria, > a special staining technique was utilized to confirm the impurity. The > sample was injected with live cell nucleic acid stain [STYO 13] which is > taken up by live bacteria and shows as bright green when viewed using a 500 > nm-long pass emission filter for fluorescence detection. As suspected, this > fuzzy material fluoresced indicating the material was, indeed, live bacteria > growing on the gelatin that had apparently been used to stabilize the > colloidal silver suspension. In Figure 3A the black dots inside the fuzzy > mass are the silver particles. This sample exhibits the poor quality control > that is totally unacceptable in this type of product. This sample was > removed from further consideration and analysis." > > The above is from the FAQ on silver-colloids.com, link below: > http://www.silver-colloids.com/Papers/FAQ.html > > Professor Gibbs booklet is available for download in pdf format at no charge > at: > > http://www.silver-colloids.com/Pubs/pubs.html#Free%20Booklet > > frank key > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: <[email protected]> > To: <[email protected]> > Sent: Saturday, October 19, 2002 5:45 AM > Subject: CS>Mild Silver Protein > > > Does everyone agree with the following about mild > > silver protein???? > > > > > > > > > > COLL/AG-40, mild silver protein is attenuated silver > > that has been broken down into it microscopic > > particles which are .001 microns in diameter, > > electrically charged, and are in a colloidal state, > > bound with a mild silver protein, EDTA which is a > > chelating agent. It has been re-engineered from the > > early 1900s with a state of the art space age > > technology. It is nitrate and nitrate free and has a > > balanced ph. COLL/AG-40, mild silver protein is > > non-toxic and now due to the 1994 HATCH ACT is a > > nutritional mineral supplement. > > > > Why our Brand of COLL/AG Mild Silver Protein? > > > > There is considerable information concerning colloidal > > silver if one wishes to read. There is also > > considerable misinformation concerning colloidal > > silver which tends to confuse someone who has not > > taken the time or does not want to make an in-depth > > study of colloidal silver. Therefore, let me try to > > summarize the information so one can tell a good > > product from a bad product. First colloidal silver > > should be a yellow color with a small particle size. > > If it is made properly, light will reflect a yellow > > color but if it is made as most competitors make it > > the particle size is not small enough to reflect a > > yellow light and it will be a clear color. Regardless > > of what those who make clear colloidal silver product > > say it should be yellow. If one does not know how to > > make it yellow, he does not know how to make it > > properly. Those who do know how to make it yellow are > > not going to tell someone how to improve their methods > > of manufacture to show and prove it to them. We have > > photographed about 23 competing companies with a > > 90,000 power electron microscope and all clear > > products that we photographed were large particle > > colloids. If someone is making it a yellow color, then > > the particle size should be acceptable but they need > > to also incorporate the next two items. > > > > Second, colloidal silver should be chelated with a > > mild protein base or it can't be assimilated properly. > > Plain colloidal silver is an inorganic product that is > > repulsed by the colon walls and cannot get into the > > blood stream unless it is chelated with a free amino > > acid in the digestive tract. All minerals are chelated > > in some form before one takes the mineral for better > > assimilation. When it is chelated it can be utilized > > or excreted depending on the needs of the body. > > Inorganic minerals are hard on the body causing > > hardening of the arteries, etc. and should never be > > taken in volume. Most (about 85%) of chelated > > colloidal silver is excreted within about three weeks, > > but acts to stimulate the immune system during this > > period of time. > > > > Third, all colloidal silver must be energized for it > > to stay in solution. This can be done several ways but > > the method of energizing is very important and has a > > direct affect on the effectiveness of the colloidal > > silver. Most companies charge the silver by making a > > coil and putting either an AC or DC charge in the coil > > and then passing the colloidal silver solution through > > the coil. This is not a satisfactory method of > > charging as it puts the wrong type of electrical > > charge on the product. This type charge is easy to > > accomplish but leaves a charge that is repulsed by the > > body as it is a sign wave and not the proper type > > charge. Our silver is charged two ways. First, we use > > a light charge under specific conditions, time, and > > color. Second, we utilize a patented method of > > therapeutic charging. Our manufacturer is the only > > manufacturer licensed to utilize his methods and he > > has the only patented method that produces a proven > > therapeutic charge in a solution. This adds to the > > effectiveness of the product and you may not only get > > the benefits of the colloidal silver but you get the > > benefits of the therapeutic charge as well as the > > Bovis energy from the light charge. This patented > > charge is a Scalar energy which is directed into the > > solution through his process. This is why he received > > his patent. > > > > Finally, the silver is made in a clean room with > > filters, UV lights, ozone, washing methods and > > steralizing techniques proprietary to our operations > > to maintain a sterile and a high quality product. > > > > > > > > __________________________________________________ > > Do you Yahoo!? > > Y! Web Hosting - Let the expert host your web site > > http://webhosting.yahoo.com/ > > > > > > -- > > The silver-list is a moderated forum for discussion of colloidal silver. > > > > Instructions for unsubscribing may be found at: http://silverlist.org > > > > To post, address your message to: [email protected] > > > > Silver-list archive: http://escribe.com/health/thesilverlist/index.html > > > > List maintainer: Mike Devour <[email protected]> > >
