R.e. individiual physiology: at present, I think, only non-protocol medicine such as Omura's O-Ring test offer a means of observing the reactions of a substance on an individual. Various other kinds of applied kinesiology may prove useful also. Omura's method is typically restriced to MD.'s, but one can learn to do self-testing. . . .
Frank Key wrote: > > Jason wrote: > > > > > I always enjoy revisiting particulate silver. > > > > Francis, we've established the basis of your theories, once again, and > > revisited the ole silver chloride issue; the thorn in ionic silver's back, > > so to speak. > > > > I'm interested in knowing your opinion, and the basis thereof, on how much > > more effective you believe Mesosilver to be than an above average "ionic" > > silver -- say ASAP or SilverKare or even Colloid Australia? > > > > If you have a product that is 10PPM @ 90% ionic, meaning there would be > > about 1 PPM silver particles, do you believe your product would be 3X more > > effective? 8X more effective? > > > > Second, I am curious how you explain, and your feelings concerning, Brooks > > Bradley's report which indicated an equal effectiveness of your colloidal > > silver and Natural Immunogenics... given Brooks' level of integrity and > > certainly a great deal of commitment to unbiased research? > > It is our belief that the effectiveness is predicated on "particle surface > area". In this context, effectiveness is defined as the colloid's ability to > interact with its environment. > Particle surface area increases as: > * particle concentration goes up > * particle size goes down > > You can find references in Ronald Gibbs book pertaining to particle surface > area that confirms what is stated above. > > Comparing results from various products can get quite difficult to quantify. > While the theory is solid, it is not clear to me the extent to which results > have a linear relationship to increasing particle surface area. The > relationship may be non-linear and dependent on individual physiology. > > frank key > > -- > 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]>
