Dear Ingrid,
You said:
<<To smoke. ( figures coming from a x-stoner ) i dipped a Newport 100 in CS
with about the ppm of 4-6. i let it air dry for roughly 24 hours. i removed the
filter and smoked. (great way to get emphysema over night huh. maybe the cs in
it will counter act it) after smoking it i felt extremely light headed probably
because of the filter missing and then for about 30-40 seconds i felt kind of
disassociated. and then nothing. this CF got me thinking. how would you get CS
directly to the lung. then as i was in the middle of a cigarette i came up with
smoke it. atoms are the building blocks of life. i thought building blocks.
buildings are made of building blocks. if they were broken apart and
reconstructed into something else it would be the same just altered. so
basically i tried to unlock the code of the construction of a silver atom to
reconstruct it so to speak to fit my porpose all though i don't have CF. but
what the hay.>>
** Let's think about this for a minute. A cigarette is dipped in an ionic
or colloidal silver solution and dried overnight. You are left with silver
particles clinging to your cigarette. Now, you light the cigarette. You
inhale. Where's the vehicle for the silver ions? Is it the smoke? What
happens to the ions when they come in contact smoldering fire? Is silver so
stable that nothing changes it? What happens to the particles that are burned?
I think you are going to accidentally kill or maim yourself someday. You may
want to leave the experimenting to those with some ability to properly
speculate outcomes.
Do you want to treat your lungs with CS? Use a nebulizer. There is plentry
of info on how to do that in the archives.
Regards,
Catherine
