Marshall,
That is interesting: my personal experience is just the opposite. I make high
ppm CS (about 50 to 60 ppm with PWT) that has some color (light tan to quite
yellow) for external use, but my regular clear to straw color CS of about 10 to
18 ppm seems to work for all internal uses. It just could not take care of an
infected wound, though, so I started making higher ppm small batches for such
external problems. And the results when I started using the stronger (and I
would think higher particulate due to the color and stronger TE?) were
dramatic, where my normal CS (clear to very light straw color, low ppm, mostly
with faint TE) just was not addressing the infection.
paula (sol)
P.S. I read Scott's email as referring to some of the over-hyped up websites,
btw, and therefore thought it was both funny and true.
----- Original Message -----
From: Marshall Dudley
That is not necessarily true. What I sell is mostly ionic, but I think that
particulate is better for internal use. Ionic may be better for external use
though.
Marshall
sol wrote:
"If someone says ionic silver is better, that means they sell CS that is
mostly ionic. If someone says particulate silver is better, that means they
sell CS that is mostly particles. Scott, That says it all, very concisely.
Thanks for the great "definition" of ionic vs. particulate/colloidal.paula
