MessageHi Bob:
I coined the term Electrically Isolated Silver several years ago.
There were quite a few reasons for doing so. We received ( and still do )
quite a bit of correspondence from people very new to the CS world who quickly
become very confused about the different products available under the name
"colloidal silver", "ionic silver", even "atomic" or "monoatomic" silver. We
wanted to make an accurate distinction between silver compounds and true
isolated silver products.
Technically, Electrically Ionized Silver is not accurate.
Isolated Silver does not have to be created via electrolysis, nor does it have
to necessarily be ionic. A true silver colloid made via chemical reaction or
laser production also fits the true defination of EIS: Electrically Isolated
Silver.
In fact, I originally borrowed part of the term by doing cursory research on
particulate silver created with high powered lasers.
Mesosilver, as an example, is an electrically isolated silver product, with a
higher particulate content than ionic content. It's the charge characteristics
AND the chemical make-up that define an isolated silver.
Naming something accurately is an extremely powerful thing. As they say:
"Nomen Est Omen" - The name is the destiny.
Consider the fact that a UCLA researcher recorded the "wavelength" of silver,
and reproduced this electric "signature" using a gas discharge tube. When he
emitted this wavelength into a petri dish filled with bacteria, the bacteria
were killed just as if the bacteria had come into contact with silver ions.
In our pursuit for the most biologically effective silver product, we seek
isolated silver in its truest form possible with the highest possible
ogliodynamic properties.
Best Regards,
Jason
----- Original Message -----
From: bob smith
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Sent: Tuesday, July 13, 2004 11:39 AM
Subject: Re: CS>EIS
I have seen it used on this site a number of times. It was supposed to stand
for electrically isolated silver. I am by no means an authority in any
technical area but to me it stands for electrically ionized silver. It has
been pointed out that what we are generating is not Colloidal Silver. I am not
the author of that position either. Bob Smith
P.S. I've been meaning to ask you if my shipment arrived O.K.? I wasn't
worried about it giving you indigestion as I knew you would have plenty of
CS/EIS to take care of it
----- Original Message -----
From: Medwith, Robert
To: 'cs'
Sent: Tuesday, July 13, 2004 10:34 AM
Subject: CS>EIS
What is EIS
Bob
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