I believe that is no colloidal silver or EIS but mild silver protein.  A
completely different thing.  MSP is so ineffective that one has to go up
to the high ppms to get a good response with them, plus they can cause
argyria.

Marshall

Sally Khanna wrote:

> Thanks!  I've been using Innovative Natural Products CS.  500ppm, but
> I only take 5 drops sublingually at a time, 2xday.  sometimes, I mix
> it with water and then add a few drops of peroxide, but it's very
> haphazard and I don't know if it's doing me any good.  Guess I'd
> better get a machine and take a lower dose. This is why I joined this
> list.  You all have been very helpful not only about CS (I've been
> taking CS for many years, only for emergencies previously) but for
> other alternatives, too.  I really appreciate this list. I gave my
> horse (she started a cold) about 1/2 dropperful in her pellets and I
> think it helped, but was giving her Nutribiotic (grapefruitseed
> extract)AM, and Transfer Factor and CS PM.  The trainer thought she
> was fine after two days and started riding her.  Big mistake.  But she
> recovered very well. Sally
>
> Marshall Dudley <[email protected]> wrote:
>
>      Once you exceed a certain ppm, depending on a number of
>      factors such as temperature then the particles crowding
>      together and motion will cause them to clump together beyond
>      a certain ppm.  This is I believe typically is in the range
>      of 7 to 20 or so ppm  Once you get beyond this ppm, then
>      additional ppm will result in larger particles, not more of
>      them.  Larger particles are less easily absorbed, so the
>      effectiveness of CS I believe peaks in the 10 ppm range, and
>      as you go up from there, especially above 20 ppm, the
>      effectiveness when taken internally actually decreases with
>      ppm.
>
>      Marshall
>
>      Sally Khanna wrote:
>
>     > This is something I don't understand.  How does ppm affect
>     > particle size?  Is it because with the higher ppm, the
>     > particles cling together or what happens? Sally
>     >
>     > Marshall Dudley <[email protected]> wrote:
>     >
>     >      No, you should have the better response. The 5
>     >      ppm will have smaller
>     >      particles and thus more of them.
>     >
>     >      Marshall
>     >
>     >      James Allison wrote:
>     >
>     >      > > A shorter brew time means weaker cs. This
>     >      defeats the purpose of
>     >      > > trying to make strong cs that will kill
>     >      tough viruses.
>     >      >
>     >      > I had a quick question, Lets say my friend and
>     >      I both have the same virus,
>     >      > and it has infected us both equally, and both
>     >      of our immune systems are
>     >      > equal as well (my friend must be a clone or
>     >      something?). Anyhow, if my
>     >      > friend takes 2oz of 20ppm CS, and I take a cup
>     >      (8oz) of 5ppm CS, is my
>     >      > friend going to have more success than I at
>     >      getting rid of the virus?
>     >      >
>     >      > -James
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