Hi Mike:
> Before Jason jumps on this and > claims it was something to do with structured water, I attribute it > to an unusual pattern of convection currents that happened to keep > most of the anions and cations away from their respective electrodes > so they couldn't combine to form oxides. I've always been interested in the possible application of flow forms with CS production. Regarding structured water, either extreme pressure, temperature, electromagnetic influence, or scalar waves would be required to attempt structure the water. Bob Berger documented numerous instances where the viscosity of the end sol was changed via the HVAC brewing method; the famed "wetter water" scenario. I was not greatly impressed with the particle dispersion in such a brew, however; it was obvious, however, that crystalline structures were forming in the water. > [...]> > >> Despite Jason's comments on using low-ppm cs, I definitely find > >> high ppm ionic cs much more effective than the 5 to 10 ppm stuff > >> from the typical 3 nines. It only makes sense that a stronger cs > >> will have greater effect. My comments regarding the low-ppm are dependant upon product quality. With the 3/4 nines, without any sort of current limiting, when you approach 10PPM+ the brew really begins to degrade. I have never seen any evidence of a product greater than 15 PPM produced via home brewing working more effectively than high quality, lower PPM product. At this point, we'd be dealing only with the idea of titration in the body. If you have to pump up the PPM to be effective, you're going back in time. If you're pumping up the PPM with refined brewing methods, that's something entirely different. I wouldn't believe that a 40 PPM home brewed CS is more effective, and I've viewed enough comparison time kill studies to get a pretty good idea of effectivness ranges. Higher PPM is better, provided that the end product quality is not sacrificed. Why not drink more "CS water", perhaps even modify the PH of the end sol to have an alkalizing effect on the body at the same time. You'll be assisting the body's elimination system and improving the potential for cell hydration at the same time. In my book, it's a wiser strategy. I agree that degraded electrodes negatively influence CS production, which is why I'm personally fanatical about cleaning electrodes after each and every use. I actually polish them, if I am able to do so. Best Regards, Jason -- The Silver List is a moderated forum for discussing Colloidal Silver. Instructions for unsubscribing are posted at: http://silverlist.org To post, address your message to: [email protected] Silver List archive: http://escribe.com/health/thesilverlist/index.html Address Off-Topic messages to: [email protected] OT Archive: http://escribe.com/health/silverofftopiclist/index.html List maintainer: Mike Devour <[email protected]>
