I believe the water is treated rather than actually being magnetized. I don't
have the information handy so until I locate it I can't go into detail. However
i as others have mentioned have treated water with permanent magnets.
And I didn't mean the silver could be magnetized, only the charge in ionic
silver could be disturbed.
Bill
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In a message dated 7/4/05 5:28:00 P.M. Pacific Daylight Time,
[email protected] writes:
In my experience with magnetics I don't see a problem using magnetized water
to make ionic colloidal silver, however to expose ionic cs to a magnetic
field would disturb the electrical charge in the charged particles in the
solution that are drawn to the opposite polarity in an
organism................Bill
Bill, what in the water are you magnetizing? If you have nearly pure H2O, say
99%, and
99.99% silver, how are you going to magnetize anything? Never have I heard
of water
being magnetized, let alone silver! Pete
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