[email protected] wrote: > In a message dated 7/12/2005 11:30:38 AM Mountain Daylight Time, > [email protected] writes: > > Thanks for sharing about your iontophoresis. Fascinating. > EIS works well as the electrolyte. > It may be possible to improve on it, though, with some > addition of DMSO. > > Can someone tell me what EIS is? > > > That is what we make here by putting two silver electrodes in > distilled water and running a current through it. It is typically 80% > to 90% ionic silver and 10% to 20% colloidal silver. > BTW, I am new to this list. I was directed her when I voiced concerns > on another list about silver machines due to expertise that frequented > here. I was considering purchasing a colloidal silver generator then > after lookin further into it I got more confused than ever as to which > kind of product to purchase. It was the following site that threw me > for a loop. Can anyone expound and explain sliver protien as compared > to colloidal silver and why I should or should not beleive this site. > Thanks - Barbara International Pharmaceuticals Silver Protein Natural > Antibiotic - Advanced Col
Silver protein, also know as mild silver protein is often hawked by companies because they do not want to take the time and effort to make high quality EIS, which is stable, reliable, and does not cause argyria. What they are doing is making a suspension of silver by putting it with a protein, basically a geletan or agar, to keep it in suspension. However since the protein ties the silver up, it loses 95% of so of it's effectiveness, so instead of 5 to 20 ppm of silver being highly effective, they have to jack the silver load up to 200 to 500 parts per million. And even then, the silver often lacks effectiveness to even keep the protein in the product from becoming loaded with bacteria. And it has been implicated in a number of cases of argyria due to the high silver content, and lack of colloid. I would not touch the stuff. Marshall
