When you are dealing with distilled water and testing pH then the diffrence between acid water and alkaline distilled water is only in the amount of hydrogen ions, if you have a lot more positive hydrogen ions than negative ones then you have an acid, if there are more negative hydrogen ions you have an alkaline. The advantage of alkaline water only comes from the extra electrons that are in it. But your body also needs the extra protons to live.
adding the lemon juice to the water to make CS is probably not a good idea. Yuo will be making various silver compounds then. Only way I know to make water acid or alkaline without adding anythnig to it is with electricity. and if you make the CS with electricity you are creating the alkaline water at one of the electrodes and acid water at the other electrode. Best way to verify much of that what you read is to get a cheap pH meter and check it out yourself. adding lemon juice to distilled water to drink is great but it makes the water acid which is also great, the body needs acid. lemons have alkaline minerals in them and delivering an alkaline mineral to the body in an acidic form is the best way. people always want everything alkaline but the body wants acid too. Acid is a proton donor and protons are the source of life force. so if you drink alkaline water all the time and eat everythnig alkaline you also need to take in some acid to supply the body with protons. People get sick, old and die due to lack of sufficient protons. And you get protons from acid. Apple Cider vinegar, lemon juice, are a couple good ones to get protons from. http://www.h-longevity.net/eng/1.shtml Take care, V > i've read that distilled water only stays alkaline for a very short > period of time and so by the time it's bottled and placed on store > shelves, it's no longer alkaline... i've also read that for the simple > purpose of drinking the water, you can simply add some freshly > squeezed lemon or lime juice to bring some alkalinity back... or to > add some drops of ph solution... innerlight's prime ph product > consists of sodium chloriTe (NOT chloriDe) ion as sodium (5%)... > without getting too much into the chemistry of it all, is this > something that can help out with CS making? is it safe/unsafe? > TIA > dc > -- > 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]> --
