[email protected] : I have always used coral calcium water to make my CS. SOL: > The only thing that should be used to make EIS is pure distilled water. Save > your coral calcium water for drinking. I don't know what all is in your > calcium water so can't say as to danger or not, but when making EIS I want it > pure. ===================
Good catch, Sol! I didn't get that he was MAKING the CS with the calcium water. I was thinking he put it in afterward to raise the pH. For those who don't know, the reason you need to use pure distilled water to make the CS is that DW by definition doesn't contain minerals. Minerals add to the conductivity of the water. When making CS, you want to be able to regulate the amount of current traveling between the silver electrodes. If you have minerals in the water, too much current passes between the wires and then the silver can plate out into the water or come off the electrodes in particles that are too large. This renders the CS useless. I saw this in action first-hand several years ago, during a seminar I gave on Rife technology to a group of health care professionals. I had brought my CS maker with me to show everyone how easy it is to make CS. (This could be especially useful for those who don't have a frequency device to kill microbes.) I asked for "distilled," but the assistant thought I meant alkaline water. So she brought me some excellent alkaline water from the water electrolysis unit they had at the clinic. Well, in about five minutes I saw a gray haze literally streaming off the top of the glass pitcher. Puzzled, I stared at it some more, and then asked, "What kind of water was used for the CS?" The assistant was mortified at her mistake...but it still was a good learning experience anyway, on what NOT to do. Best, Nenah Nenah Sylver, PhD http://www.nenahsylver.com * The Handbook of Rife Frequency Healing * The Holistic Handbook of Sauna Therapy * products and services for wellness
