Don't believe claims backed with TEM evidence.
On the other hand, even though a TEM doesn't give accurate results, the CS
could be better than the TEM says it is.
A TEM won't tell you either way.
It quite simply ...doesn't show anything about "CS".
Great for a Paint colloid, worthless for a Silver
"EIS" Hydrosol [being called a colloid].
Whatever was done to get the photos on this page
http://www.msrebel.com/Colloidal%20Silver.htm
Way to GO!
[presuming there is a scale associated with the photos]
The Malvern unit is probably pretty good.
Whatever happens to the dissolved ionic portion of EIS may form very
small particles when it hits the body chemistry, but no one knows for sure
exactly what happens.
Ode
At 09:07 AM 4/4/2006 +0900, you wrote:
If memory serves me, Trem, your company claims that Silvergen generators
make particles within the range this story touts as proven to be
clinically effective. Is that correct?
JBB
On Tuesday, Apr 4, 2006, at 02:23 Asia/Tokyo, Trem wrote:
Here's an article that a customer passed to me.
http://www.physorg.com/news63004522.html
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