Re: Re: Colloidal silver 'brown'...coffee filter??

[Guest guest]

Your filter was adding contaminants from dyes, bleaches used in

manufacture.

You are making a better product now.

Chuck

I'm a very modest person. And damn proud of it.

On 11/26/2010 10:51:18 PM, Yunno (yunnokoslo@...) wrote:

> Greetings, I have been making CS for years always straining it by coffee

> filter. It would sometime turn golden after a few days or so, but since I

> stopped using the filter it does not turn nearly as golden if at all. So

> you all have notice the same result, yes. What is with the filter

> effect??

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> > I have been making CS using distilled water and 1.2ma constant current.

> To make one gallon

[Guest guest]

No, I've never filtered.

Contamination can come from most anything, so the LESS you do to

improve, the better.

Don't drink directly from your brew chamber (minute spittle particles

will screw up your next batch as well as this one).

Don't go washing the brew chamber, (soap residue will contaminate).

If silver particles form and drop off during brewing, simply decant

your clear CS by pouring off the clear CS.

If you feel the need to clean the chamber, rinse with distilled water.

Been making my CS for over 10 years, never threw any away.

What works for me is an ounce daily prophylactically.

It's much easier to prevent than to recover.

Chuck

I'm writing a book. I've got the page numbers done.

On 11/27/2010 9:32:38 AM, Yunno (yunnokoslo@...) wrote:

> That makes sense,

> don't know why I did not think of that years ago.

> Chuck, do you use any filter type now. I make Ultra small Particle, so there

is nothing to filter on that one. However if I let the regular CS machine run it

may get some clumping on the rods that fall to the botton, but it is not a big

deal. Do you filter?

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> > > Greetings, I have been making CS for years always straining it by

> coffee

> > > filter. It would sometime turn golden after a few days or so, but

> since I

> > > stopped using the filter it does not turn nearly as golden if at all.

> So

> > > you all have notice the same result, yes. What is with the filter

> > > effect??

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[Guest guest]

Hi Vicki, Thanks a lot for responding to by request. I've read some about Iontophoresis. At this point I'm trying to figure out how to get a device that will do this. At rexresearch.com they have a diagram of one I assume used by Becker, but I do not understand what the components are yet..On the internet there are a variety of ones for sell anywhere from  $250 on up. Do you or anyone else know if these can be used with silver? I know that Dr.Becker was using a very specific voltage & all...........Thanks again!!!......BorisFrom: sharing_health <sharing_health@...>Subject: Re: Colloidal silver

'brown'...coffee filter?? Date: Monday, November 29, 2010, 12:19 PM

 

Hi Joe:

As I understand it, Becker's procedure is to apply ionic silver directly into a wound through electricity, thereby producing embryonic stem cells and then reconstructing the cells - and it works! Love the idea if I had a very serious wound I would seek it out. Becker probably is responsible for the first stage of re-popularizing the idea of ionic-colloidal silver in the medical field.

Years later, C. Beck (Bob Beck)was the first to bring it to the people and make it possible for everyone to cheaply and simply make ionic silver in their homes. A wondrous gift to us all to be able to have it so readily accessible for topical and internal applications.

Warm regards,

Vicki

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