sprinkled a little borax on the garden,
so that my wife will increase her intake
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things. Liquids in plastic bottles seem especially good at
absorbing scents. But, you can usually discover this
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various other chemicals, (mostly starting with silver nitrate).
http://www.hindawi.com/journals/bca/2008/436458/
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You might also try adding Epsom salt. About 1/3rd as much
as the salt. This combination makes something very close to
saline or tears.
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about 500 grams, 0.011 gram of
silver in that amount of water implies an upper limit
concentration of roughly 22 parts per million, by weight.
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microwaves will generate
high frequency AC current in the water.
Can you go into any detail about whether it is
this current or the increase in water temperature
that will affect the silver nano particles?
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Since silver is a metal, doesn't microwaving it causes sparks?
It is dissolved in water, so no.
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filled a shaker to make room.
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took about 6 months for all my old, childhood scars to
visibly reform into what looks like normal skin. And skin
cells probably turn over a lot faster than bladder cells.
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We should throw a happy bladder party for your wife.
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aving to think about it.
I also add a pinch of salt substitute and a quarter teaspoon
of MSM to each bottle of wine and feel much better on that.
My pressure is usually around 110 over 70, or so.
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rs ago, in Scientific American.
but I may be wrong about that.
You might search for dextromethorphan neuroprotective.
http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/2694543
http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/17848867
http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC1448697/
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shortening recovery time, considerably. This was a
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So, if you think you have had a stroke this is something
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is containing the replication
before it reaches your skin.
Still hurts like hell, though.
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seems like all three should refresh
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d host,
in turn.
Chicken pox, being much less lethal,
and being able to hibernate in infected hosts,
can wait out the birth of a new,
non-immune generation to regenerate itself
by their exposure to an old person
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of shingles
is to jump over a generation of immune humans
to infect a later generation
that has no immunity.
Shingles is chicken pox's way
of patiently waiting
for a new generation
of non-immune hosts.
This has been its survival trick
for thousands of years.
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us is not alive
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on one side
and also why they hurt so much.
It is very important
to quarantine yourself
when you have those painful symptoms
to keep the virus from jumping
to another generation of people.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shingles
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being a mad scientist
doesn't make your ideas wrong.
Just be sure to respect her feedback
about what it feels like is happening,
where you can't look.
If your efforts are working,
she should start to feel better,
in just a few days,
as healing gets going.
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Sorry, but I missed an ingredient in making salt water that
is similar to tears or blood plasma. For each pint of
water, you add a teaspoon of salt and 1/3rd teaspoon of
epsom salt. These should be added after the silver water is
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I am doubtful that DMSO is helping, because you are not
dealing with the penetration resistance of skin. "Hamburger"
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deeper understanding
of exactly what is going on
and how it operates
and what parts of the original trial
were just noise that obscured
the important facts.
On 08/28/2015 08:17 AM, PT Ferrance wrote:
Go find the books of Davis and Rawls.
PT
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I burned through a half dozen
nding different papers, in that search.
So far, no mention of any positive effect of particular pole
polarity.
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y to not let my brain fall out.
But if reasonable scepticism is out of place here, then I
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which side. The silver side healed while the plain water
side got worse.
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what to call the sides of planes through space
that cut across these these loops. Poles are not inherent
parts of magnetic flux. Sounds like religion, to me.
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th of hundreds of gauss. This is outrageous
and could cause death in some people.  5 gauss for short
exposures is a standard even OSHA uses. as a maximum.Â
Hundreds of gauss is something the whole neighborhood could
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rises, the air warms faster than the
liquid in the bottle, so the condensation takes place on the
surface of the water, instead of on the bottle. This has
nothing to do with the few parts per million of silver in
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, they are coated so that no bare metal is in contact
with anything in the jar. They should work, just fine.
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those little $5 meters can answer all those
questions, including is the supply working or burned out.
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group had stopped. Joy
Sorry about that surprise.
If you live in the U.S., and there is a Walmart, anywhere
near, they sell a small, digital multimeter in the
automotive section for about $5. If you don't have one of
these, yet, you should get one.
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a damp paper towel,
to remove anything that might fall off.
If you filter your silver water to remove particles,
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he benefit of experience on the two silver
generators, because I make my own.
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Or just take some CS from your last batch to "pollute"
the distilled water. That should start current flow. Opa
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s and regulator use up a few
useful volts, even at high cell resistance.
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On 03/15/2015 03:03 PM, M.G. Devour wrote:
John Popelish wrote:
Is there some way to post photos and other data files
(schematics and simulation files) about this project,
directly, or must I find some place to put them on the
web and link to them?
You'll need to do the latter. Ther
ed in building a unit.
If the test process demonstrates
an optimal cycle time,
the selector switch
(the most expensive component)
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ogram... however, I'm running Linux, and they don't
seem to be supporting that yet. Short of running Windows in a VM, I'll
have to wait.
I am also running Linux and run the windows version of
LTspice under Wine. Works great.
I also run it under VM, but it is a snoring dog, there
a polarity flipper
circuit. But I still want to see the experimental data that
confirms your experience on this. I am also curious if
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latten out, approximating the DC rate. I want to know
where the corner is, where faster cycles really hurt
production, but slower only degrades the electrodes the way
DC does.
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, if they wish. There is
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but would possibly keep the electrodes
even cleaner,
while improving the electrical efficiency a bit,
which is not a very important factor,
unless you are buying 9 volt batteries to run it.
May be I can add a switch
to choose 2 phase or 4 phase cycles.
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e the reversal time
exceeds some limit,
progress is pretty unaffected
by making the reversal time much longer.
But keeping the reversal time short
improves the cleanliness and life
of the electrodes.
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er application sounds good.
Opa
I'm talking about a circuit
about the size of a box of wooden matches,
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le (in one direction) and the
discharge pulse, in the other direction, though there can be
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ot better than a static solution
or even one that is gently stirred.
Has anyone tried this?
If you go to the archive and look at my early posts,
you will find a pretty good description
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rapid reversals
does keep the electrodes much cleaner
than the unidirectional pulse mode does.
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its lower electrical efficiency
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John Popelish wrote:
" citric acid and citrate ions do not fall into that
class of things, I think.
The only risk would be producing silver ions in a citrate
solution to a very high concentration of silver, which is
possible, since the citrate ions electrically balance t
tions. Too little or too much is
not as good as just right. Too much water is poisonous.
On 02/22/2015 08:24 PM, Ron wrote:
Okay I'll rephrase;
If that followed then one may combine CS with anything that
is in itself non toxic?
I see you left out your original email. Why?
Ron
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On 02/22/2015 07:49 PM, Ron wrote:
If that followed then one may combine CS with anything that
is not in itself non toxic?
Ron
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Citrate
I've been told citrate and citric acid are extremely toxic.
Comments?
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world.
Since its genetics are almost entirely human (with some
virus code thrown in), its biochemistry is very similar to
that of humans and this makes it extremely useful for
medical research.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/HeLa
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(snip)
Nenah
Dolomite rapidly dissolves into metal ions and carbon
dioxide, in stomach acid. You can approximate this process
by placing some in hydrochloric acid, and watch. Vinegar
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s all over my body. Strangely enough, I just had a
Spectra vitamin/mineral blood test and it says my potassium
level is normal? Not sure if I believe this test. Â
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Not unless it says Iodized on the package. I use salt
substitute made by Mortons and it has no iodine.
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Hi John,
Does the potassium salt have iodine in it?
RaVen
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The last time I did this was about 10 years ago.
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Could a RO membrane perform a similar function?
Original message
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(snip)
I think these ideas could be tested by placing a
semipermeable membrane between the electrodes that would
pass silver ions, but have
oidal particles are concentrated.
If this is true, it should be possible to make silver water
with high or low colloidal content, to find out if their
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On 02/15/2015 05:31 PM, Floyd Petri wrote:
*I am extremely happy that so many of you don’t want to
change anything.
(snip)
Well I am keeping this
one short and sweet without any long stuff and see if it
goes through. Just my two cents.*
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Is there a better colloidal silver making list around anywhere?*
I haven't discovered one.
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Muscle cramps are one of the symptoms of low blood potassium.
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Did I read this wrong?
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her sinuses once a day,
>> with my silver water, to get over a sinus infection.
>> Adding a little salt, after it is prepared,
>> and just before use (so that it tastes like tears)
>> makes it feel soothing, instead of like you are drowning.
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silver water, to get over a sinus infection. Adding a
little salt, after it is prepared, and just before use (so
that it tastes like tears) makes it feel soothing, instead
of like you are drowning.
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I started out almost exactly like this, except that I used a
9 volt supply. I think 24 volt sources waste too much
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LOL.
I don't think it is a matter of being a super taster or
having a not sensitive palette. It is a case of specific
chemicals having a strong taste or no taste, at all,
depending on the genetics that built your taste buds.
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taste), but a quarter teaspoon in a cup or a half teaspoon
in a bottle of wine has no taste, as far as I can tell.
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ttle on my dog's meals to help with her
joint damage.
It is nice that there is almost no way to overdose on MSM.
It is less toxic than sugar. A cup a day probably wouldn't
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al by product that does nothing but poison is.
The naturally occurring fluoride is minimal and shouldn't have too much of an
adverse effect on our thyroid. It's the tap water we need to stay away from.
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All are
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requirements for water to
go to the river.
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cies. But what difference? It all goes back to Tam
Gray's question.
From: John Popelish
On 10/09/2014 09:54 AM, Tam Gray wrote:
What exactly is happening to the distilled water in my
jar when the electrodes are applied and the generator is
running which produces colloidal silver?
The elec
ng to find a better way to submerge
the coin. I may try the hole and wire approach, but use a
copper wire and coat the joint and wire with epoxy. Or use
silver wire, as you say, but coat it, so it doesn't lose mass.
Still open to better suggestions.
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mint does this, or the ebay seller did it.
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On 10/10/2014 11:02 PM, Tam wrote:
When I go to the site silverlist.org I get the error "server can not be found".
Please advise.
I got the same thing, but still the mail list operates.
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hanges
the size distribution of the colloidal particles produced,
but this is just a conjecture, at this point.
I am pretty sure the current per electrode area also affects
the size distribution.
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might dissolve in water.
e.g.
http://www.ebay.com/itm/EISCO-Qualitative-Filter-Paper-15cm-Pack-of-100-/271215252940
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a day or two. It reminds me of the liquid metal robot
healing itself in the Terminator movie.
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acid/base strength? They use different chemistry.
Regardless, it is a useful observation that test papers can
contaminate the solution being tested.
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over a decade, with only one battery change.
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