Actually adding Gatorade to EIS improves it's absorption since higher concentrations of salts form silver chloride complexes, that are much more soluble than silver chloride's .8 ppm (which goes down to about .2 ppm in diluted stomach acid). How can you say that both silver chloride and particulate portions of EIS are BOTH useless, when that is what you end up with in the stomach? There is plenty of evidence that EIS taken by mouth is extremely effective.
Marshall Robert Berger wrote: > NEVER ADD SALT OF ANY KIND TO A SILVER SOLUTION AS IT WILL CAUSE THE > SILVER IONS TO BECOME SILVER CHLORIDE, AND THAT IS BASICALLY > USELESS. "Ole Bob" :-( > > > You could add some sea salt for that purpose. > > -Raine > > Connie Howard wrote: > > > Would the juice act as an electrolyte? I thought > > electrolyte was more of a saltine type liquid; but I'm not > > really that knowledgeable on this subject. connie > >
