Although I am not privy to how it is actually made, I suspect that it is made by adding a silver compound to a protein, like silver nitrate to gelatin.
Marshall [email protected] wrote: > Hello Ole Bob I can assure you the last thing I want to do is make MSP > colloidal silver. But simply as a matter of interest I would like to > know HOW its made. Of course, Invive, the main promoters of MSP tell > us nothing. I've done dozens of google searches but can't find > anything useful. A while back I found a site selling MSP by the gram. > I assumed this was some kind of MSP powder. I think it was about $350 > for 30g, but as usual it revealed nothing about how the base silver is > reduced to particles. I'm puzzled why the production method is such a > big secret. Is it patented? Normally on the internet you can find the > formula for anything in about 2 minutes. David > From: Robert Berger <[email protected]> > Date: 9 May 2006 5:53:16 AM > To: [email protected] > Subject: Re: CS>Mild Silver Protein Production. > > > David, why fiddle around with silver proteins? Are you looking for > argyira? > "Ole Bob" > > > Hi. > > Does anyone know exactly how mild silver protein is made? I know > it's silver particles coated in something like gelatin, but how are > the actual silver particles produced? Are they pulverised or ground? > Are they dissolved by acid? Are they pure silver, or are they > crystals of silver nitrate or something else? I've tried googling for > this but can't find anything very informative. > > Regards > David >
