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How I make Colloidal Silver for personal use
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Everyone agrees on .9999 silver(wire, a Maple), distilled water. A few say heat the water, several say agitate or keep the water moving in the glass container by whatever means. A laser or PPM meter to measure. The power source and maybe a resistor added seems to be the most widely varying thing i've seen.
I have most varieties of power sources available but how many volts and amps should a person use to hopefully end up with small particles(that's the goal, right?)?
Quoting: SPUD I've read anywhere from 14 to 27 volts dc with .5 mA current for nano silver and about 100,000 volts ac with .5 mA current for silver mineral. For nano silver I would think you would need to make a higher ppm batch and run it through a filter to get small .008 nanometer particles. I just make sure my particles aren't larger than the wavelength of light, because it becomes an amber color when it does. Nice clear water look is what you want.
Used on Horses with Pink eye, daughter with ear infections when nothing else worked. Doctor was not cheap, neither was anti-biotic, didn't do shit.
Strep throat was a big problem in Hutchinson Kansas for years on end. My daughter was one of the few that did not have a problem.:Homer Tepco: I guess I should have clarified, amber color is fine for external use but I wouldn't ingest it, though it would still take many many years until you turn blue. Though the problem with larger particles when you ingest it, is over time (many many years) it can build up in your feet and cause foot pain. It took Paul Karason 17 years to turn blue, but he was using filtered tap water and adding salt to speed up the process and ingesting way too much. Though even with a very small particle size, the nano silver still binds with molecules in the blood stream. You should only take it when needed, and use it responsibly. I'm a firm believer in nano silver but I still wouldn't ingest any silver water that isn't clear. You can still make clear 20 to 30 ppm nano silver if it is made right.
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