Re: Colloidal Silver Recipe

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In a message dated 10/9/00 6:56:15 PM Pacific Daylight Time, RebTam88@...

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<< MAKE YOUR OWN COLLOIDAL SILVER

Buy from Radio Shack an electrical transformer ($19.99):

13.5/30v

1000mA

Radio Shack

Also at Radio Shack purchase 2 Alligator Clips

(couple dollars)

Cut the plug off the end of the cord (not the end that plugs into the wall

--

the other end). Then take that end andcut it into two wires -- separating

the ends back about 8 to 12 inches so you have two & quot;plastic & quot;

wires. Strip

the ends and attach the Alligator Clips.

That's the main part o >>

Thanks Tami,

That sounds just about easy enough for me to try!

Carol

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In a message dated 10/9/2000 7:40:08 PM Pacific Daylight Time, Cah819@...

writes:

<< Thanks Tami,

That sounds just about easy enough for me to try!

Carol >>

Good and Good Luck!! We make a pitcher full every day and totally love it!!

Thanks, Tami

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I am curious why there is such a short shelf life with this. Also why can't

it be in plastic bottles? The ones I buy we keep for weeks, buying in bulk,

and we get them in plastic bottles.

Pam

Spokane WA

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In a message dated 10/12/2000 7:32:19 PM Pacific Daylight Time,

YaprDaprDo@... writes:

>

>

> I am curious why there is such a short shelf life with this. Also why can't

> it be in plastic bottles? The ones I buy we keep for weeks, buying in bulk,

> and we get them in plastic bottles.

> Pam

> Spokane WA

>

>

Hi! I really don't know... my Chiropractor had the recipe and I just typed

it in here for the list. There are numerous websites and one of them might

have the answer to this. Also, this is very inexpensive compared to the

stuff you purchase so they might be adding something to lengthen the shelf

life that would also explain the $30 cost for a few ounces.... Hope that

helps some??? Thanks, Tami

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I can't recommend anyone to make colloidal silver this way, described

below, just because it isn't true colloidal silver. If you are using

ordinary tap water to make it, the silverparticles will react with

all the other kinds of minerals and stuff in the water, forming

silverclouride, silveroxide, silversalts etc... this kind of 'CS'

should only be used externally, not internally.

True colloidal silver is clear and at most it will have a slight

yellow tone, but clear is the best (at about 10 PPM). You should only

make colloidal silver with distilled water, good distilled water!!

Then there is a lot of different ways of making CS, I can't recommend

doing it with straight DC without any current limitation, there is

some other good ways to do it: Current regulated DC (0.7mA), pulsed

DC, HVAC...

You have a lot to learn about CS, but it's well worth it. Take your

time and learn from other users at:

http://clubs.yahoo.com/clubs/colloidalsilver

/s

> Hi! Here's the Colloidal Silver Recipe -- and you can make a large

pitcher

> of it for pennies, while a small bottle in herb stores is

$25.00+. :+)

>

> MAKE YOUR OWN COLLOIDAL SILVER

> Buy from Radio Shack an electrical transformer ($19.99):

> 13.5/30v

> 1000mA

> Radio Shack

>

> Also at Radio Shack purchase 2 Alligator Clips

> (couple dollars)

>

> Cut the plug off the end of the cord (not the end that plugs into

the wall --

> the other end). Then take that end andcut it into two wires --

separating

> the ends back about 8 to 12 inches so you have two " plastic "

wires. Strip

> the ends and attach the Alligator Clips.

>

> That's the main part of the project. Then you need to purchase two

small

> pieces of pure silver. Make sure it's .999 fine and not sterling.

(sterling

> silver has 7% copper).

> The silver will cost about $8 an ounce. (We got two pieces for a

total of

> $16).

>

> Get a pencil or other solid lengthy object and tie the two ends

with

> alligator clips onto the pencil. Get a glass jar and fill it with

water.

> Clip the two silver pieces with the alligator clips. Set the

pencil on the

> top of the jar with the silver pieces hanging into the water. Make

sure the

> alligator clips don't touch the water -- that only the silver is in

the

> water.

>

> Plug the transformer in and watch.

>

> It takes about 4 to 8 minutes to make a batch of cloudy colloidal

silver

> (depending on the size of water container).

> When you're finished, unplug and wipe residue off the silver.

>

> You now have COLLOIDAL SILVER!!!!

>

> Drink it as is or put it in juice. It will keep for about 2 days

out of the

> light but not in the refrigerator. Store in glass container (not

plastic).

>

> Email if you have any questions!!

> Tami (RebTam88@a...)

>

>

>

> << Tami -

> Me too - Could you just post it to the List?

> Carol

> Tami,

> I would love the recipe you have. I mentioned to a friend of

mine that I

> was

> taking it at my 25th ann. party. She said her husband was making

it! I

> never

> even knew. But it would be interesting to see if I could start

my own.

> Thanks

> Pam

> Spokane WA >>