Re: Colloidal silver generator?

John Woodgate wrote:
>
> I read in sci.electronics.design that Mike Monett <no@xxxxxxxx> wrote
> (in <4256D419.2E26@xxxxxxxx>) about 'Colloidal silver generator?', on
> Fri, 8 Apr 2005:
> >Also, we need silver ions to go in the solution. That's the only thing
> >that kills pathogens.
>
> Didn't you just post about silver ions being converted to the insoluble
> chloride in the stomach? Or was that someone else?
> --
> Regards, John Woodgate

Nah, I've been lurking to see what kind of things people post and how
much of that is traceable to Frank's misinformation.

The truth is very little silver reaches the stomach as ions. If you drink
from a bottle containing cs, it turns purple. The saliva on your tongue
has very similar composition to blood, except it doesn't contain
hemoglobin.

But it contains some 200 different proteins, and about one-third are
metalloproteins. A metalloprotein allows the body to transfer ions to
where they are needed. Hemoglobin is also a metalloprotein, but it
transfers oxygen without combining with it, which would be fatal.

The purple color is clearly not silver chloride, since that substance is
white until it is exposed to light.

The purple color only occurs when silver ions come in contact with saliva
from humans or animals, such as cats. If you add cs to their bowl of
drinking water, it quickly turns purple from the same reaction.

To learn more about metalloproteins, see Fred Peschel's report at

http://www.health2us.com/transport.htm

So you see, John, everyone is against Frank Key. Nobody buys his
arguments on silver chloride.

Steve Quinto and Fred Pschel provide convincing arguments that Mesosilver
doesn't work, ions are the only thing that kills pathogens, and
metalloproteins explain how they enter the body.

Does that help?

Mike Monett
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