Re: One more time, single particle silver solutions DO NOT exist

Thank you for replying, however there is much to be desired, just because you cannot see air, does not mean it does not exist. Just because you are UNAWARE of a new technology does not mean it does not exist. They have Certification form ALS Enviormental reporting confirming the High PPM along with confirmation of the metal content. For example Iridium one of the hardest metals, they were able to detect it and again confirm the High PPM.

For you to say Dogmatically that the technology does not exist to make atom particles is wrong, you should state that you are not aware of the technology.

Bogus Science?

With terminal cancer survivors that were supposed to die in 2006 and yet they are actually found on facebook today?

If something works, it works.

I have searched the archives as well and the arguement is simple:

There are no known instruments that can detect atoms in distilled water.

The only method that comes close is the ICP Spectrometer test that uses a Plasma Flame that coagulates the particle (binds up together) so that they can then be deteced.

Again, just because you cannot see air, does not mean it does not exist, just because you do not know the technology that has not been disclosed to you or anyone else does not mean it does not exist.

In doing the reseach on a monatomic paraticle, a monatomic particle has been reported to simple mean: It spins in the opposite direction of a normal atom, that in its self does not prove or disprove the existance of a monatomic particle.

It is possible for paraticles to spin in the opposite direction at the atomic level however Science has not been able to disprove the agruement.

1 Atom per molecule? As they at gold2live.com explained to me, the atoms are attached to the water molecule, forsaking the use of chemicals. Againg your "Good gief" comment is another form of redicule.

I can understand why you are doing everything in your power to discredit this company, you simple can not compete with the Purity, the PPM, and the particle size. Tweet