Re: Ionic or colloidal silver?

i dont know about objective, but i am a pretty trustworthy subject, even if i say so myself! i certainly have subjected myself to a lot of stuff!!

ah, the light thingy. that was anunnaki. i have not tried that, but i may in the future.

right now i use a multimeter in line to keep track of current flow. it is not as reliable as i had first hoped due to differences in water purity, closeness of the electrodes, etc. i need to standardize my procedure more. my best info is that water purity should not produce more than .5ma at the onset, but lately i have been getting higher readings from the same source of water. i try not to let the current get over 3.0ma at any given time and that is where i stop. estimated ppm is 10-20. i stir the water to bring down the current. it is a time consuming process, as i use cold water for uniformly small particles. i do not like the idea of heating the water. it throws my numbers off too.

i am thinking a 2ma bulb would work very well. see ya