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PPM
Samples ~ excerpted from: '@ntibiotic Superhero'


1 oz. containers -left to right- are labeled 5, 10, 15, 25 & 50 PPM
Key Information
- Color is not considered a complete scientific indicator of PPM
- Increases in PPM and/or particle sizes both can darken coloration
- Francis Key states the atomic absorbtion process is an insufficient test
for PPM;
...this test has used in the past to discern ppm but it is not a true
indicator
Key Concepts
- Color Can Help
- While not the perfect indicator of particle size or Parts Per Million,
homemade colloidal silver need only be in
the ballpark to be effective
- Properly Made Colloidal Silver is Safe
- The FDA authorized some 112 silver-drugs for 47 years. The colloids were
up to 10,000X
the strength and 100X larger than today's medical grade colloids.
- Large Gray Colloids are NOT Desirable
- Argyria is the name of the cosmetic condition caused by large gray
colloids.
Since the 1920s, only 250 people are on record as
having contracted Argyria Very few of those are recent but the FDA
boogieman tactic can be effective.
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Pay No Attention to the Drug-Thugs
- Argyria is Reversible
- Mark Metcalf, an early researcher has reversed his case of argyria. He
most
likely contracted it because he taught the use of salt as electrolyte
additive to assist bringing clear, 'molecular' silver into yellow colloids.
Salts create silver chloride and may thereby be undesirable in most circumstances.
- Today's Protocol
- Chelation will remove large colloids from the body. This may be
professionally
accomplished or perhaps done by the consumer using Vitamins
A, C, E and other chelators including selenium, zeolite, germanium and
perhaps cilantro juice
NOTE: Some research shows ingesting extra selenium may prevent Argyria
- 1920s Protocol
- Dr. O. Brown described the use of oil and egg white flushes for
chelating colloids

5,
10, 15, 25, 50 PPM
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