Hello,
This question pertains more to the chemical action of the process, which is why this question is in the energy section.
I have been making some colloidal silver with my Bedini fan setup (without the cap in the circuit). I was thinking about how the radiant spike has a rejuvenating effect on the batter, and I was curious as to how it would effect making colloidal silver, if the properties of the water or silver would be different.
Has anyone else experimented with this?
I would imagine large spikes of positive energy would produce big particles which would not be good. But what about negative energy?
The color that this stuff came out was a brighter looking gold color than when I use my pulser. Also the taste of the pulser product seems to be a little rough going down, while the radiant spike product appears to be a bit better recieved. I dare say less acidic tasting, something to that effect anyway.
Anyone have any thoughts on this? I would like to continue taking it and see what the results are.
Thanks,
Marcel
This question pertains more to the chemical action of the process, which is why this question is in the energy section.
I have been making some colloidal silver with my Bedini fan setup (without the cap in the circuit). I was thinking about how the radiant spike has a rejuvenating effect on the batter, and I was curious as to how it would effect making colloidal silver, if the properties of the water or silver would be different.
Has anyone else experimented with this?
I would imagine large spikes of positive energy would produce big particles which would not be good. But what about negative energy?
The color that this stuff came out was a brighter looking gold color than when I use my pulser. Also the taste of the pulser product seems to be a little rough going down, while the radiant spike product appears to be a bit better recieved. I dare say less acidic tasting, something to that effect anyway.
Anyone have any thoughts on this? I would like to continue taking it and see what the results are.
Thanks,
Marcel
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