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electromagneticdevices · 1 year ago

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Mastering the Benefits: An In-Depth Guide to Producing Colloidal Silver

Colloidal silver has been a source of both wonder and controversy since antiquity. This suspension of tiny particles of silver in a liquid (usually distilled water) has been employed for various health applications throughout history. Even though the scientific community is still not sure if it works effectively, many are still discovering its advantages.

If you are eager to leverage colloidal silver, this guide will educate you on how to make it by yourself using a Two Channel Colloidal Silver Generator.

Understanding Colloidal Silver

Colloidal Silver is obtained by using two pure silver electrodes that are broken into minuscule particles and then they are dispersed throughout the liquid. Hence colloidal silver must be a”colloidal system which is a liquid containing small particles up to a few nanometers in size. "Malvern Panalytical"]

These particles, typically ranging from 1 to 10 nanometers in size, are so minuscule that they forever settle in the suspension, producing a stable colloidal solution. The strength of a solution depends on the number of controllable variables, one of them is the concentration of silver particles, measured in parts per million (ppm).

The Two Channel Colloidal Silver Generator Advantage

The production of colloidal silver can be done in the following varied ways: Two Channel Colloidal Silver Generators present several merits:

Precision and Control: These generators utilize two electrodes, allowing for more precise control over the production process. This translates to a more consistent and reliable final product with a desired concentration.

Safety: Some methods, like using silver flakes, can potentially introduce unwanted contaminants into the solution. Two Channel Generators eliminate this risk by using pure silver electrodes that only release silver particles.

Efficiency: Compared to other methods, Two Channel Generators offer faster production times, allowing you to create your colloidal silver solution in a shorter timeframe.

Bio Silver Stream Gen: Your Trusted Partner in Colloidal Silver Production

At Bio Silver Stream Gen, we understand the importance of quality and control when it comes to colloidal silver production. That's why we offer a range of high-performance Two Channel Colloidal Silver Generators designed for ease of use and optimal results. Our generators are built with durable materials and feature user-friendly controls, ensuring a safe and efficient production process.

Getting Started with Your Bio Silver Stream Gen Generator

Before diving in, it's crucial to familiarize yourself with the specific instructions provided with your Bio Silver Stream Gen Generator model. However, here's a general overview of the process:

Gather Your Supplies: You'll need distilled water, pure silver electrodes (the recommended size and type will be specified in your generator manual), and your Bio Silver Stream Gen Generator.

Prepare the Distilled Water: Distilled water is essential to ensure a pure and conductive environment for the electrodes.

Set Up the Generator: Follow the instructions provided with your Bio Silver Stream Gen Generator to properly assemble it and connect the electrodes.

Production Time: Fill the container with the recommended amount of distilled water. Once everything is set up, power on the generator and initiate the production cycle according to the desired concentration (ppm).

Storage: After production is complete, store your colloidal silver solution in a dark, cool place, preferably in a glass container.

Important Considerations:

Safety First: Always wear gloves and eye protection when handling the generator and electrodes.

Dosage and Usage: Consult with a healthcare professional before using colloidal silver. There is limited scientific evidence on its effectiveness and potential side effects.

Cleaning and Maintenance: Regularly clean your generator according to the manufacturer's instructions to ensure optimal performance and longevity.

Bio Silver Stream Gen: Here to Help

Our commitment to quality extends beyond our products. We offer exceptional customer support to ensure you have a positive experience with your Bio Silver Stream Gen Generator. If you have any questions or require assistance during the production process, feel free to contact our friendly customer service team at 289-464-0114.

Disclaimer:

The information provided in this blog is for educational purposes only and should not be construed as medical advice. Please consult with a qualified healthcare professional before using colloidal silver.

By following these steps and utilizing a high-quality Two Channel Colloidal Silver Generator from Bio Silver Stream Gen, you can take control of your colloidal silver production and explore its potential benefits. Remember, we are here to support you every step of the way.

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biosilversteam1 · 3 years ago

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Making Use of a Colloidal Silver Generator

Manufacturing colloidal silver suspensions needs a special electronic device. This device is known as a colloidal silver generator.

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sgtbluebacon · 5 years ago

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Alex Jones Toothpaste Script (First Draft)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P0Uo_6vTI8c]

On this channel, I’ve discussed Sovereign Citizens a bit, and its difficult to research Sovereign Citizens without encountering other conspiracy theorists, like flat earthers, anti-vaxxers, etc. If you’ve ever gone down any of those rabbit holes, you’ve probably heard of Alex Jones, a media personality on the website info-wars, who uses conspiracy theories to promote certain products.

Last tuesday, Alex Jones could be found advertising info-war’s iodine and nanosilver toothpaste, stating that both the Pentagon and Homeland Security had said that their patented nano-silver kills not only “the whole SARS-Corona family,” but also every virus.

Jone’s claims immediately raised two questions: One, Why would the Pentagon and Homeland Security confirm the patent’s effectiveness, as opposed to an agency like the FDA or CDC, two agencies who would be very interested in anything that is effective against the Corona Virus?

And two, does nanosilver actually do anything?

I can’t answer the first question, although I have some serious doubts that the Pentagon or Homeland Security have even glanced at his patent, but I can answer the second. Silver has been used for thousands of years as an antibacterial agent, before people even knew what bacteria was. So why aren’t we using it all the time? There are a few reasons. One, there are more effective ways of dealing with bacteria within the human body, such as antibiotics, and two, ingesting too much silver will turn you permanently purple. I’m not even kidding, check out the effects of Argyria. [show picture]

Now remember, silver is somewhat useful against bacteria, but the Corona virus is a… virus. Silver hasn’t been found to be effective against viruses.

[https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/23017226]

Now Jones’s toothpaste is advertised as containing nanosilver, which is likely just colloidal silver, or silver particles suspended in a liquid. Remember when I brought up the FDA earlier? It turns out they aren’t a huge fan of products containing colloidal silver. In 1999, they actually issued a regulation prohibiting the over-the-counter sale of medicinal products containing colloidal silver, stating that they are not aware of any substantial scientific evidence that supports the use of silver for medical treatment, and that colloidal silver is not generally recognized as safe or effective. While there may not be issues selling a toothpaste containing silver, it definitely appears to be illegal for Jones to sell it as a cure for a virus. That’s probably why the New York Attorney General sent him a cease and desist to stop him from advertising the toothpaste as protection from the virus.

By the way, in case you still had questions about the toothpaste’s use as medicine, it’s worth looking at the infowars webpage where this toothpaste can be purchased:

[https://www.infowarsstore.com/super-blue-fluoride-free-toothpaste]

“These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease. If you are pregnant, nursing, taking medication, or have a medical condition, consult your physician before using this product.”

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biofunmy · 6 years ago

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These Bizarre Kamala Harris And Mark Zuckerberg Conspiracy Sites Are Run By A Montessori School Operator

A network of websites and a popular YouTube channel that spread false conspiracies about Sen. Kamala Harris, Mark Zuckerberg, and other public figures are owned by a couple who operate two Montessori schools in Michigan, a BuzzFeed News investigation has found.

This same operation also published a controversial image of US District Judge Amy Berman Jackson with crosshairs next to her head; two weeks later, Trump’s former adviser Roger Stone shared it on Instagram. Jackson, who is presiding over Stone’s case, later barred him from speaking publicly about the case or special counsel Robert Mueller after his use of the image.

The ability of this small network of sites and self-described researchers to influence public figures such as Stone and help fan false claims about a presidential candidate shows how fringe operators continue to break into the news cycle in advance of the 2020 presidential election. It also offers an example of how political and social conspiracy theories often intersect with new age spirituality and alternative medicine.

Tyla Wells and her husband, Douglas Gabriel, are the Michigan couple behind the operation. They run at least three websites and a YouTube channel that has garnered more than 15 million views under the brand American Intelligence Media. The couple use pseudonyms, including “Betsy Ross” and “Thomas Pain,” in videos and radio interviews. However, Wells, who also goes by Tyla Gabriel, is listed in the domain ownership information for aim4truth.org, truthbits.blog, and patriots4truth.org. Both she and her husband have at times used their real names in videos about AIM content.

The couple also use their conspiracy operation to promote their network of websites dedicated to “spiritual writings to help you navigate your own spiritual journey.” They advise people to use “silver water,” a concoction that involves “charging” the water with batteries and shining a laser through it. One of their spiritual lessons calls silver water “a natural antibiotic” that can fight diseases. There’s a health warning at the bottom of the recipe instructions. In 1999, the FDA ruled that “products containing colloidal silver ingredients or silver salts for internal or external use are not generally recognized as safe and effective and are misbranded.”

Wells’ day job is the head of Schoolhouse Learning Communities, a company that runs two Montessori schools for children up to the sixth grade in the Detroit area. She was featured in a “top 40 under 40” list by Crain’s Detroit Business in 1996 for starting a charter school and vocational education centers. The vocational centers appear to be closed, and charter schools she operated in the past are also out of business.

Gabriel’s bio says he has a doctorate and is “a retired superintendent of schools and professor of education.” He also claims to be a priest and a lecturer for several colleges, and to have worked for the National Security Agency as a “cryptologist and systems analyst in signal intelligence.”

A spokesperson for the NSA told BuzzFeed News it could only confirm whether a person worked at the agency if they give the agency their consent to release details.

“We will not look into whether an individual worked for the NSA without their consent and we do not confirm an individual’s affiliation without their consent,” said Greg Julian in an email.

Neither Gabriel nor Wells replied to emails and phone messages from BuzzFeed News.

Their sites are home to conspiracies and false claims such as: Sen. Kamala Harris is not eligible to serve as president; there were no plane crashes on 9/11; Queen Elizabeth secretly controls the world; and that “Hillary paid Facebook to rig elections while colluding with Russian Uranium One.”

As previously reported by BuzzFeed News, the AIM article about Harris includes an unverified image alleged to be her birth certificate. The site’s false claims about Harris’s eligibility and background were echoed in online attacks that emerged after the most recent Democratic candidate debate. The claims were propagated by neo-Nazis and people who doubt former president Barack Obama’s US citizenship, also known as birthers.

Though the couple appear to be at the core of the operation, they claim to work with “Anonymous Patriots, a citizen journalist group aligned with the American Intelligence Media.” Gabriel has said in videos that they work with a “conclave” of other people who contribute research and articles to the sites, and claimed some of these people previously worked in the US government.

One of AIM’s most-cited sources and “researchers” is Michael McKibben, a tech entrepreneur who unsuccessfully sued Facebook.

Two websites linked to McKibben, fbcoverup.com and americans4innovation.blogspot.com, appear to be the original sources of the infamous “crosshairs” image of Judge Amy Berman Jackson. The Americans for Innovation site published an uncropped version of the image Feb. 4, two weeks prior to Stone sharing it. Aim4truth.org then published it Feb. 8 in a post that credited McKibben with research and promoted a YouTube video of him and Gibson. (The Americans for Innovation blog lists itself as a “member” of AIM.)

McKibben is best known for his lawsuit that claimed Mark Zuckerberg hacked into his son’s Harvard email address and stole a white paper that outlined his plan for a social network. The case was covered by the press at the time, but since then McKibben’s claims have become even more outrageous, culminating in statements that Zuckerberg is a government pawn and that Facebook was actually built so intelligence agencies could spy on the public. AIM produced a six-part YouTube series featuring interviews with McKibben.

McKibben did not respond to a request for comment from BuzzFeed News.

In June, AIM kicked this conspiracy into high gear when it published an article claiming “Mark Zuckerberg Is a Fraud Used by the CIA.” The author used the pseudonym “John” and claimed to be the Facebook founder’s former Harvard roommate. The first-person article spins a range of false claims, including that Zuckerberg is gay and that he created Facebook at the behest of government agents.

Although there is no way to verify who wrote the article, it regurgitates the same conspiratorial talking points McKibben made in conversation with “Betsy” during the YouTube videos AIM hosted.

The anonymous article about Zuckerberg was picked up by a handful of fringe websites, most notably Collective Evolution, which boasts more than 5.3 million fans on Facebook. (Facebook did not respond to a request for comment.)

AIM wrote in a preamble to the letter from “John” that “we do not claim that this anonymous ‘confession’ and ‘indictment’ is true in all its parts.” But it also claims to have “been able to quickly verify that many of the claims insinuated in this ‘Zuckerberg Dossier’ are true and this leads us to conclude that the document is authentic and exactly what it appears to be.” (It’s not.)

Now AIM is doubling down. Today it published an interview with yet another anonymous insider (“Jane Doe”), who claims to have worked at “Google/Facebook/DARPA.” This article contains a range of false accusations about former Google CEO and chair Eric Schmidt and attempts to connect him to the previous Facebook allegations.

Though much of AIM’s content aligns with conspiracy theories such as QAnon and others rooted in claims of secret cabals controlling the world, Gabriel has riled others in the alternative media universe and the QAnon crowd in particular.

Jason Goodman, who runs the “Crowdsource the Truth” YouTube channel, last year labeled Gabriel “the latest double-talking charlatan to attempt to infiltrate the alternative media world.”

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