Silver

[Guest guest]

Tony,

 

Based on your numerous knowledgeable posts about silver -- colloidal and other forms -- it seems clear the novice must tread carefully in choosing and using colloidal silver. Come to think of it, that principle applies to just about everything we do.

 

My question -- which is really dumb, I know -- is this: how is Utopia able to produce such a superior product? Do they have better equipment, bigger silver rods or what?

 

Thanks,

 

Phil

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[Guest guest]

Phil -

 

I am not at liberty to tell about Utopia Silver's process in depth. I

can only say that it was designed by someone with 30 years experience

in high voltage generators and the process later verified by a claimed

half a million dollars in research and development by the MIT PhD who

owns Mesosilver.

 

Most other silver products are made by low voltage positive polarity

generation between a positive and negative silver pole. That is NOT

the method used by Utopia Silver, whose method quite literally

atomizes the silver.

 

Think Star Wars. Or maybe Star Trek. In an underwater kind of way.

 

It's fun to watch.

 

 

oleander soup , " Phillip Zachary " <phil wrote:

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> Tony,

>

> Based on your numerous knowledgeable posts about silver -- colloidal

and other forms -- it seems clear the novice must tread carefully in

choosing and using colloidal silver. Come to think of it, that

principle applies to just about everything we do.

>

> My question -- which is really dumb, I know -- is this: how is

Utopia able to produce such a superior product? Do they have better

equipment, bigger silver rods or what?

>

> Thanks,

>

> Phil

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