COLLOIDAL SILVER CIRCULAR No 3

April 1999
A circular to accompany the distribution of colloidal silver makers and zappers.
This circular provides simple descriptions and instructions"for these devices.
Introduction -
In April 1999, East West Network is distributing free to about 20 service groups in Africa,
East Europe, Russia, India and Pakistan, 2 devices;
(1) a colloidal silver maker which includes a milliampmeter integrated into the circuit,
and (2) a zapper, together with a discharger and 12-volt power pack to recharge the zapper
batteries.
Both of these devices are so designed so that they can be used extensively in developing
nations for minimum cost.
Colloidal Silver Circular No 3 is written to accompany East West Network's first major global
distribution of these devices. Following discussion we have had with servers in various
countries, we have become aware that certain information will be required for best use of
these devices.
(a) A clear description of each device, concise yet sufficient to present to medical and
administrative authorities,
(b) A simple and brief set of instructions of "how to use" each device.
(c) Maintenance notes.
Colloidal Silver Maker
(a) Description of Colloidal Silver Maker
The model of colloidal silver maker distributed through East West Network, uses a 24 volt
direct current to activate electrolysis between two pure silver electrodes immersed in pure
water, to produce colloidal silver solution.
The electrodes are strictly made of only 99.99% pure silver. When replacing these electrodes,
Sterling silver must NOT be used. Sterling Silver is the silver generally available at jewelers,
and it contains copper and nickel which during electrolysis can toxify the solution. New
electrodes ordered at any time should therefore be ordered from a metal refining company
which is able to guarantee 99.99% purity of silver. In our design, we use 99.99% pure silver
wire 2mm in diameter. This wire is straightened and cut into two lengths, each 7 1/2 or 8 cm
long.
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The two silver lengths of wire are inserted firmly into holes drilled into an 8cm long strip of
PVC plastic. The holes are set 1.8 cm apart, and the wire protrudes through each of the holes
by 5 1/2 cm.
This will leave about 1 cm of silver wire protruding from the other end of the PVC plastic.
The short ends of pure silver are soldered to two separate leads using non-toxic solder, and
heatshrink plastic is placed over the solder.
The two leads are connected to a 24 volt direct current (DC) power source. Our model is so
designed to draw power direct from a mains electrical power supply using 220 to 240 volts
alternating current (AC) at 60 cycles/second. As there are varying designs of wall plug in
different countries, a wall plug adapter may be required. The mains alternating current is
converted to direct current by a 24 volt power pack, which supplies a flow of direct current
between the two leads. This direct current is limited to exactly 24 volts, using two 220ohm-
lwatt resistors in each lead, and a 24volt-lwatt zener diode placed across the leads between the
resistors and electrodes.
A milliampmeter is integrated in series into one of the leads, between the zener diode and
electrode. The milliampmeter permits the current passing through the solution across the
electrodes to be measured.
(b) Preparing Colloidal Silver Solution
Colloidal silver is composed of submicroscopic silver particles, 0.01 to 0.001 microns in
diameter suspended in a pure water solution by an electrical charge.
Only the purest water can be used. Water bought in a supermarket and labeled as "pure water"
is usually too impure, for it usually retains a fairly high salt content. Rain water also may
attract impurities, from the ocean, from city smog, or from the collecting apparatus. Spring
water is very high in salts, and must not be used. Therefore we recommend only to use
distilled water. Distilled water is frequently found in the commercial water section rather than
drinking water section of the supermarket, because it rarely has a guarantee of being
completely sterile, but this will be fine for preparing colloidal silver solution, as the water
becomes sterilised during the preparation of colloidal silver solution.
To make colloidal silver solution, span the PVC plastic of the colloidal silver maker over the
edges of a cup or vessel, or over longer flat (ice cream) sticks spanning a larger vessel. Fill
the vessel with water to just below the PVC plastic. That is, about 5 cm of the anode and
cathode wires will each be under water. Turn the power source on. If the milliampmeter is
digital, also turn the milliampmeter on. (Note: a digital milliampmeter uses its own battery, so
must be turned on and off with each use. An analog milliampmeter does not use a separate
battery, and so does not have an on/off switch and it is turned on whenever the colloidal silver
maker is turned on.)
Immediately the power is switched on, note the milliampmeter reading. At the beginning, it
must read less than 0.5 milliamps. Any initial reading for the purity of water over 0.5
milliamps indicates the water has too many salts and impurities and this water must not be
used to prepare colloidal silver solution. If wanting to use "pure water" bought in a shop or
rain water, it is always important to test its initial salt content in this way, and a laboratory
analysis of the water may also be helpful.
Commonly, distilled water initially registers an initial current of about 0.2 or 0.3 milliamps.
Absolutely pure water would give an initial reading of less than 0.1 milliamps. This indicates
that even distilled water is not absolutely pure, but an initial reading under 0.5 milliamps is a
satisfactory level of purity to prepare colloidal silver solution.
Let the current flow between the electrodes for 5 minutes, then stir the solution with the
electrodes, quickly wipe the electrodes with a clean tissue or nylon cleaning rag, quickly put
the electrodes back in the water and note the current reading. During electrolysis the colloid
and any salts formed will concentrate around and between the electrodes, and so the stirring
causes the colloid and any salts to be dispersed evenly throughout the solution; in this way if
the solution is stirred first, the milliampmeter reflects the silver colloid concentration in the
entire solution. After reading the milliampmeter, let electrolysis continue for a further 5
minutes. At the end of each 5 minutes, stir, wipe clean the electrodes, reinsert the electrodes
in water and read the current. Continue with electrolysis until the required concentration is
reached. When stirring the colloidal silver solution, gently stir with the silver electrodes
themselves.
A plastic spoon may be used to stir, but never use a metal spoon or let metal come in contact
with the solution, as this can de-ionise the solution. Also avoid preparing the colloidal silver
solution in conditions of heat, or electrical or magnetic interference, as these can de-ionise the
solution. Do not let the soldered parts come into contact with the solution. Room light is fine
during preparation, but avoid contact with bright light such as direct sunlight.
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The concentration of colloidal silver solution (after stirring) is proportionate to the current
registered on the milliampmeter after stirring. Electrolysis should continue until the current
reading (after stirring) reads 1.0 milliamps. This will provide a solution with a concentration
of silver of approximately 6 ppm (parts per million).
If after 10 minutes of electrolysis, the current reading does not seem to be rising, electrolysis
is not happening and so it may be necessary to "seed" the water at the start of each
preparation. To seed, fill 10 % of the volume of the container with a previously prepared
colloidal silver solution. That is if the container is 200mls in volume, fill it with 20 mis of
previously prepared colloidal silver solution, and 180 mis of fresh distilled water. If no
previously prepared colloidal silver solution is available, it is permissible to dissolve a few
grains of common table salt in the distilled water to initiate electrolysis; using the minimum
amount of salt necessary to start electrolysis. Electrolysis can be observed by a slowly
increasing volume of tiny bubbles rising to the surface from the cathode. Electrolysis also is
verified by noting the rise in current over time. If at any time salt is added to initiate
electrolysis, the resultant solution should not be used medicinally, but only as a seeding
solution for later preparations.
Colloidal silver solution should be stored in a non conductive container that lets in minimum
light, such as a dark brown glass bottle. During preparation or storage, never permit the
solution to come in contact with metal. Store it away from light, as even room light will
degrade colloids over time. Store in a dark cupboard away from room light. Keep the stored
solution cool, but do not refrigerate or let freeze. Keep away from magnets or electrical or
magnetic fields, such as with computers or microwaves. If handled with care and kept in a
dark cool environment with no electro-magnetic interference, colloidal silver should be safe
to store for up to a year.
(c) Safety, Use and Administration of Colloidal Silver Solution
Claims abound that colloidal silver has been used effectively as a treatment and cure of
infectious diseases, particularly diseases associated with one celled organisms, such as
bacteria and viruses, and it assists with the proper functioning of the immune system. East
West Network is distributing colloidal silver makers to help to substantiate these claims. Until
sufficient scientific results and tests have been obtained, we recommend taking only for the
treatment of infectious diseases, (such as influenza, malaria or AIDS), and then for a period
not exceeding 30 days.
There are a few safety guidelines which it will always be essential to keep in mind.
The silver electrodes must use only 99.99% pure silver, never Stirling silver, which contains
copper and nickel which can toxify the solution. After many uses, the cathode may need to be
renewed and pure silver wire can be bought through reliable metal refining companies. Do not
let other metals or soldered parts come into contact with the solution. We use non-toxic solder
as a double precaution.
The use of impure water or salt water or tap water or spring water to prepare colloidal silver
solution, will result in the production of many other salts and compounds, some of which may
be toxic. Hence the rule to always use only the purest water which in practice will mean
distilled water. Do not use water which produces an initial current reading of over 0.5 mA
when turning the colloidal silver maker on at the beginning of electrolysis.
All solutions with dark colours or excessive cloudiness should be discarded, and purer water
should be used next time.
American EPA (Environmental Protection Authority) figures recommend a safe daily dose
limit of 0.2mg of silver. This is equivalent to 40mis of 5 ppm colloidal silver solution per day.
It is essential that this daily limit is never exceeded. Nevertheless, we recommend the
administration of only 5 mis daily (a small plastic teaspoon full) of 5 ppm colloidal silver
solution, and then only for a limited period, not exceeding 30 days. This is only an eighth part
of the EPA maximum daily dose, but experiments have indicated that a limited amount is
actually more effective.
Excessive silver can be toxic and accumulate in the body, and so caution is required. But how
much is excessive? Firstly, we recommend taking no more than 5 mis of 5 or 6 ppm colloidal
silver solution, which corresponds to a final current reading of about 1.0 mA. In a recent
laboratory test, our colloidal silver solution was electrolysed until the current reading was 1.0
mA. The solution was taken to a laboratory which confirmed total concentration of silver was
6.3 ppm of which 29% was pure colloid, the remainder silver salts or silver compounds.
The silver colloid component is non toxic as it passes through cell membranes naturally and
so
does not accumulate in the body. It is only the salt component which has a toxic element, and
this is because the salt can settle out and accumulate in the body.
Most publications discussing the use of colloidal silver provides information such as "the
colloidal solution concentration was 5 ppm". Such information by itself is useless as it does
not clarify
whether the 5 ppm is parts of silver in solution (including also silver salts). or pure silver
colloid. In practice most writers about colloidal silver do not understand that the common
electrolysis method at best produces 20% to 30% silver colloid, and 70% to 80% silver salt.
Their assumption that they are making 100% pure silver colloid is fallacious, and so their
conclusions need to be brought into question.
Experiments with animals indicate that pure colloidal silver is many times more effective in
treating infections than silver salts. Hence the need to strive for methods of preparing purer
solutions of colloidal silver.
The optimum time for taking colloidal silver is to take it first thing in the morning, before
having had a drink; at this time the palate is dry and will adsorb the colloidal silver more
naturally. Using a plastic spoon (never use a metal spoon) or glass dropper, place 5 mks (a
teaspoonful) of solution under the tongue, and hold it there for a minute without swallowing.
The mouth and throat can adsorb colloidal silver because of the mouth's alkaline pH value,
whereas the stomach and intestines are acidic. If the colloidal silver solution is swallowed
immediately, it will go straight to the stomach and intestines where it will not be able to be
adsorbed, and so the colloidal portion would be ineffective. Hence the importance of taking
colloidal silver sub-lingually.
Another reason for taking just 5 mks daily of 5 ppm sublingually, is that larger amounts, if
immediately swallowed, can harm the intestinal flora. When taking just 5 mis at 5 ppm
sublingually, this does not affect the intestinal flora, even if some is accidentally swallowed.
If there is a condition of fever or acute illness, 4 or 5 doses of 5 mis at concentration 5 ppm
may be taken in one day, for a few days until the fever subsides, after which time the dose
reverts to just 5 mks a day at 5 ppm. When taking more than one 5 ml dose in a single day, be
sure to wait a minute at least between administering each dose, so to ensure there is time for
the previous dose to be adsorbed.
Be cautious of using colloidal silver products purchased in shops. There is lack of regulation,
and some of these commercial products can be quite toxic, or include caustic compound
additives such as silver nitrate or silver sulfate.
More detailed information on health, safety and administration is available in Colloidal Silver
Circular No 2.
(d) Maintenance of Colloidal Silver Maker
Replacing Electrodes
The pure silver cathode will gradually wear away and get thinner with much use. It will
prepare many litres of colloidal silver solution before needing replacement. The silver sinters
off from the cathode but not the anode, so the anode therefore should not need replacement.
Pure silver wire of 99.99% purity should be ordered from a metal refiner, not from a jeweler
which will deal only in Stirling silver. Those groups to whom East West Network is donating
a colloidal silver maker are invited to write to us in Perth, when the cathode starts to get thin,
and we will do what we can to provide new pure silver wire.
When replacing the wire, the solder connecting the lead to the old silver cathode must be
heated with a soldering torch to separate the old cathode from the lead wire. Pull the old
cathode out from the PVC plastic, and firmly insert a new piece of pure silver wire into the
PVC plastic. Solder the new pure silver electrode to the lead. As a precaution, non-toxic
solder is preferably used, but as long as the solder never comes in direct contact with the
colloidal solution, standard solder may be used.
Two Types of Adilliantpmeter Distributed
The milliampmeter provided may be of two kinds. An analog milliampmeter has an indicator
needle moving across a face, and has the advantage that it does not have a battery and does
not need to be switched on and off. The current passing through the leads is sufficient to
move the dial hand. The instrument is delicate and must be handled with care. The
milliampmeter should be set to read between zero to 10.0 mA.
A digital milliampmeter uses a computer chip, and a small screen on which the current is
read. It requires a separate battery (alkaline, 12volt, A23), which will need occasional
replacement. The digital milliampmeter is much more accurate than an analog milliampmeter,
and so is provided to those groups who are doing more scientific research work, and
community based service work. 'Care must be taken however to remember to turn the
milliampmeter off after each use of the colloidal silver maker. When the milliampmeter is in
use, it should be set to read from zero to 2 mA.
When making the colloidal silver makers, we arranged to fit the resistors and zener diode
inside the casing for the milliampmeter, so that the colloidal silver maker has a neat finish.
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Hulda Clark Zapper
The zapper was first invented by Dr Hulda Clark, and its original design is presented and
described in her book, The Cure for All Diseases. Essentially, a zapper consists of a little box
in which is contained a 9-volt battery. The 9-volts are transmitted at a frequency of 36KHz, to
two leads which run from the box and each connect to a metal (brass, stainless-steel or
chrome-steel) hand-grip. During a "zapping session" these hand-grips are held by the patient,
or placed on a part of his/her body, and so a 9-volt direct current passes through him/her. It is
this current which is responsible for killing pathogens, be they mites, worms, bacteria, viruses
or molds.
Normally, when touching both terminals of a 9-volt battery, the body's own natural resistance
will stop a current flow through the body. But because the zapper sends the voltage
intermittently at a rate of 36,000 times a second, the body's natural resistance is bypassed and
a current is permitted to flow through the body. It is this simple 9-volt induced current,
flowing at 36KHz, which electrocutes the bacteria and other pathogens, and is responsible for
the healing effects of the zapper.
The zapper designed by East West Network, called the ATZ-1 Zapper, starts from the basic
zapper design described in the book, The Cure for All Diseases. The circuit in extended to
include a flashing indicator for when the power is on, a monitor for when the battery voltage
goes below 6.8 volts, and a facility for recharging the batteries. As soon as the battery voltage
goes below 6.8 volts, the batteries must be recharged or replaced by fresh batteries. If NI-
CAD batteries are used in the zapper, they can be recharged without taking them out of the
zapper box, by using the discharger and 12-volt power pack which rechargers from mains
electricity overnight. An option to recharge batteries using a solar recharger is available if
requested.
ATZ-1 Zapper Operation
Plug the hand-grip leads into the RCA socket at the top of zapper.
The device is switched on by sliding forward the switch on the right hand side. The green
LED will start to `flash' at a rate of once per three seconds, indicating that power is now on.
(The LED flashes rather than glowing steadily to conserve battery power). REMEMBER to
switch off the device when not in use, lest the batteries are wasted!
The red LED indicates the batteries are flat (under 6.8 volts). According to whether
replaceable or rechargeable batteries are being used, or whether recharging using mains
power or a solar generator, there are then three optional procedures to regain optimum battery
power.
Three Options for when Batteries are Flat
A) Replacing Batteries for the Zapper (when using disposable batteries):
1) Open the zapper by loosening the four screws and gen Ly peeling the front cover off to the
left.
2) Carefully Lift out the black plastic battery holder.
3) Remove old batteries and replace with new batteries, OBSERVING the orientation marks
inside the battery holder.
B) Recharging NI-CAD Batteries From a 12 Volt Power Pack:
1) Switch off the zapper.
2) Plug the NI-CAD discharger into the socket on the left hand side of the device. The red
LED on the discharger will illuminate, indicating that the batteries are discharging fully. (This
is necessary to prevent the "memory effect" from shortening the batteries' life span). After a
number of hours the LED will extinguish and the batteries can then be recharged.
3) Remove the discharger and plug in a 12volt DC power pack utilising a 3.5mm mono jack
with positive polarity to the tip. Charging time will vary according to the capacity (mA.hours)
of the batteries, but charging overnight should be adequate in all situations.
NOTE: Do NOT leave the discharger plugged in, except when batteries are deliberately being
discharged!
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1) Switch off the zapper.
2) Plug the NI-CAD discharger into the socket on the left hand side of the device. The red
LED on the discharger will illuminate, indicating that the batteries are discharging fully. (This
is necessary to prevent the "memory effect" from shortening the batteries' life span). After a
number of hours the LED will extinguish and the batteries can then be recharged.
3) Open the zapper by loosening the four screws and gently peeling the front cover off to the
left.
4) Carefully lift out the black plastic battery holder.
5) Remove the batteries and place three of them into the solar charger, carefully observing
polarity details.
6) Place the solar charger in direct sunlight, with the solar panels facing the direction of the
midday sun. The batteries will charge slowly and should be left charging for one full day.
7) Repeat this process for the other three batteries the following day.
8) Replace the batteries in their holder and carefully re-assemble the zapper.
Technical Data :
The ATZ-1 Zapper is constructed essentially in accordance with the circuit described in Dr
Hulda Clark's book "A Cure For All Diseases". The output signal is a square wave of 7 to 9
volts amplitude (depending on the state of the batteries) and switches from 0 volts to
maximum. Thus there is no change of output polarity. The frequency is approx. 36 kHz.
Either of the following battery arrangements can be used:
6 x 1.5v AA disposable batteries or
6 x AA NI-CAD batteries or
I x 9v PP3 style disposable battery or
1 x 8.4v PP3 style NI-CAD battery.
NOTE: — When using the PP3 style battery, the black plastic battery holder is removed and
the battery pack lead is plugged directly into the battery.
Using 6 x AA NI-CAD batteries is the preferred recommended option, as these are
rechargeable, and will last about 10 times longer than a single 1 x 8.4v PP3 style NI-CAD
battery.
When the ATZ-1 Zapper is distributed to overseas groups, batteries will not be included,
because postal services prohibit the sending of corrosives. The service group must purchase
their own batteries. We recommend you purchase 6 x AA NI-CAD batteries; a spare set will
not be necessary if recharging from mains power, and they will last a long time if properly
discharged and recharged whenever they go flat.
After the purchase of the 6 AA NT-CAD batteries, open the zapper by loosening the four
screws and gently peeling the front cover off to the left. Carefully lift out the black plastic
battery holder. Place the batteries in their holder and carefully re-assemble the zapper. Plug
the NI-CAD discharger into the socket on the left hand side of the zapper. You can expect
that the red light on the discharger will not glow, indicating that the batteries when bought are
already flat and need recharging before they can be used. Ifthe discharger glows red, leave it
in until the red light on the discharger goes out. Then remove the discharger and plug in the
12volt DC power pack into the side of the zapper. Check that the DC power pack is set at 12
volts. Charging overnight should be sufficient, and when turning the zapper on for a moment
in the morning, you should notice that the green light starts to flash. Unplug the DC power
pack, making sure the zapper is turned off.
AA batteries may be labeled variously 1.35 volts or 1.2 volts. 1.35 volts is the maximum
voltage they reach, immediately after recharging. After a few uses of the zapper, the voltage
of each AA battery will plateau at 1.2 volts, where it will remain until nearly all of the power
of the batteries is used. Then the voltage will drop sharply. Six lots of 1.2 volts equals 7.2
volts, which remains over the 6.8 limit for the zapper red light to warn. 7.2 volts should be
satisfactory for a good zapping session, though perhaps in the future we can experiment in
providing zappers which use 7 or 8 AA NI-CAD batteries.
The second recharging will store more power into the batteries than the first recharging. And
so you can expect the number of zapping hours to increase for a while with each recharge.
After a few recharges, a singlerecharge will provide optimum zapping hours for the batteries.
Once the red light on the zapper starts to glow indicating the batteries are flat, never recharge
until after they have been fully discharged. Premature recharging (before complete
discharging) of flat batteries is a sure way to ruin the batteries.
Using the Zapper for Healing.
The healing technique using the zapper comes directly from that technique developed and
described in the book, The Cure for All Diseases, by Dr Hulda Clark. This book is excellent
and very informative, and provides much more information than is able to be provided in this
small circular. Anyone regularly using the zapper, we highly recommend that they also
purchase this book. For any group to whom East West Network is donating a zapper, we will
order and donate a copy of this book separately.
A complete daily zapper session involves the following routine;
The patient holds the zapper hand-grips while the zapper is turned on for 7 minutes.
There is a 20-minute interval of not using the zapper.
The patient holds the zapper hand-grips while the zapper is turned on for 7 minutes.
There is a second 20-minute interval of not using the zapper.
The patient holds the zapper hand-grips while the zapper is turned on for 7 minutes.
Some but not all pathogens will be eradicated with the first zapping. But there are some
pathogens that are treatable only at time of the second or third zapping. This technique is
important for proper treatment, and was discovered through experimentation by Dr Hulda
Clark. She believes that as current only flows along the outside of pathogens, smaller
pathogens such as bacteria and viruses living within larger pathogens such as worms or
flukes, are not effected by the first zapping but the larger pathogens are killed on the first
zapping. Likewise, bacteria but not the smaller viruses living inside the bacteria are killed by
the second zapping. The third zapping is necessary to clean up all small organisms not killed
by the first two zappings. Dr Hulda Clark believes that the 20 minute interval is necessary for
the smaller pathogen to move out of the deceased larger pathogen, to where it may be affected
by zapping.
To treat fevers and infectious diseases, it is recommended that zapping in this way, three 7-
minute sessions each day, be continued for a week. Holding the hand-grips will usually be
sufficient, although placing the hand grip on afflicted parts of the body, or using moisture to
enhance conductivity from hands or body to the hand-grip can be tried.
Prevention of disease involves also avoiding toxic elements in our food and environment.
This subject in covered extensively in the book, The Cure for All Diseases.
Treating Infectious Diseases
The principle reason that these two devices, the colloidal silver maker and the zapper are
being distributed to service groups in developing nations and former communist nations, is
because there have been very strong claims, that colloidal silver and/or the zapper, whether
used separately or together, can be very effective in healing infectious diseases, including
viruses (a class of diseases that modern orthodox medicine has no cure for). With damages
law so powerful in affluent nations, and the powerful drug companies having no interest in
sponsoring research into wonder cures, it seems that the scientific demonstration of the
scientifically verified healing capacity of these healing approaches, must come from
developing nations. Truly, it is in developing nations that the greatest threat from infectious
disease comes, and it is these very nations that cannot afford the expense of orthodox
treatment. The need therefore is to find and then scientifically prove to the work treatments
for infectious diseases that are both cheap and effective. It is for this purpose that we are
distributing these devices.
Africa is a continent where infectious diseases are becoming most feared. At the moment, two
diseases that have in Africa reached plague proportions, are AIDS and malaria. Let us
therefore consider each of these diseases separately.
(a) HIV/AIDS.
In research undertaken by Dr Bob Beck, of USA, he treats patients who, before treatment,
have been diagnosed as HIV positive (that is with a positive count of active HIV cells in the
blood). His treatment involves an electrical device (working in a similar way to, but more
complicated than, the zapper) together with colloidal silver, daily for a period of a month. His
records show hundreds of "spontaneous remissions" of people formerly diagnosed as HIV
positive. He never claims these cases as "cures", but only as "research and education", and in
this way avoids being sued in the courts for being perceived by someone as having
contributed, through legally unsubstantiated claims, to the death or aggravation of illness-of
another person.
In Dr Bob Beck's "research", the electrical device provides the principle treatment against
HIV, and the colloidal silver is suggested to avoid other illnesses because the patient's
immunity to infection is at such a low level. In effect, the colloidal silver gives patients a
second intact immune system, which
minimises or eliminates the chance of infections during the recovery stage. This electrical
device is similar to the zapper in that it uses a low electrical current passing through the
patient's body. The voltage used for this device, however, is 27 volts and various other
precautions are suggested when using this device. Anyone seeking further information about
Dr Beck's device is advised to look up Internet reference;
http://www. explorepub corn/explore/Articles/Beck/HIV
No such extensive research seems yet to have been carried out with respect to the use of the
zapper together with colloidal silver. Yet many believe that the zapper performs an identical
function as Dr Beck's device, yet is cheaper and easier to use and so appears much easier to
distribute through developing nations.
For those groups to whom we are distributing the zapper and colloidal silver maker, A
suggested "experimental" approach is to use the zapper (3 seven minute sessions with 20
minute intervals between each session) and 5 mls (a teaspoon) of colloidal silver taken sub-
lingually, daily for a month. A number of positive reports have come in regarding the zapper's
effectiveness with viruses and infectious diseases, but these need confirmation through
extensive experimentation under strict medically approved guidelines.
Dr Bob Beck recommends that during his "experiments" with HIV patients;
"Before you start, get a PCR test (count of active HIV cells in the blood) and a second one
about a month after completion of neutralisation. Expect a negative PCR test after completion
(no more active HIV detectable in blood). But its normal for common HIV antibody tests to
remain the same even after complete remissions."
(2)Malaria.
More people in First World countries are now dying from malaria, which is principally a
Third World disease. The UN's World Health Organisation (WHO) has an annual research
budget of only $5 million for malaria. Drug companies estimate that a new drug would cost
about $100 million to research, test and register and, since no Third World country could
afford to buy it, it is not profitable to develop it. Consequently First World tourists are still
using Chloroquine and Malopim on their exotic travels — and risk encountering mosquitoes
which are now resistant to them. Malaria is one of the world's major problems -- but gets
overshadowed by diseases which are far more prevalent in First World countries (such as
heart attacks). Malaria has killed more Australian soldiers this century than have been killed
in action in Asian/Pacific campaigns. Now First World civilians are being exposed to it.
In recent years numerous reports have come in that malaria is reaching plague proportions in
Third World nations, especially in Africa. It is in countries such as in Africa, therefore, that
we need to make a firm stand in effectively treating malaria. Positive claims have reached us
that the zapper and colloidal silver each (even if used separately) are effective in treating
infectious diseases such as malaria. We have over the past few months sent one zapper to a
service group in the Democratic Republic of Congo, and already we have a report that a
patient with malaria and acute fever, recovered shortly after using the zapper.
We need therefore to test the effectiveness of the zapper and colloidal silver to treat malaria
when used separately, and also when used together.
Most medical and scientific reports concerning "colloidal silver" prior to 1990 would have
prepared pure colloidal silver by an expensive process with absolutely pure water, and using
expensive high frequency generators. But most of the solutions prepared in the popular
movement for home-preparation of colloidal silver after 1990, would have been prepared
from distilled water with an electroprocess similar (when done correctly) to that process
described in this circular. Such a process of electrolysis with distilled water produces a
solution with 70% to 80% of its silver content as salt, yet the claim is invariably that it is
absolutely pure colloidal silver. With such solutions, the concentration tested and published
was usually silver content (which usually would be mostly silver salt), not silver colloid
content. Most recent (in the past decade) seemingly serious articles on this subject ignore the
need to make special tests also for colloid content. Unless clear distinction is made in articles
between tests for silver content and tests for silver colloid content, then the conclusions of
these articles must remain in
doubt. We must assume therefore that most of the literature on colloidal silver written over
the past
decade and presented to the public through popular media, has been exaggerated in its claims.
There is no doubt that colloidal silver solution prepared by electolysis of distilled water .(as
described in this circular) is effective in treating infectious diseases. But studies involving
animal treatment, indicate that absolutely pure colloidal silver may be manyfold times more
effective.
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The true situation can only emerge through proper testing through dedicated service groups
providing a broad service to the community, and using colloidal silver solutions that has had
proper quality testing in authorised laboratories.
When our experiments with colloidal silver result in a pure colloidal product with very little
salt content, then we may find that the healing power of the colloidal silver solution, is
increased many-fold. Such development will need time, experimentation and financial
support.
Developing the Colloidal Silver Project
(a) Current Level of Support for the Colloidal Silver Project
All expenses in construction and postage of devices that East West Network is distributing
free, (50 colloidal silver makers, 50 milliampmeters, 15 zappers and 15 battery rechargers),
up to and including the global distribution of devices in April 1999, have been financed
through a single one-off donation, together with a number of smaller donations to East West
Network and the Colloidal Silver Fund. Those donations have wonderfully covered all
expenses till now, but the one-off donation is unlikely to be repeated.
As editor of Colloidal Silver Circulars, I am on a limited income of a superannuation
disability pension. From my pension comes the cost of editing and distributing the Colloidal
Silver Circular, and sponsoring the medical and clinical work of servers for goodwill in 4
nations; Ukraine, Senegal, Nigeria and Democratic Republic of Congo. To each of these
groups, each year I send from $500.00 to $650.00 for medical clinical support. After this I
have no spare money from my pension to personally contribute to the general Colloidal Silver
Fund.
I could have donated my spare pension to the general Colloidal Silver Fund, but had I done
so, I expect the whole project would have advanced no further than its present stage, due to
lack of support for service groups in developing nations. I therefore chose to donate a
considerable portion of my fortnightly pension to these 4 service groups in Ukraine, Senegal,
Nigeria and Democratic Republic of Congo. In this way, at least in these 4 groups, quality
research and service to the common people will be assured and the project will slowly and
modestly expand, through the support of these 4 groups.
I am content to continue to edit and produce further issues of the Colloidal Silver Circular,
and to distribute it free to any who request to be placed upon the distribution list. In future,
this circular will explore scientific assessment of the group work of those who have been
gifted colloidal silver makers and zappers, and ways of improving the technology. It is hoped
to in time acquire a volume of scientific evidence eventually to support cases before World
Courts, that there exist effective and cheap means for treating and curing infectious diseases.
In Colloidal Silver Circular No 2, I shared with many in the circulation network about the
opportunities for financial support of some aspects of the Colloidal Silver Project. In return, I
received three expressions of interest in supporting three other service groups in developing
nations, and four expressions of interest in making general donations some time in the future.
It still remains to be seen whether these expressions of interest for support materialise.
(b) Expanding and Developing the Colloidal Silver Project into the Future
Slow and modest development of the Colloidal Silver Project is assured. And anyone wanting
to make these devices, the necessary information and instructions can be found in Colloidal
Silver Circulars. But at present there are no finances available beyond my production of the
circular and support for 4 service groups.
Let us then consider those aspects of the Colloidal Silver Project which could expand if new
funds were in future to be injected into the project.
Technology Improvement. In Australia, we have a team of electricians eager to help in
improving the devices available, the colloidal silver maker and zapper and other devices.
There are ideas for redesigning the colloidal silver maker to make production of colloidal
silver solution quicker and in greater volumes. There are ideas also for improving the zapper.
Making Cheap Absolutely Pure Colloidal Silver with Cheap Devices. Our present devices are
designed to use distilled water, and the final product has about 70% salt content. At the
moment absolutely pure colloidal silver solution is possible to be produced only through very
expensive high-frequency generators. We will be doing experiments using very pure water
from water purification plants. If successful, the purity and effectiveness of the colloidal
silver solution could be improved manyfold. This would be important for national treatment
programs at times of plague.
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Making a New Batch of Colloidal Silver Makers and Zappers. The electrical handymen
making the last batch of devices have expressed their interest in making a further batch.
Whether we proceed will depend on whether the funds become available.
Responding to New Contacts in Developing Nations. Over the past 6 months, I have received
about 4 or 5 new contacts in countries of Africa, Asia and East Europe, interested in using our
technology. So far, we have had the funds to provide devices to all service groups in
developing countries who are genuine and interested. But as yet we do not have the finances
to provide devices for any further contacts we may receive in the future. If the finances
become available perhaps we can expand in our outreach. Our emphasis will be to follow
through in our support for those groups we are presently in contact with. Also we gladly will
assist any group by providing them with sufficient information to help them duplicate our
work, and make these devices in America for example, in a way that they will be useful in
Latin America.
Testing the Quality of Colloidal Silver Solutions Made with Our Colloidal Silver Makers.
There is an urgent need to test in Australia the quality of solution prepared with Colloidal
Silver Makers. This will involve sending the solutions to laboratories and requesting special
tests, especially of silver salt and silver colloid content, and type of salt analysis. Such tests
will depend upon the finances being available.
Supporting Quality Lab Tests for Service Groups in Developing Nations. The cost of setting
up a laboratory for testing solution quality is too expensive. If a group wishes to reach out to
provide nation-wide treatment, their solutions will need to be quality tested in an approved
laboratory. Such testing charges for specimens sent to approved laboratories will need
financing.
Sponsorship of Service Groups in Developing Nations. I am sponsoring four such groups
from my own pension. But from among those groups that we are sending devices to this
April, there are several other groups who are sincerely wanting to use this technology for the
benefit of the community. These groups have very sparse financial resources, often barely
enough for food, clothing and shelter.. And so to support a clinic outreaching to hundreds in
the community, would require sponsorship for all of the tiny needs that come up; blood tests,
bottles, distilled water, batteries. There are a host of such needs and a clinic in a poor country
would find it difficult to do effective outreach work without minimal continuing financial
support. If anyone wishes to sponsor a group, I can provide contacts, and the sponsor would
communicate directly with the group in the developing nation.
Research into Results from Developing Nations. This is most important. I invite all groups we
are sending devices to, to send in reports on results obtained. Assessment of these results will
become a top priority. In time this assessment will be made using the top ethical guidelines,
such that the information can become presentable as evidence in courts of law, so to
demonstrate the healing effectiveness of these technologies.
Setting up a Home Page on the World Wide Web. Once we have done the necessary quality
control laboratory tests I would like to integrate all the Colloidal Silver/Zapper information
and set it up on the Internet, so anyone can tap into this information and duplicate our efforts.
Above all, I would appreciate the help of someone in Australia who is familiar with
computers and can help me set up a home page.
Through special grace, we have managed well and have had sufficient finances for all our
work leading up to and including the present global distribution of devices in April 1999. In
the future we will be sponsoring at least 4 groups adequately, to slowly accumulate scientific
evidence and research. But a much greater expansion and acceptance of opportunity will
depend upon the degree of group support (financial and in other ways) for the ideas proposed
above. As editor of the Colloidal Silver Circulars, I simply describe the need, and share a
vision of the opportunity if others are inspired to contribute to making these dreams a reality.
All donations for this work are gratefully accepted.
If enough men and women of goodwill accept a portion of responsibility and contribute as
they are able, then these dreams will come to pass, and one day there will be official World
recognition that there exist simple, cheap and effective treatments and cures for many of the
World's most feared infectious diseases.
I remain,
Yours in Loving Service,
David Keane Editor
East West Network, PO Box 582, Gosnells 6110, Australia
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