Dear Mr. Griz, I will be happy to try to explain.


1. Yes, a 200 PPM bottle can be further diluted downward just by adding distilled water. The way I would calculate that is; if you have a 16 oz bottle @ 200 PPM, and you add 16 ounces of distilled water, you'd then have 32 ounces at 100 PPM. Depending on how you bottle that, then you can arrive at 10 - 16-ounce bottles of 20 PPM, or 20 8 Ounce Bottles or 40 4 ounce bottles.

I would not recommend anything under 500 PPM because Atoms (not to be redundant) are 250,000 to a Millions of times smaller than a nanoparticle(depending on the nanoparticle size). And is much safer to drink than nanoparticle products.

You have less bulk in particle size, but more PPM in tiny bullets.

I have not taken the time to add a drop by drop formula that would be too time-consuming.

Not too good to be true Griz, it's a fact.

Which explains why others have tried to suppress the knowledge of atomic particle Colloidal Silver even on curezone.

In the past it has been discussed that there are a few factors that can make Colloidal Silver Toxic:

1. Chemicals
2. Particle Size

If the nanoparticle size is much larger than what others have claimed to have, that would explain why the scientific study that you pointed out states that silver particles get trapped in the skin and the organs.

Which should lead EVERYONE to the question - what particle size are they consuming?

It's easy to say we have a point .0001 particle size I say "prove it" but with an independant WELL established an enviornmental testing company.

Not your lab results. A well-recognized testing company is not going to "fudge" the results for anyone since they have a reputation to uphold.

But of course, they many not be willing to do that since the chemical composition would be exposed and contradict their claims that they do not use chemicals.

Now at 500 PPM of Atomic Particle Silver, while the traditional nanoparticle sellers will tell you it is "Overkill" (mainly to discourage you from trying REAL EFFECTIVE products) they do not have any scientific information supporting that. They cannot compete, so they attempt to discourage and confuse the average consumer.

They attempted to apply THIER standards to Atomic Particles while ignoring the fact that there is a huge difference in size and guaranteed chemical free organic Colloidal Silver atoms.

They even try to decieve the average person by saying that if you add table salt to a silver solution and that if it becomes cloudy or changes color you have ionic silver.

Nothing could be farther from the truth!

When you look up sodium chloride, you will discover that it is an "ionic compound" and the chemical formula is NaCl, with a ratio of 1:1 Sodium and Chloride IONS.

So, when you add it to mostly any solution, the solution will become cloudy because of the Chloride Ions that are already in the table salt .

As explained on this website metallic ions can only be made via a chemical process.

That DECEPTIVE test when it is administered to Atomic Particles will chemically cause them to convert into Ions because the chlorides remove and or adds electrons making them positive or negative Ions and larger particles.

So when positives and negative meet, they attract and coagulate making a visible to the naked eye chemical solution that can be cloudy or yellow to brown in color (depending on the chemical used).

Given the fact that sodium chloride ALREADY HAS ions and adding them to clear as water, atomic particle metal solution, will create more ions, because the sodium chloride will remove positive or negative electrons therefore, create a cloudy ionic solution, making the average Joe, think that atomic particle colloidal silver is ionic.

It's not a valid test to prove that a solution is ionic.