What colour should electro colloidal silver be?
If the water turns yellow or golden in colour during the process, or soon afterwards (within about 12 hours) it is an indication that a chemical reaction has taken place where silver has bonded with various gases, dissolved solids etc. – and there is an excess of hydrogen. This is caused by excessive current in the production process – and the solution is in the process of breaking down. One will notice that the taste becomes bitter – and the solution turns brown over a few days and eventually becomes a mud colour. This is far removed from real electro colloidal silver – which is crystal clear and may have a very slight tint. True ECS actually sparkles like a diamond when held up to the light. In 1999, Professor Ronald Gibbs (Director of the Centre for Colloidal Science, University of Delaware) ran thorough tests on a range of colloidal silver products and found that “if a yellow colour is present, it indicates that the colloidal silver product is not acceptable and is not of the highe
