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There is a small gap. the gap distance can vary by metal and by how much nanoparticles are in there. Generally speaking, as the nanoparticle concentration goes up, the spark goes down and the gap has to be increasingly smaller, until in some cases there is no more spark. Most metals will not go past 30ppm before the spark extinguishes.
Hello Hermes, is there a way to bring purple CG (yes, i over cooked it) back to ruby red? Also, when making CS with 99.99 silver coins, is there something i need to do that i woudnt do when using silver rods? When i have the coins im not geting any amp reading. I know there is power through the leads because im making CG with them and see the chemical reactions (lottle bubbles) coming off of the gold and copper. Thank you.
There is no way to make purple gold become ruby red. You can make ruby red gold and turn it purple, but not the other way around. There was one paper I read that said if you use a green laser on purple gold, you can get it to transition back to 20nm range. I actually tried it and it did not work. LOL, so much for scientific papers. The most common reason you got purple gold was not overcooking but too much NaCl. Cut your NaCl down about 20%. With that said, I use both purple 40 and red 20nm gold. Don't toss it out. You can use it. Both purple and red are good for the body. The current is determined by the surface area. Rods can have alot of surface area as compared to a coin. Your current meter is probably not sensitive enough to read the current. It will be around the 0.02ma range. A multimeter with current scale would be sensitive enough to measure it, but probably not the power supply meter.
Hello, Tom, I took a combination of gold, silver, copper, zinc, magnesium and other colloidal solutions some time ago. My body has been suffering from localized breathing pain for more than a month (probably in the liver area, front ribs and back), and my left knee. I also have swelling and pain. These are areas where I have bad congenital conditions. I went to the hospital to take X-rays and there were no problems. I guess it is pleurisy. In short, I have recently applied medicinal wine to promote blood circulation and remove blood stasis on these painful areas, and the pain has been minimal. Having said so much, I just want to ask you, has anyone you know experienced this kind of situation?
I'm sorry to hear about your condition. I have a friend that has alot of ailments and conditions. She always feels her best when she lowers the inflammation in the body. Basically she is on an all green diet. When she comes off the diet then her various symptoms will return. Tiger balm, woodlock, DMSO, and Dit da Jow may help with the joint pain. Holy Basil, Turmeric, Ginger, Boswellia are all herbs that can help lower inflammation.
@@AlchemyWizard Thank you. Did the friend you mentioned also take nano solution? I have symptoms that I have never had before. I suspect that taking the nano solution activated itself and started repairing the weak areas.
@@Tinyuet4444 I've seen it in myself and got reports from other people that the nanoparticles started repairing parts of the body. However sometimes when that happened the condition would flare up, then just quietly go away. Yes, she is on Forever Serum, which is combination of about 15 different nanoparticles. When she came off the nanoparticles her symptoms got worse. However, she still debates whether or not the nanoparticles are helpful. She will vacillate between taking the nanoparticles and then not taking them.
@@Tinyuet4444 I could not say. You have to follow how your feel about it. If you're concerned, stop for a few days and see how you feel. Go back when feeling better.
Molybdenum is an essential trace mineral that plays a significant role in the body’s detoxification processes. It supports the liver’s sulfation pathway, which is one of the key mechanisms for expelling toxins from the body. However, there is no direct evidence that molybdenum can specifically remove microplastics from the body. While molybdenum is beneficial for general detoxification, other strategies might be more effective for addressing microplastic contamination. These include consuming antioxidants and incorporating detoxifying foods like cruciferous vegetables. However as no one has done any direct studies relating to the toxic nature of some of these plastics, they also have not done any studies in getting rid of them. However in general, giving the body what it needs to do its normal functioning can't hurt.
I’ve followed your recipes to make Ruby Red Gold, Colloidal Silver, Colloidal Copper, the first Zinc video, and Colloidal magnesium. Would making and adding Zinc oxide help and can you do a video on how to make it? Ty :)
We can't make zinc oxide without a special furnace. It can be bought easily though. However when I speak to my chemist, I will ask her if she has an alternative way to make it. I also don't want to mix any oxide with my plasma arc version of my colloidal nanoparticles. The whole idea of the plasma arc process is to make as pure nanoparticles as can be achieved, without any additions. LVDC zinc is stable for 30 to 90 days when made the way I outline it. I'd have to ask my chemist if adding zinc oxide as a possible additive to make it long term stable would present any problems. Plasma arc zinc is not a problem once it's mixed with other colloidal nanoparticles like gold, platinum, copper. These other nanoparticles seem to bind it together. It just seems to be a problem storing the zinc on its own. I still have some metals to pair it up with for a Zinc Chapter 3, as Zinc chapter 1 and 2 have not worked to my satisfaction. I did get a more stable zinc in "Zinc Chapter 2" video though, just not stable enough. Nice questions!!!
Hey Tom, quick question. I have very sensitive skin and need to make a sunscreen. I’m thinking of using tallow and coconut oil as a base. What colloidals or other ingredients would you add to a sunscreen?
Sunscreen needs to lay on the surface of the skin. Any nanoparticles like zinc or copper, which are normally very good for the skin, would not work here. You would need zinc oxide which is not absorbed into the skin and acts like a reflector. Making zinc oxide is problematic as it seems to require a special furnace to heat and combine oxygen. Best to buy already made zinc oxide, which is readably available. I think here is one of the few places where nanoparticles can't help. However, afterward, once you wash off the sunscreen, combine some nanoparticle zinc, copper, and perhaps some silver. You can add it to a cream or just spray it on your skin directly to soothe any sunburn you may have gotten. However, I like your idea of a nanoparticle sunscreen, and I'm going to ask my chemist more about what may be possible, and put my research thinking cap on. I will let you know if anything good comes from it.
I've been drinking it for couple years now. Started when I made the video. Friends and family drink it as well. However, I do make the Plasma Arc version these days for myself and others. I also put it into my Forever Serum Nanoparticles that I sell in my website's NanoStore: wisdomsdoor.com/nanostore/index.php.
I know this thing sounds like its out of novel. Here is a brief on it: A disorder that happens when the immune system attacks the thyroid. In Hashimoto's disease, the immune system causes the death of the cells in the thyroid that make hormones. The disease usually causes a drop in the amount of hormones the thyroid makes. Hashimoto disease typical symptoms: Fatigue and sluggishness, Increased sensitivity to cold, Dry skin and hair, constant Constipation, Muscle weakness and joint pain, Depression and memory issues, slow healing and recovery from all conditions. Dry eye and eye related problems. May contribute to high pressure in eyes as well. Its effects can be wide ranging. It requires a diagnosis to confirm. The presence of the symptoms is not enough, as many other things can cause similar conditions.
1 to 3 teaspoons a day. Best taken with nothing in your stomach, just after you wake up. Wait 10 minutes before eating. However, it does also work during the day and with food. I just think it does better on no food and first thing in the morning. If need be or you feel sluggish during the day, take another teaspoon. Future versions of Forever Serum will have Indium added. I'm just waiting on trials and dosage information to come in.
@@UniquelyUbiquitous-yg3xl When you get enough Indium in you, you feel a glowing feeling in your body. A kind of peace and serenity. Some people say it feels like a vibration. It feels like your body has untapped energy. The next thing I noticed, and other people as well, was that many of the chores or things they wanted to get done, got done. They just did them. The resistance was gone stopping them from doing things. When the Indium runs out, it’s like the racing fuel is gone and now we’re back to regular gas. This often has me taking two more drops in the afternoon. My emotions are tidier, less swings in either direction, more stable. Circles under my eyes are lessening, and my crow’s feet around the eyes are going away as well. Restless leg syndrome seems to be lessening over time. Better more deep sleep. I was healthy before, due to my taking the Forever Serum for many years, but I would have to say if someone was new to Forever Serum with the Indium in it, it would be a profound shift in how they feel in their health. Some tests were done with Indium, and it found that it increased nutrient absorption up to 500%. With the nutrients already in Forever Serum, it should give even greater health improvements. Indium is supposed to increase Chromium absorption into the spine and alleviate many conditions. I’ll be looking into raising the Chromium concentration in Forever Serum when it goes in there. Still, I’m not sure the typical one to three teaspoons a day of Forever Serum will deliver enough Indium for people who need to build it up more quickly, because they have none in there. Anyone over the age of 25 probably has zero levels of Indium. I plan to sell Indium as a standalone as well for people who need a higher concentration in there, at least until they build up enough reserve. I’m waiting for some more feedback from the people I’ve given it to for testing.
@@AlchemyWizard I appreciate the long answer, good sir. I am curious where you have gotten your testers and if you’ve started threads on places like Reddit to get all of your feedback?
@@UniquelyUbiquitous-yg3xl My testers are mostly associates, and some family, and some people that I barter for services. However I am expanding my testing to some of my repeat customers who buy my nanoparticles. I've not expanded to Reddit to collect feedback. Usually I use email and phone calls. However as my "testers" expand, I will have to consider some kind of forum where we can share information. Problem with collecting feedback is that usually I have to chase them. So frustrating. I want to sell Indium for example but feedback from those tests is not forthcoming. More chasing required I guess. 😵
Also do you have any experience or opinions of silver oxide, silver chloride, and dmso. I’ve been researching all three and would like to know your opinion and experience with them
I just spoke to my chemist on how to make your silver cream. I wanted to make sure. So you put two silver rods in there. apply electricity, add some dry salt, a pinch should do. You may want to experiment, more salt will give you more solids falling out. Let that cook until its quite dark. Wipe the rods off. let the solids go into the solution. Then let the solids fall out to the bottom over a few hours. you can at this point if you have a heated stirrer, let the water boil off until you get a thicker paste. Then filter the rest of the water out, collect the paste. add it to some hand cream, some DMSO. So in the end you would have silver oxide, silver chloride and solid silver bits, and your DMSO. Keep in mind that you will use up huge amount of silver off your rods.
@@AlchemyWizard okay great, thank you! Can’t wait to experiment. Apparently .999% silver bezel is good for the silver oxide because it has more surface area
@@Justin-bk3fi as you will be stripping off lots of silver, the larger the silver the better. Good thinking. Silver bars will work too. And good advice for others wanting to do the same.
If you follow the Zinc procedure with LVDC, it will last about 30 days. Basically follow the directions in the videos below. Make the zinc, then filter the zinc using qualitative filters. Because the zinc hydroxide, if not removed, will hasten the zinc colloidal nanoparticles falling apart. I've not forgot about creating a better LVDC method for zinc and magnesium, by perhaps combining metals like I do with the plasma arc. It's on my list of research. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-BjYW2WeqebM.html ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-ak7BhSxFo_w.html
Hey Tom! Recently I’ve come across research on Silver Chloride (which uses a pinch of salt to start the cooking), and Silver Oxide (which is the black stuff that accumulates on the wires). Do you have any experience with either? Those along with DMSO apparently are great for topicals but it’s hard to find research since this stuff is suppre$$ed
Yes you can take the silver sludge and the silver oxide and mix them with an oil or a cream to make a silver topical. They actually sell or did sell a OTC cream called "Silver Silvadene (sulfadiazine)." It's basically the silver sludge and silver oxide mixed with a cream. DMSO is great additive to any topical because it draws whatever it is mixed with into the skin more easily. DMSO is also a good emulsifier if you are mixing water and oil based stuff together.
Can you explain how cells integrate in her body this coloids? how a cell digest a metall particle and expulse the "detritus" after "digestion" and use of the chyle? or the cell acumulate particles and more particles until they just burst like a balloon? 🙂A cell have a digestive system from a mouth to an anus or maybe convert "food" (chyle), colloids... or everything that comes to him and he can eat with some plasma or unknow disgregative power? In Barcelona, Catalonia, exist a rumor about an area of the city where the cancer ratio is higher than in other districts, the reason? a old Molybdenum mine. Of course the dementia of urbanization covered the mine with buildings, road tarp... but the "efluvia" continue affecting people???? yeet sure, like Paracels say: venom or medecine is in the dose.
Breathing in large amounts of molybdenum dust can cause lung problems, especially in workers exposed to high levels over extended periods. However when ingested it is perfectly safe. In fact the daily RDA for Molybdenum is 45 mcg daily and necessary for the human body to function. The max daily dose of Molybdenum is 2000mcg A 1/2 teaspoon of Molybdenum of 500mL solution will supply about 35mcg. I've not found any information on how the body unpacks and uses colloidal nanoparticles. My chemist and I have looked. If I could find such information it would make a fantastic video. The body seems to know how to selectively use colloidal nanoparticles. Or it can ignore them. Basically if it needs the nutrient, it removes it from the water in the body and uses it.
@@AlchemyWizard you and your friend the chemist never find any info about this, here is where the neurons of this people end, a cul-de-sac for official science. I tell you... you can eat and digest a piece of silver with your teeth, mouth... a piece of molybdenum? some gold? obviously no so what make the cells to eat and digest the colloid particles, a good piece of metal for a cell??? the real Alchemist, they knew the answer...
Hey Brother. I admire the resources your provide! You ad a lot of value to r lives. Keep the great content up and be consistent! There’s still a lot of other metals like palladium to test. And I want to ask, have you considered smelting Platinum and Gold together to make an alloy so the plat will melt easier?
I've thought about it. But you don't have to go that far. Platinum jewelry comes in different purities. Most contain ruthenium or iridium. I've not tested it because of the cost of the jewelry and I don't have any platinum jewelry here. But nice that you have your thinking cap on. Iridium and platinum would make a nice energy combo.
@@AlchemyWizardI agree. On Amazon, they sell portable smelting ovens to melt metals for like $300cad. Thought it would be cool to customize r own alloys, perhaps silver gold and platinum mixed together to make one rod. Yeah iridium and rhodium are super expensive lol. .5mm x 1m of iridium for $2000cad
@@vishalumadas8809 well, I can add smelting overs to the list of lab supplies for the future. LOL! Of course it's not a bad idea. Especially when sometimes you can't get wire.
Hi, I have a question. Google says Anode is Positive and Cathode is Negative. In your video you say Copper Anode (is negative) and Gold Cathode (is positive). I'm confused.
In colloidal electrolysis, the anode and cathode are reversed compared to their roles in a regular electrochemical cell. In a typical electrochemical cell (such as a battery), the anode is where oxidation occurs, and the cathode is where reduction occurs. In colloidal electrolysis, the situation is reversed. The anode becomes the site of reduction. The cathode becomes the site of oxidation. In simple terms... the energy flow and conditions are reversed in colloidal electrolysis.
LOL, We've looked. There are none. We're the first making nanoparticles out of Indium. But that is what I do here, break ground where others have not. So far the Indium is a success, even though we have to mix it with silver to maintain a high parts per million.
one lead will need to have two banana ends on it. It will go from the PSU to the multimeter. The other lead needs one banana end and one clip end, which you should have already for your PSU.
@@AlchemyWizard Thank you so much for your help. I love your videos. You inspire me and I truly appreciate you sharing your wisdom with alchemy. It will help so many people heal
Hey Tom, quick question. How do I use the multimeter to measure the mili amps of the solution. Do I need to add to a power supply or do I just dip the red or black sensor in the liquid? Please help! 😂 I wanna make Collodial Zinc and Magnesium tomorrow
This video shows you how to hook up a multimeter to your power supply setup for making nanoparticles. Have look, if you still got questions let me know: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-I_R71FY7jvI.html
@@AlchemyWizard thanks Tom! I have a large power supply like you in the video. How would I hookup the multimeter to that? The same as in the diagram and would I need special leads? Ty
with platinum, as with any metal being plasma arced, you can't have anything in the water and it has to be distilled water. You can heat the water, but this only really does something with Gold, forcing the rose color 20nm size nanoparticle instead of the purple 40nm size particle. Platinum has only one state. it will create a light amber colored liquid when fully saturated to 20ppm. If you are asking about the arctop, the 6.0 version arctops use glass tubes for isolation and to prevent burning.
@@AlchemyWizard I’ve gotten a very light yellow with 10kv with the bars no arc top in about 2 hours but with the traditional citrate vit c recipe … I seriously need to start this arc top process.
How about mixing colloidal zinc with colloidal silver? To my understanding silver lasts longer in general so maybe it could help the zinc last longer too?
I usually add 5% silver to my zinc. However more tests are needed to confirm that the silver stabilizes the zinc when you mix them. My chemist and I were talking about this problem, of determining when you mix a stable colloidal with an unstable one, how to tell if you still have the unstable colloidal in there after a certain period of time. We've devised some tests, which I plan to work on this week. Zinc 2.0 Chapter 2 will probably cover zinc plus copper. But I have to conduct more tests on it, before I start making that video. Early testing is promising for longer stability than the zinc plus titanium.
Thanks so much for your encouragement! It was a short video. However it took an hour to shoot the raw footage and b-roll. Then the uggg 8 hours to turn that into the final product in the video editor. Another hour to create thumbnail and text for the upload page. It's nice to know it all paid off and people are finding it helpful and entertaining.
I've started taking it. Nothing to report yet, just started today. But I will report back on it in a day or so. Next I will send it to my testers and see what they think.
