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hmmm said:
It gets way better, you all are welcome to come for a visit.
pm me for the name of the town.
http://bluestoneclay.webs.com
Its compounds are used in photographic film and dilute silver nitrate solutions and other silver compounds are used as disinfectants and microbiocides. While many medical antimicrobial uses of silver have been supplanted by antibiotics, further research into clinical potential continues.
I totaly agree, I will test the clay before we processes it, then again after it is processed.Astrobouncer said:hmmm said:
It gets way better, you all are welcome to come for a visit.
pm me for the name of the town.
http://bluestoneclay.webs.com
Those guys talk about the healing properties of the clay, well its a known fact that silver is an antibacterial and a compound of silver is used in treating burn victims. Wikipedia even talks about this a little:Its compounds are used in photographic film and dilute silver nitrate solutions and other silver compounds are used as disinfectants and microbiocides. While many medical antimicrobial uses of silver have been supplanted by antibiotics, further research into clinical potential continues.
However many of the other heavy metals are not quite so safe and I sure wouldn't think bathing in them would be a good idea.
THANKS FOR THAT TROPICAL TRAMP.Real de Tayopa (Tropical Tramp said:Good evening just found this forum. congrats my friend. As 'Oro de Tayopa' suggested, a small smelter can easily be built. Remember the chimney does not have to be vertical, it can lay on the ground with a slope. Naturally the steeper the better. This easier, faster, and cheaper by far, also just as efficient effectively.
Our friend beat me to it, but I will post it anyway --> read a local legend about a lost vally where the indians used to bath in clay, they say it healed the body.
Silver has long been known for this property, just now being accepted again by the med profession. Successfully kills antibiotic resistant critters. "Colloidal Silver".
Don Jose de La Mancha
shamantreasureshamantreasure said:What a claim you have. Must feel good hmmm
You could probably make a fortune just selling your clay with water in bottles to health stores.
This is an incredible thread thanks fer sharing.
EagleDown said:Many years ago, I had a metallurgist tell me; "magnatite forms around a core metal, most often gold or platinum". This is the reason that there are companies that pay good money for "black sand".
Anyway, I hope that this helps a little.
Eagle
Ditto GG!GoodyGuy said:EagleDown said:Many years ago, I had a metallurgist tell me; "magnatite forms around a core metal, most often gold or platinum". This is the reason that there are companies that pay good money for "black sand".
Anyway, I hope that this helps a little.
Eagle
Please name one company that purchases black sand. I have thrown away tons.
GG~