DIY - Stable Redox Molecules

[TEKTRON]

Interesting Tektron, I never before have drink alkaline water so I can't make a comparisson, but maybe the extra energy I feel is due because of the alkaline condition of the water I'm drinking, it is 8.7 or 8.8, ; PH goes high as soon electrolysis starts, gas hydrogen goes away and OH ions stay in the solution.
I'll read more about titamium determination, thanks for the advise. But I like more you idea to roll a ribon of pure platinum and forget liftime abut titanium issues.
BTW I could not find the web page you posted, it is a good price for 1 gram. I found on ebay 0.5mm diameter platinum wire but doing the math it cost 2x the same quantity, it is easier to roll it or press it because it is pre formed but more expensive.

Carroll, I do not use any volt or amp regulator just the water solution resistance, but the way I'm doing it is just mater of find the electrolysis time until get a light taste of chlorine, little stronger like pool water.
I usually put 1 gal of distilled water in the fridge like the rest of the food and take 1 cold litter for the process when I need it, the process takes few minutes so the water solution finishes cold.
I estimated the area of 1 electrode was about 7 sq in, so following the rule of any dry or wet cell I jut care not to go beyond 0.5amp/sq in to avoid any damage on the electrodes.
Hope this helps.

sorry, I threw an extra m in there
http://www.apmex.com/Category/171/Platinum_Bars__Rounds_1_Gram___50_Oz.aspx 



BTW, I found the PDF I had " Living Water"

[citfta]

Hi Charly,
Have you been able to verify the info about titanium being toxic?  Everything I have read says that titanium is NOT toxic and is used for implants primarily because it is inert.  One article I read says that titanium is in almost everything we eat and is in all living things naturally.  Because it is inert it just passes right on through the body.  I even found a redox molecule making machine that uses titanium electrodes.  Here is the link:
http://www.water-prox.com/Product1.htm


So do you think we can safely use the electrodes from Ebay?
Carroll

[charly2]

Hi Charly,
Have you been able to verify the info about titanium being toxic?  Everything I have read says that titanium is NOT toxic and is used for implants primarily because it is inert.  One article I read says that titanium is in almost everything we eat and is in all living things naturally.  Because it is inert it just passes right on through the body.  I even found a redox molecule making machine that uses titanium electrodes.  Here is the link:
http://www.water-prox.com/Product1.htm


So do you think we can safely use the electrodes from Ebay?
Carroll

Yes, I also have read something about it, looks like it is not a poison metal and the human body can tolerate titanium in large doses. In fact it is not a heavy metal and even most toothpaste have TiO2 in it.
Time ago there was a product called MesoTitanium it was colloidal titanium and there was people drinking it (same as colloidal silver) for its antiviral properties and more specific against candida. Now it is discontinued, I don't know why.
The electrodes I got from ebay I made a careful inspection the first day i received using a small usb microscope and the coating was covering all the surfaces including some small cavities.
I had to replace one of them because during a test I used more than 10 amps for few minutes and the titanium showed up in some areas like small brown spots.
Just take care in the current during the process and the electrodes can last long. I guess 1 to 3 amps would be good.

[TEKTRON]

Yea and today most toothpaste has fluoride in it. That don't mean it is not toxic

http://www.cfspages.com/melisa.html


http://www.nanowerk.com/spotlight/spotid=11851.php


http://consumercide.com/health/dent-toxtitanium.html

[broli]

Any follow up on this?  Did you continue to drink the water? Lately I got interested in building the setup from the patent mentioned a couple pages ago using the high frequency and was curious how you were doing. I'm waiting on an ORP tester as well to document my urine ORP before and after drinking the water.