Welcome!

Success with this product | The secret to success with this product depends on your adherence to
the documentation. It is vital to read the information (in its entirety) and make sure not to skip ahead.
Each step is well-detailed to ensure success and proper results. Follow the "Step by Step Guide"
accurately. This is a controlled process where proper protocol is required to produce high-quality silver
solutions.

Important Notes!
Distilled water only! | Never use well water, spring water or water labeled as filtered drinking water.
Filtered water from a "Berkey" type system is not distilled water and cannot be used. Atmospheric
water generators cannot be used either as these do not get the water purity low enough for this
process. Distilled water means there is nothing in the water (except) water itself. Reverse osmosis
water cannot be used unless it has measured no higher than (1 PPM) with a water test meter. It is
most recommended that you purchase a quality brand of distilled water from a grocery store,
pharmacy or health food store and to always ensure that the water (actually tests) at no more than (1
PPM) on your water test meter. 2 PPM is not close enough. Higher than (1 PPM) will produce a cloudy
solution.
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Water distillers | If using a water distiller, make sure to remove any charcoal or carbon post
filters. These will leech trace amounts of charcoal/carbon into the distilled water. This can react with
the silver during production. Many home water distillers do not produce (1 PPM) water purity and this
will need to be tested ahead of time to ensure that these high purity levels can be achieved. If a first-
pass of distilling produces higher than (1 PPM) of purity, simply re-distill the same water until the
proper purity is achieved.
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Salt or saline solution | Never add anything to the distilled water such as salt or saline
solutions! This is vital to ensuring a pure and safe silver solution and to prevent the formation of
undesirable silver compounds such as silver chloride (AgCl).

The Silver Generator (World Compatible)

The power adapter provided is a universal power adapter that will work on 100V, 120V, 220V, 230V
and 240V power standards. This is a world-compatible power adapter. You may need to change the
"socket" type to adapt to your particular region.

* Additional power sockets can be purchased (by contacting SilverLungs) to allow you to operate The
SilverLungs Generator anywhere in the world.

NOTE! The SilverLungs Generator must be plugged directly to a wall socket. Absolutely no
power strips, power inverters, extension cords, power blocks or intermediate devices.
These devices will cause a voltage "slump" across the power adapter and will cause The
SilverLungs Generator to shut-off too soon. This will lead to low silver PPM measurements.

The Nebulizer (World Compatible)

The power adapter provided for the ultrasonic nebulizer is also a universal power adapter that will
work on 100V, 120V, 220V, 230V and 240V power standards. This is a world-compatible power
adapter.

You may need to change the "socket" type to adapt to your particular region.

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Caution
Not waterproof! | Be careful not to accidentally drop the water test meter into the flask of
water. We cannot warranty a water-damaged test meter.

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Water Test Meter (pre-calibrated)
Your water test meter has already been pre-calibrated to measure (most importantly) water purity
and can also be used to give an accurate measurement of the ionic silver content. The water meter
calibration is "hard locked" and will never need to be recalibrated even if the batteries die and are
replaced. Do not attempt to recalibrate this meter! It has been specifically calibrated with
the proper correction factor for measuring silver. Silver has a different correction factor than all
other ions in water. Recalibrating the meter to factory standards will cause a -15% reduction in the
screen reading which will report your silver measurements too low.

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Measuring Silver Concentration
Always remember that only the silver ions (i.e. ionic silver concentration) can be measured with a
water test meter. The colloidal portion (i.e. silver particles) cannot be detected by a water test meter.
Further information on this subject is provided in the section called "Understanding PPM
Measurements" on (Page 12.)

Important | The only time an accurate measurement of ionic silver can be made is within 30-60
minutes after production of a new silver solution. The water meter reading will slowly decline over
time from the slow formation of silver oxide (Ag2O) that begins after a new batch is completed. Silver
oxide is a non-measurable form of silver that will "hide" the previously-measurable silver content.

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Glassware
Cleaning | Make sure the glassware is pre‐rinsed thoroughly with distilled water. Ionic silver is
extremely reactive and will form combine with other elements and create unwanted forms of silver.
Distilled water is very low in chemically reactive elements and is the only water type we recommend
using to pre‐clean the glassware. Do not use spring water, reverse osmosis, "Berkey" filtered water or
atmospheric water generated water cleaning. Never use detergents or chemicals to clean the
glassware! When done pre‐rinsing the glassware with distilled water, perform an additional
wipe‐down of the internal components of the glass applicators with distilled water and a new/clean
paper towel or napkin. To explain further, each of the glass applicators have plastic or glass tubes
inside that need to be wiped‐down with distilled water as well. Do not touch any of the internal
tubes or plastic with your fingers as salt or other contaminants can be deposited onto these
surfaces from your fingers. This will contaminate and compromise a silver solution over time.

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Storage
Clear and Colored Glassware | If your kit was provided with colored glass bottles and applicators,
these are UV protective to shield the semi-sensitive ionic silver content from sunlight. The UV rays
from sunlight can slowly "photo reduce" the highly reactive ions which removes their positive charge
and changes them into silver atoms and particles rather than preserving the ions. If you chose clear
glassware with your kit in order to monitor the crucial yellow color of colloidal silver solutions, these
yellow solutions are also UV sensitive to sunlight and you will need to keep these yellow solutions in a
dark place such as a cabinet. Again, the yellow color of a colloidal silver solution needs to be
monitored before administering. Never use a clear silver solution that was once yellow in color.

Proper use of the glassware | Never drink from the 32 oz. storage bottle (or any of the other
glass storage bottles) as saliva and/or salts from the mouth can degrade the ionic silver content or
impact the stability of a colloidal silver solution. Make sure that the glass tubing within the eye/ear
dropper does not touch or contact the eyes or ears during use as this can also pick up contamination.

Signs of contamination | If an ionic silver solution becomes cloudy or if a yellow colloidal silver
solution changes to another color or turns clear, this is a sign of contamination and the solution should
be discarded. Ensure a clean working environment and proper handling.

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Silver Concentration (PPM)
10 PPM or 20 PPM? | The only difference in the silver produced between these two power levels is a
higher concentration of total silver. We have found that 10 PPM is a perfectly suitable concentration
for lung nebulization (although 20 PPM is fine as well.) Again, 20 PPM is simply double the
concentration of the exact same silver as a 10 PPM solution. If you are in a hurry to produce a silver
solution, the faster production time of the LOW (10 PPM setting) can be used. 1/2 teaspoon of a 20
PPM solution is equivalent to 1 teaspoon of a 10 PPM solution. Keep in mind that there is no wrong
setting to choose from. 10 or 20 PPM solutions only equate to the concentration of total silver
produced and total production time involved. If implementing the "true colloidal silver protocol"
from Page 13, this will require the 20 PPM setting. The pH of the 10 PPM setting is not high
enough to work properly with the included reducing agent.

Ionic vs. Colloidal

Which to use? Where to use? | We have found that the ionic solutions (produced without the
colloidal protocol on Page 13) are best used in the eyes, ears, and topically. The lungs can also be
targeted with the ionic silver. When creating colloidal solutions (outlined on Page 13), we have found
these solutions to be better suited for oral and nasal administration as silver particles do not form
silver chloride (AgCl) when swallowed or delivered nasally. Colloidal silver can also be used in the
lungs for direct bloodstream delivery. 50/50 blended solutions are many times the best overall
silver solutions to produce as both silver species are present (i.e. ions and particles.)

Ionic Colloidal
eyes, ears, lungs, topically oral, nasal, lungs, rectally, vaginally

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Suggested Use (Dosage)
Due to Federal laws that govern "dietary supplements", we can only provide general
suggestions concerning the administration of the silver solutions produced.

Topically | Dosage is not a concern for the eyes, ears and when dressing wounds, cuts, scrapes,
abrasions, etc.

Orally | We suggest a maximum daily oral "maintenance dose" of 1 tablespoon of a 20 PPM solution
for adults and 1 teaspoon of a 20 PPM solution for children or infants. Oral consumption should
incorporate the colloidal protocol (Page 13) and is best optimized on an empty stomach. Many
common foods in the stomach will rapidly degrade the colloidal silver quality and increase
the size of the particles. We highly suggest an empty stomach for oral administration.

Nebulizing | Breathing the silver solution across 24-48 inhalations (per session) is suggested for a 1-
3 day per week maintenance regimen. Nebulizing is by far the most optimized and effective
way to deliver the best silver integrity into the bloodstream as breathing entirely avoids the
harsh and unpredictable environment of the stomach. Oral administration cannot match the
lung delivery method even in a best-case scenario. The nebulizer is highly suggested!

Nasal | We suggest 2-4 sprays per nostril every 1-3 days with a nasal sprayer if you wish to target
the upper respiratory system. You can also choose to use the nebulizer for nasal delivery.

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The Nebulizer (Preparing)
Step 1 | Optionally press the provided battery pack firmly onto the bottom of the nebulizer. The
battery pack is not required and in most cases the nebulizer will operate better without the battery
connected by having the power adapter connected directly to the bottom of the unit.

Step 2 | You will need to (pre-fill) the lower reservoir of the nebulizer with distilled water until it
intersects with the red rectangle. Do not skip this step! This step is required for proper function.

Step 3 | Place (one) of the reusable medicine cups into the top of the reservoir of the nebulizer and
add no more than (1/2 teaspoon) of silver solution into the medicine cup using a thoroughly-cleaned
spoon, dropper or measuring device. 1/2 teaspoon can be visually gauged by a silver water pool the
diameter of a nickel coin.

Step 4 | Place the nebulizer cover back on the top of the nebulizer until it snaps into place and
ensure that the rubber snout has also been pressed onto the top of the cover as shown below.

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The Nebulizer (Continued)
Step 5 | Plug the provided power adapter into a power socket and then plug the receptacle
of the power adapter into the battery of the nebulizer. Allow the battery pack to charge for at
least 8 hours before first use. Keep the nebulizer in a cabinet and out of areas with airborne
contamination such as cooking grease fumes, perfumes, air fresheners, hair spray, etc. The battery
pack only has usable power for about 30 seconds before needing to be re-charged.

Nebulizing & Dosage

Proper Breathing | A proper inhalation is defined as an inhalation which has a 3-6 second duration
and then holding the inhalation for 1-2 seconds before exhaling. We suggest exhaling through the
nose to recycle any used silver through the sinuses.

Initial Dosages | For adults, during your first silver nebulizing session we suggest no more than 48
long and deep inhalations through the mouth or nose (infants and children at 25-50% of adult intake)
and then cease further nebulization for 2-3 days. The 2-3 day cessation period is vital to check for
the onset of flu-like symptoms due to the chance of a detoxifying response from the body known as
the "Herxheimer Reaction" (see below.) If no flu-like symptoms are noticeable after 2-3 days, you can
continue with (up to) 48 inhalations every 1-5 days to keep silver present in the lungs and circulatory
system. This is highly preferred over oral administration to preserve the original silver
quality and particle sizes. Swallowing a silver solution causes considerable particle growth.

Facemask & Hose vs. The Mouthpiece | We have found the facemask and hose combination to be
quite cumbersome and simply not necessary in most cases. We suggest simply breathing directly
from the rubber mouth piece on the top cap. Only in rare cases with infants or customers with
motor skill problems do we suggest the possible use of the facemask and hose assembly.

Caution! | Never nebulize protein or citrate based silver solutions! High concentration silver
solutions (over 40 PPM) usually contain very large silver particles and complexes that will not pass
easily through the lung tissues. High concentration silver solutions may also contain lung-irritating
chemical additives that are incorporated into the ingredients.

Herxheimer Reaction | Silver, when nebulized, is extremely powerful when introduced directly into
the lungs and bloodstream. Many will experience this reaction if they are currently ill with an infection.
The flu-like symptoms experienced are the result of the body being overwhelmed with the rapid-
release of dead bacteria and antigens. The most common side-effects of a Herxheimer Reaction are
nausea, headaches, sore joints, fever, chills, rashes, acne, loss of appetite, fatigue, etc. Be sure to
cease nebulization sessions if you feel the onset of these flu-like symptoms in order to
allow the body to purge the bacteria before resuming your regular nebulization sessions.

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Step by Step Guide (The Generator)
Step 1 | Locate the Generator

It is important to place The SilverLungs Generator in an

undisturbed area to prevent any bumping of the unit during the
production process. During the electrolysis process, the silver
electrodes will accumulate a coating of excess silver hydroxide
which is very loosely bound to the leads. If the unit is bumped or
moved suddenly, the silver hydroxide excess will be discharged into
the solution making it less than ideal for consumption.

IMPORTANT! Do not locate the generator in a cold room

such as a basement, garage, etc. If the water temperature is
below 70'F, the unit will not stop automatically and the
solution will need to be discarded.

Step 2 | Turn "OFF" the Generator

At the rear of The SilverLungs Generator, set the slide switch to

the "OFF" position.

Next, ensure that the (correct) DC power adapter is plugged in to

the generator as well as a power outlet on the wall. Plugging a
different power adapter into The SilverLungs Generator will
compromise its function and reliable operation.

The unit should now be "power-ready" but set to the "OFF"

position. Once the unit receives power from the wall outlet, you
should see a solid BLUE light on The SilverLungs Generator,
indicating an idle but ready state.

Step 3 | Clean the Production Flask

Fill the production flask with a small amount of distilled water and
use the provided cleaning brush to thoroughly clean the inside of
the flask. After thoroughly cleaning the flask with distilled water,
discard the cleaning water and then rinse the cleaning brush and
allow to air dry in a clean place for use next time. Add another
small amount of distilled water to the flask and swirl the water
around several times as a final rinse, discarding the water when
complete.

IMPORTANT! | Always work with clean hands and fingertips when

preparing a new silver solution. Salt and or other contaminants on
fingertips and hands can potentially contaminate a new solution
rendering it less active and shortening the shelf-life.

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Step 4 | Prepare the Silver Electrodes

Using the provided 100% copper scouring pad, gently polish the
silver electrodes (under cool running tap water) to a mirror finish
from top to bottom. Never polish the electrodes "dry" and
never use anything but copper to polish the electrodes.
Scotch-Brite pot scrubbers should never be used!

Perform a final wipe-down of the polished silver electrodes

thoroughly with distilled water and a new paper towel or paper
napkin until there is no visible trace of black lines on the cleaning
towel or napkin. Spending the extra time polishing the electrodes is
highly recommended. The smoother the surface, the higher the
quality of the final solution. As well, when polishing the electrodes,
pay close attention to the "tips" as these often go overlooked.

Step 5 | Prepare the Electrode/Stopper Assembly

Once the silver electrodes have been verified as straight and then
polished and wiped clean - insert the wedge-shaped end of each
electrodes into the bottom of the stopper, being careful to leave no
more than 1/8 inch protruding from the stopper. The "rounded"
end of each electrode should be submersed in the water rather
than the "wedge" shaped end.

Once the electrodes have been inserted into the rubber stopper,
check again to assure they are aligned parallel to each other
from top to bottom. If not you can pull, push or twist very slightly
on either electrode to correct the alignment and then perform a
final wipe-down of the polished electrodes with distilled water.

Step 6 | Check Your Water!

A proper solution first begins with absolutely pure water! Do not

waste your time and effort with un-tested water that you (assume)
is pure. Even if you buy water labeled as distilled or you distill your
own, this absolutely does not ensure that the water is actually pure
enough for production. Do not use well water, reverse osmosis
water, spring water, filtered water or drinking water. Distilled water
means that the water is comprised of nothing but H2O. This is
vital! Before adding water to the production flask, test the water
using the water test meter and ensure that it measures no greater
than 1. Again, distilled water only!

IMPORTANT! | Never add any type of catalyst (such as salt or

saline) to the production water in an attempt to decrease the time
involved for the electrolysis process. Adding anything to the water
will produce silver "compounds" rather than pure ionic silver.

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Step 7 | Add Water

Fill the flask about 1 inch from the top of the opening. Temporarily
insert the rubber stopper and electrode assembly and check that
the bottom of the stopper has about 1/8 inch of air gap as
pictured. Remove the rubber stopper electrode assembly and place
it on a clean surface before proceeding to the next step. A good
choice for a clean surface would be a new paper towel or paper
napkin on a clean and dry surface.

IMPORTANT! | The water level is crucial for the proper

function of The SilverLungs Generator. Using a larger air gap
will disable the automatic shutoff feature and will produce a
messy "over run" end result!

Step 8 | Position the Magnetic Stirring Bar

At this point, the production flask should be placed on top of The

SilverLungs Generator as shown in Step 9. After ensuring that
the stirring bar has been wiped clean with distilled water, drop the
magnetic stirring bar into the flask. Try not to touch the stirring
bar at anytime with your finger tips as they can carry contaminants
that will be rubbed off onto the stirring bar.

Drop the cleaned stirring bar into the water-filled flask and look to
see that it has been magnetically centered at the bottom of the
flask. If the stirring bar is off to the side of the flask, gently move
the flask around to help the stirring bar find the magnetic center of
The SilverLungs Generator.

Step 9 | Insert the Rubber Stopper & Electrode Assembly

Place the electrode/stopper assembly (carefully cleaned in Step 7)

into the water-filled flask, allowing the weight of the assembly to
make a gentle seal. Do not press on the stopper into place as this
will require an abrupt and forceful extraction from the flask at the
end of production.

Remember that if the electrodes are moved too suddenly, the

collection of excess silver (at the end of production) will flake off of
the electrodes into the solution making for a messy batch.

Check again that there is about 1/8 inch of each silver electrode
protruding through the top of rubber stopper as shown in Step 5.
This allows just enough room for the electrodes to be firmly
clamped by the electrical leads coming from The SilverLungs
Generator.

REMINDER! | The water temperature must remain 70'F or

higher! The generator will not function properly if the water
temperature is below 70'F. Do not locate the generator in a
cold room, basement, garage, etc. The cold water will not
allow the unit to stop automatically and the solution will
need to be discarded.

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Step 10 | Attach the Electrode Clamps

Because The SilverLungs Generator features automated

"polarity-reversal" circuitry to help reduce excess silver
accumulation on the electrodes, you can clamp the electrical leads
to either silver electrode in any order.

As shown in the image to the left, leave only 1/8th of an inch of

silver protruding from the rubber stopper so that there is as
much silver as possible inserted down into the water.

Step 11 | Select a Power Level and Begin!

The SilverLungs Generator has two power levels to choose from.

HIGH creates silver solutions in the concentration range of 20 PPM
while the LOW setting creates silver solutions in the concentration
range of 10 PPM.

The LOW setting (GREEN LIGHT) will produce a 10 PPM solution

in 1-2 hours depending on water purity.

The HIGH setting (RED LIGHT) will produce a 20 PPM solution in

2-3 hours depending on water purity.

Once you have selected the desired power level, you will notice the
magnetic stirring bar spinning in-place and the front panel light will
change to either green or red depending on the power level chosen.
Be sure that the magnetic stirring bar stays centered in the
bottom of the flask as functional stirring is vital to a successful
production process.

When the concentration reaches the pre-selected 10 or 20 PPM

concentration, the unit will automatically shut off. You will see the
magnetic stirring bar stop spinning and the front panel light will
revert to blue, indicating an idle state.

WATER TEMPERATURE MUST BE ABOVE 70'F

IMPORTANT! | The SilverLungs Generator does not operate on

a "timer" in order to automatically stop production. Rather, there is
intelligent circuitry built into The SilverLungs Generator that
measures the actual silver content and turns off when the preset
10 or 20 PPM concentration is reached. Remember not to pull or
yank the rubber stopper straight up once a batch completes.
Simply work the stopper in a circular/spiral motion while easing
the stopper out slowly.

Note | If you are producing a new batch of silver using (untested)

water, keep a close watch for any "cloudiness" or discoloration to
form in the solution as this is a sure indicator of water that was not
pure enough for production. There is no point in allowing the
process to complete as the silver solution is not what should be
ingested.

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Step 12 | Analyze & Measure

Using a high power laser pointer, aim the laser beam through the
flask (from side to side) and verify that there are very few large
bright spots in the solution. Many times, large bright spots are
simply air-born particles (such as dust or lint) and a few can be
expected. It is virtually impossible to create a solution that does
not pick up "something" during preparation. This step is just to
make sure that there are only a few scattered bright spots that
are visible with the laser.

When creating a 10 PPM solution, the laser beam will appear very
slightly through the water, while a 20 PPM solution will show a
more noticeable laser beam as the 20 PPM solution contains a
considerable amount of silver oxide depending on the amount of
free oxygen in your original source water. Using the laser
provides a simple visual check to confirm that the solution does
not contain an abundance of large silver excess.

Carefully un-clamp the electrical leads from the electrodes and

gently work the electrode stopper assembly out of the flask.
Power on the water test meter and insert it into the solution to
measure the silver concentration.

Measuring | When measuring a solution produced with the LOW

setting, you should measure between 9-11 PPM. When
measuring a solution produced with the HIGH setting, the
expected measurement is 16-18 PPM as we are accounting for
approximately 2-4 PPM of (additional) silver in the form of non-
measurable silver oxide. Silver oxide cannot be measured so keep
in mind that there is still an additional 2-4 PPM concentration of
silver oxide in a non-measurable form. The measurable ionic
portion plus the non-measurable silver oxide portion equates to
roughly 20 PPM of total silver in solution. If your solution reveals
very few large bright spots and you have measured the expected
concentration, you have successfully completed the production of
an ionic silver solution!

Important! | After taking your final silver measurement, do not

reinsert the rubber stopper/electrode assembly into the newly
created solution. Instead, you should dispense the silver solution
into your pre-rinsed storage bottles or move ahead to the
colloidal protocol on (Page 13.) When your production session is
entirely complete, reinsert the rubber stopper/electrode assembly
into the flask for later use. It is a good practice to leave the
magnetic stirring bar in the flask to avoid being misplaced or lost.

Storing | Make certain that your storage bottles have been

thoroughly pre-cleaned with distilled water to ensure there
are no contaminants present. Signs of contamination are usually
revealed by a "cloudy" solution. Always store your ionic solutions
in dark colored (blue or brown) glass containers as the colored
bottles protect the ionic content against "photo reduction" from
exposure to the UV rays in ambient or direct sunlight. Colored
glass is not required when creating colloidal solutions (Page 13.)
Clear containers may actually be better to allow you to monitor
the yellow/amber color produced to ensure it does not turn clear
(which indicates a degraded solution) which should not be
consumed.

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Understanding PPM Measurements | When taking
measurements of your silver solutions, always remember that
ions are the only form of silver that can be measured with a
water test meter. Keep in mind that there is also a smaller
concentration of silver that will be in the form of silver oxide
(Ag2O) and will not be measurable. Again, there is an additional
amount of silver that will not be detected by a water test meter.

Using the LOW power level you can expect to see between 9-11
immediately measured after completing a LOW stage.

At the end of the HIGH stage you should see a reading of 16-18
while remembering that only the ionic portion of the silver
solution can be measured and there is an additional amount of
(non-measurable) silver in the solution in the form of silver oxide.

Note | When producing a new silver solution (i.e. without

choosing to implement the colloidal protocol on Page 13), you can
expect a 25-50% drop in (measurable) PPM over the course of 1
week as some of the silver ions will continue combining with free
oxygen in the water (converting them into non-measurable silver
oxide.)

Remember that no silver is actually lost when the PPM

measurement drops, but rather a percentage of the silver ions are
converted into (non-measurable) silver oxide. This is why the PPM
will always drop slowly over time before settling on a stable
reading.

The most accurate measurement of the silver

concentration is when measuring right at the end of
production rather than many hours later.

What Particle Sizes are Produced? | When implementing the

colloidal protocol found on (Page 13), the average particle sizes
produced are between 8-9 nanometers in diameter as verified by
TEM (transmission electron microscopy) analysis.

Shelf Life? | Assuming that your self-produced silver solutions

are kept in a dark environment (away from long-exposure to UV
rays from the sun) and that the storage container used is
contamination-free, your silver solutions will hold in suspension
for many years. The only change that will happen over time (with
the clear ionic silver solutions) is the "plating" of some of the ionic
silver content against the walls of glass containers as well as the
formation of silver oxide (Ag2O). When measuring your silver
solutions with a water test meter, you can expect to see a slowly-
declining (but an eventually-stabilizing) measurement. Silver
oxide cannot be measured with a water test meter and will cause
the solution to "appear" to lose potency, while actually there is
still the same total amount of silver available.

How Long Will the Electrodes Last? | The original silver

electrodes should last almost indefinitely. To preserve their
longevity, always remember that it is a vital protocol (Step 4) to
polish the electrodes with 100% copper scouring pads to ensure
that the electrodes are lightly polished rather than grinded down
with extremely abrasive "scotch brite" pot scrubbers.

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The Colloidal Silver and "50/50" (Protocol)
Described | True colloidal silver is defined as a silver solution consisting of a majority of silver
particles compared to silver ions.

NOTE! You will notice a considerable reduction in the water test meter reading after
converting from an ionic solution into a colloidal solution (up to 90%).

Step by Step

1 - Complete a new solution using (only) the HIGH setting. LOW will not yield proper results.
2 - Unclamp the alligator clips from the electrodes and remove the rubber stopper and electrode
assembly from the flask (leaving the stirring bar at the bottom.) The silver electrodes and rubber
stopper are no longer used at this point!
3 - With the flask of solution still resting on the top of the generator unit, set the switch to LOW or
HIGH so the solution begins stirring. Do not allow the disconnected alligator clips to touch.
4a - For a full colloidal solution, add six drops of the liquid reducing agent into the silver solution.
4b - For a blended solution of 50% colloidal and 50% ionic silver, add only one drop of the
liquid reducing agent into the stirring silver solution.

TIMING! | For proper conversion of silver ions into silver particles, the reducing agent must be added
within 120 minutes of the shut-off point of The SilverLungs Generator. If adding the reducing agent
beyond this crucial point, the conversion will be less effective and will yield a less stable solution.

Conversion | After 30 seconds, you will begin to notice the solution shifting from clear into deepening
shades of yellow. If using six drops of reducing agent, the solution will become deep yellow in color.
If one drop of reducing agent is used, the color will eventually appear light yellow like straw/hay.

Finishing Up | After 30 minutes, manually stop the generator to complete the conversion of ionic
silver into colloidal silver. The colloidal silver solution can be used if needed after the 30 minutes of
stirring has been completed. The PPM of the solution will drop as described in the note above.

pH Levels | During the process of converting the ions into particles, the original 10.0 pH of the ionic
solution (as it was before adding the drops) will decline to 7 pH (neutral) over the course of 24 hours.

The importance of yellow! | The deep yellow color is what must be maintained before administering
in the future. If there is a contamination, the solution will change into varying other colors over time
such as green, pink, blue, etc. The solution will eventually turn clear. Once an amber solution
shifts to clear, it is entirely degraded and carries no potential and should be discarded. Use
clear (not colored) containers for yellow/colloidal solutions to monitor the color. This is vital!

Never freeze! | Be careful not to leave an amber silver solution in your vehicle or outside during the
cold times of the year! Freezing will destroy the solution and turn it clear. It is no longer
colloidal nor ionic. It is aggregated silver excess that carries no potential for use in any way (discard.)

Sunlight and clear storage bottles! | The yellow colloidal silver solutions are sensitive only to UV
rays from direct sunlight and should be kept indoors in general ambient light levels. Always use
clear storage containers to monitor your silver solutions for color and turbidity (cloudiness)
which is not otherwise possible in colored glassware.

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Troubleshooting (Automatic Shut-off)
Below is a troubleshooting checklist if you experience a failed automatic shut-off.

A failed shut-off is usually indicated by a run-time exceeding 4 hours which yields a cloudy/messy
silver solution. Please allow the generator at least 3.5 hours to automatically shut-off before assuming
the shut-off has failed. The production time (on the HIGH setting) can vary from 2 to 4 hours
depending on the initial water purity.

Remember | The SilverLungs Generator is not on a timer. Rather, it features intelligent circuitry
which measures the amount of dissolved ionic silver during production and knows exactly when the
target PPM concentration has been achieved.

Troubleshooting Steps
1 - Water too cold | The water temperature must be above 70'F in order to properly shutoff. The
generator cannot be located outside during the cold times of the year. Areas such as an unheated
garage, unfinished basement or work shed cannot accommodate the warmer temperatures required.

2 - Too little water in the flask | The air gap between the top of the water line and the bottom of
the blue rubber stopper cannot be greater than 1/8th inch as shown below. If the air gap exceeds
1/8th of an inch, there is a high probability of a failed automatic shut-off or at minimum an "over run"
before finally shutting off. This will lead to a cloudy/messy solution which should be discarded.

3 - Bent electrodes | The silver electrodes must always be absolutely straight so they can be 100%
parallel to each other during production. If they have become bent from dropping or during cleaning,
this will either cause the generator to shut-off too soon or not shut-off at all. The electrodes must
be straight enough so they will roll freely on a flat surface. If your electrodes are bent beyond
repair, please contact us: [email protected] | Toll Free: 888-444-1620

4 - Wasted silver | If there is too much silver protruding from the top of the blue rubber stopper
(where the alligator clips attach), this will create the same issue as not enough water in the flask and
will cause the generator to fail the automatic shut-off. No more than 1/8th inch of silver should be
protruding from the top of the blue rubber stopper (as shown below.)

5 - Untested water | In some cases with water that was not tested at 1 PPM or less of purity, the
impure contaminants in the water will bind-up the dissolving silver ions and prolong the shut-off. This
will be quickly revealed by a cloudy/messy solution during production. Remember that testing the
water purity is not optional, it is absolutely required! The initial water purity cannot exceed
1 PPM on a water test meter.

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Troubleshooting (Ultrasonic Nebulizer)
Below is a troubleshooting checklist if you experience issues with the ultrasonic nebulizer.

The ultrasonic nebulizer has specific requirements that must be met in order to operate properly.
Below you will find the 5 most common problems which lead to a failure of mist to be produced from
the ultrasonic nebulizer.

Troubleshooting Steps
1 - Distilled water below the medicine cup | This is the #1 most common oversight when
attempting to setup and operate the ultrasonic nebulizer. It is often assumed that simply adding only
silver water to the medicine cup is all that is required. Please refer back to Step #2 on Page 5 of this
user manual. There must be distilled water added into the reservoir below the medicine cup to where
the water level intersects with the red rectangle seen down inside of the reservoir.

2 - More than one medicine cup used simultaneously | The medicine cups that are provided with
the ultrasonic nebulizer are often times sandwiched together from the factory so tightly that 2 cups
will "appear" as only one cup. We get this support issue many times per week as it is a very common
issue. A quick glance at a medicine cup will not suffice in determining if there is more than one cup
sandwiched together. You should try a new medicine cup and see if this resolves a lack of mist from
the unit.

3 - Too much silver water in the medicine cup | Although the maximum amount of silver water
for the medicine cup is stated at no more than (1 teaspoon), the optimal amount is for the diameter of
the pool of silver water to be the size of a nickel coin and no larger than the diameter of a quarter
coin. Too much water in the medicine cup will hamper (or eliminate altogether) the output
of mist.

4 - Uncharged battery pack | The battery pack that is provided with the ultrasonic nebulizer is
designed to provide no more than 30 seconds of emergency nebulization and is not to be implied to
power the unit for extended periods. The battery pack takes up to 24 hours to fully charge and (until
fully charged) will not allow the full power through to the nebulizer unit. Please take note of the
suggestion below.

Suggestion! We suggest the removal (and non-use) of the battery pack so that the nebulizer can be
powered directly from the wall power adapter. Below is shown the optional power port at the base of
the nebulizer unit where the battery can be bypassed and the nebulizer can be powered directly. This
produces a far greater mist with perfect consistency every time. When the battery pack is
connected, the battery will consume the bulk of the incoming power for itself and will greatly reduce
the power that needs to be directed to the nebulizer for optimum operation.

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 Please do not contact Mabis or Veridian for
support questions for your nebulizer. This is best
handled directly through SilverLungs.

888‐444‐1620 | [email protected]

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General Precautions for Silver Solutions
- Never freeze a silver solution (or allow to freeze.) Do not refrigerate.

- Never drink from a silver solution bottle. This will contaminate and degrade the solution.

- Avoid extended exposure to direct UV rays (i.e. sunlight.) Inside ambient light is safe.

- Always drink on an empty stomach if consuming orally. This is highly preferred.

- Always ensure a silver solution is sealed and not exposed to airborne contaminants.

- Never place a paper towel, cotton ball or anything else on the opening of a solution to apply the
silver. This leeches contaminants back into the solution. Simply pour out the silver solution to
dispense it.

- Never dispense a silver solution into a potentially contaminated cup or container.

Ionic Silver Solutions

If possible, inspect the ionic silver solution before administration for any sign of cloudiness. If an ionic
solution becomes contaminated, it will rapidly form a cloudy solution. You can inspect an ionic silver
solution by holding the bottle up to a bright light and checking for the appearance of a cloudy solution.
Q

Colloidal Silver Solutions

Always ensure that the original yellow color of a colloidal solution is still present before use. Never
consume a color-shifted or cloudy colloidal silver solution as this is a sure sign of contamination and
instability of the colloid. When a yellow colloidal silver solution becomes pink, green, blue, dark grey
or clear, this is a sure sign of particle growth (i.e. agglomeration) and is not recommended for
administration.

Blended Silver Solutions

Always ensure that the original light yellow color of a blended solution is still present before use.
Never consume a color-shifted or cloudy blended silver solution as this is a sure sign of contamination
and instability of the solution. When a yellow blended silver solution becomes pink, green, blue or dark
grey, this is a sign of particle growth (i.e. agglomeration) and is not recommended for administration.

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What is colloidal silver? | Colloidal silver is properly defined as a solution comprised primarily of silver
particles rather than ions. Whereas ionic silver is primarily comprised of silver ions rather than silver
particles.

The unit of measure used when referring to these ions and particles is the "nano‐meter." This is where
we derive the popular terms: "nano‐sized silver" or simply "nano‐silver." Keep in mind that "nano" refers
only to size and not to a type of silver. This is just a popular abbreviated term ‐ which is again ‐ not
referring to a type of silver, but rather nano‐meter (sized) silver.

To understand just how small these particles and ions can be, imagine that we magnify the thickness of
a single human hair to represent the distance of 1 mile. Now, imagine that these tiny silver particles and
silver ions could be seen as small as a single green pea within that same 1 mile stretch.

Why silver? | Spanning well over 100 years of research, countless laboratory tests have shown silver to
kill disease‐causing pathogens, viruses and bacteria typically within minutes of contact. Silver has been
shown to be a powerful anti‐fungal, anti‐germicidal, anti‐bacterial and anti‐viral substance. Silver's
ability to work against pathogenic agents is due to silver being a transition metal. Transition metals
assist the chemical process of oxidizing other elements. Silver ‐ as a catalytic oxidant ‐ works in this
fashion against viruses, pathogens, fungus and bacteria. Silver is also one of the least toxic metals for
human ingestion when in its pure form.

Silver is still used readily in hospital burn wards to effectively prevent scar tissue through the use of
silver‐infused bandages. Ionic silver has been shown to regenerate skin tissue by allowing the
restructuring of wounded cells into new cells with no differentiation. Silver assists these wounded cells
by allowing them to turn into any type of cell that's needed for optimal healing. These de‐differentiated
cells can be used to create the cells necessary to replace destroyed cells in a wound or to simply rebuild
missing tissue. It is this very action that allows silver to virtually eliminate scarring.

Why breathe silver? | Breathing a silver solution is the fastest and most‐direct delivery method into the
bloodstream. Breathing ‐ also known as nebulizing ‐ completely bypasses the time involved for
absorption through the digestive system and also eliminates the interaction of the silver ions with other
contents in the stomach. Silver ions ‐ when swallowed ‐ form silver compounds such as silver chloride
(AgCl). Although silver chloride is not toxic, it is far less‐effective at assisting the chemical process of
oxidation than silver ions and silver nano‐particles. Keep in mind that silver particles do not form
compounds and are suggested (vs. silver ions) in the stomach and digestive system. Even though a small
portion of the silver ions will first find pathogenic agents before finding chloride from stomach acid, the
amount of ions that do survive are a very low percentage.

Again, particle‐rich, highly colloidal solutions are suggested over ionic solutions for the stomach and
digestive system (due to being chloride‐rich.) This is why The SilverLungs Generator provides protocols
for highly ionic and highly colloidal solutions based on your interests for targeting different areas.

As a general rule of thumb when deciding on the best type of silver to administer, always remember

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that silver particles (rather than ions) are suggested for chloride‐rich environments as silver particles do
not form compounds with chloride or other salts.

The medical‐grade nebulizer we offer is virtually silent and based on state‐of‐the‐art "ultrasonic"
technology. Ultrasonic water particulation is the most superior method of generating water particles as
small as 1.5 microns in diameter ‐ allowing them to easily reach the smallest areas of the lungs. This also
achieves full lung coverage, a considerable advantage over compressor‐type nebulizers.

What is PPM? | The term "parts per million" (PPM) is a way of expressing very diluted concentrations of
one substance in another.

Keep in mind that PPM (in reference to silver) refers to a quantity and not a type of silver. Many will
confuse 10 PPM and 20 PPM by thinking that the silver (content) is different in some way ‐ when rather
this is only a difference in the amount or quantity of (the same silver) within a solution.

This would be like thinking that a 500MG aspirin is different than a 1000MG aspirin (in content) when
the only difference is the quantity of the exact same compound. For example, if you had a bottle of
500MG aspirins but needed a dose of 1000MG's, the obvious solution is to ingest (2) of the 500MG
aspirins to achieve the desired dosage of the exact same chemical agent.

Let's apply the same analogy to silver by saying that you can either consume a 20 PPM silver solution or
twice the quantity of a 10 PPM solution to achieve the same dosage of total silver.

1 PPM of silver equates to 1 milligram of silver per 1 million milligrams of water. Thus, 20 PPM of silver
equates to 20 milligrams of silver per 1 million milligrams of water. This is simply twice the amount of
the exact same silver in the same volume of water as 10 PPM of silver. Again, PPM is a unit for
measuring one substance in another and not a reference to a type or form of a substance.

What kind of silver is produced? | When creating a silver solution, always remember there are four
"species" of silver that can be created. These four species of silver are:

Silver ions: a single atom of silver that is missing its one and only electron from its outer most "valence"
shell. A silver ion possesses a positive charge due to its unbalanced state after the removal of its valence
electron. By removing a negative portion from the silver atom (remembering that electrons are
negatively charged matter), we're left with a positive balance (or charge) as there is now more positive
force within the atom than there is negative force. This is the majority of what is produced during
electrolysis.

Silver atoms: the smallest individual piece of silver that can exist in its complete state as silver. Silver
atoms will always combine with other single silver atoms to form particles of silver.

Silver metallic particles: 2 or more silver atoms bonded together through a metallic bond.

Silver Oxide (Ag2O) (AgO): a compound of silver that is formed during the electrolysis process and
slowly over time after the process completes. This silver compound is formed by 1 or 2 atoms of silver

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and 1 atom of free oxygen. This silver and oxygen compound will decompose over time and release the
oxygen from the silver.

How do silver ions work? | Silver ions are special and quite unique. Silver ions carry a positive
electrostatic charge because they are missing their outer‐most "valence" electron. This positive charge
has the ability to steal vital electrons within pathogenic material. In the scientific world, this is the
process “oxidizing” another substance.

In essence, silver is a “transition metal” which means it can assume multiple oxidation states as well as
oxidize other substances. It is this very action that allows the silver ion to cause the oxidation of
pathogenic bacteria and organisms.

Silver ions also possess the greatest potential for surface area. As far as small size, there is simply no
comparison when measuring a silver ion vs. an average silver nano‐particle. Silver ions are single entities
of silver while particles can be up to hundreds or thousands of silver atoms bonded together.

Although silver particles and ions have both proven to be anti‐bacterial, anti‐fungal, anti‐pathogenic and
antiviral, they should be implemented differently based on the type of area you choose to target.

How do silver particles work? | Nano‐sized silver particles can attach to and penetrate pathogens,
bacteria and viruses and can disrupt the bio‐chemical processes within. Even if a silver particle does not
completely kill a pathogenic organism, it can still disrupt it enough to allow the natural immune system
to eventually overcome and win the fight.

In essence, nano‐sized silver particles are a catalyst to the natural immune system’s fight against
pathogenic organisms as they can disrupt their ability to thrive.

This is achieved by silvers ability to 'oxidize' or assist oxidation. When looking at viruses, pathogens,
bacteria and fungus, we find that all of these toxic agents rely on a particular oxygen metabolizing
enzyme in order to survive. Silver can be introduced into a pathogenic environment for the intent of
disabling this oxygen metabolizing enzyme by chemically "suffocating" the pathogenic media.

Why does the silver need to be so small? | Viruses, pathogens and bacteria are very small. In essence,
introducing silver that is as small or smaller increases the ability of the silver particles to penetrate
and/or interact with these infectious organisms.

To understand more, we need to discuss something called "surface area." This is a simple term used to
describe the amount of exposed area of a solid object. The exposed area (or surface area) is the total
amount of area that can interact or make surface contact with something outside of itself.

In the case of silver, we can say that this is the total amount of silver surface area that can make contact
with a pathogenic material or materials in the aggregate. If we were to keep it simple and imagine that a
silver coin were swallowed, we could easily see that there is only a specific amount of total silver
exposed to a pathogen within the stomach.

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Now, if we were to separate the silver coin into a 1,000 pieces, we would then expose much more silver
surface area that can now have an even greater amount of surface to surface contact with the pathogen
in the stomach.

Imagine again that we divided those 1,000 pieces of silver into hundreds of trillions of silver nano‐sized
particles. You can quickly see that the surface area has been increased by an extreme order of
magnitude and our original silver coin now has incomparably greater ability to make more contact and
interact with the pathogenic material as well as much greater penetration potential.

This is why we want to always ensure that we're creating the smallest silver particles in order to ensure
our silver solutions provide as much surface area as possible.

What happened to Paul Karason (aka ‐ "the blue man?") | Simply put, Paul made the mistake of adding
(table salt) to his distilled water as a catalyst to reduce the production time of his homemade silver
solutions. Paul was unaware that salt or other additives should never be incorporated into the
"electrolysis" process when creating proper silver solutions. While adding salt greatly reduced Paul's
production time, it actually created a completely different compound called silver chloride. In very large
doses and concentrations, this silver compound has been shown to cause a harmless skin discoloration
condition called "Argyria."

Silver chloride is in no way the same as pure colloidal or ionic silver based on a distilled water base.
Paul's silver concentration was suspected to be as high as 300 PPM. This concentration is 15 times
greater in potency per serving than what The SilverLungs Generator produces. As well, Paul directly
ingested the solution (as) silver chloride and not colloidal or ionic silver. A 300 PPM solution of silver
chloride will form enormous sized silver‐chloride particles which can begin to collect and become lodged
in the skin tissues of the body. Consuming large amounts daily can lead to this condition. Large amounts
and concentrations would be defined as 2 oz. of 300 PPM or 15 ounces of 20 PPM solution.

Sadly, many would have us believe that drinking properly‐made colloidal and ionic silver will lead us all
to this condition. This is simply not the case when producing your silver solutions free of salts or other
additives (that form undesirable silver compounds) and keeping our intake reasonably low.

Although ingesting ionic silver will form silver chloride in the stomach, this is a concentration that is far
out of range for concern ‐ especially when only ingesting small amounts daily as a general preventative.
If oral ingestion is preferred and kept as a regular daily regimen, a highly particle‐rich "colloidal" solution
is preferred vs. a highly "ionic" solution and this should be consumed (only) on an empty stomach. The
harsh chemical environment of the stomach can still cause the small particle sizes to increase aggregate
into larger particles which will then degrade the original integrity (and the silver's potential.) This is why
nebulizing a silver solution is highly preferred as this introduces the silver content (uncompromised)
directly into the systemic blood stream.

Considering the facts and details surrounding Paul Karason's unfortunate situation, it should be known
that no cases of Argyria have ever been linked to properly produced silver solutions that were absent of
salt and other additives and kept in safe concentrations of less than 40 PPM.

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Does the generator use constant current technology? | One of the most misreported, mislabeled and
least‐understood features of a colloidal silver generator is a "constant‐current" feature that is essentially
purported to be the only way to create consistently small particle sizes and that all other designs are
inferior. The name is also an absolute misnomer by implying that the current through the water is
"constant", when in fact this is only true for about 15% of the total time involved in the electrolysis
process. The correct terminology should be re‐branded as "current limiting technology" as this is the
only functional truth to how it actually works.

The SilverLungs Generator has been designed to produce solutions faster than constant current
generators while never reaching a critical point in the production that will begin to promote large
particle creation through secondary electro‐chemical processes. To fully understand how the promoted
"constant current technology" works, let us walk through the electrolysis process of a new silver
solution from beginning to end.

Virtually all silver generators on the market call for absolutely pure distilled water as this is vital to
ensure there is a minimum of contaminants or other ions that will compound and degrade the ionic
silver content. Now, assuming that this is what we start with before we process a new solution, we need
to understand that the slowest and least efficient point in the silver generation process is the very
beginning when the water has extremely low electrical "conductivity." Water only conducts electricity
when there are conductive elements (i.e. ions) within the water to allow the electricity to pass from one
electrode to the other. Using poorly conductive "distilled" water is a necessary drawback as the goal is
to produce a clean, silver‐only solution. This means that in the very beginning stages, we have to wait
patiently for silver electrodes to very slowly begin to dissolve the electrically‐conductive silver ions into
the water over time.

When the production begins, the water conductivity very slowly increases from the ever‐increasing
amount of silver ions that are being dissolved. The production process continually accelerates as more
and more ions are dissolving into the distilled water. Keep in mind that essentially the only silver
dissolving into the water are silver ions. This is why colloidal silver generators are more accurately
termed as ionic silver generators as this is what comprises 90‐100% of the silver content. Actual silver
particles can only be introduced into the solution later in the process when there is enough electrical
conductivity in the water to assist secondary electro‐chemical reactions with oxygen, hydroxide or other
elements that may be present in the solution which (convert) some of the ions into atoms of silver
which then group together (agglomerate) with other silver atoms to form particles. Electrolysis of silver
in water never directly created silver particles, this is a common urban legend through repetitious
misinformation. Only silver ions are dissolved from the silver electrodes, not particles.

Now, going back to constant current technology, remember that a constant current silver generator is
not functioning as claimed for the vast majority of the production process. The name also implies that
the electrical current is being held at a regulated point for the entire process from beginning to end. This
is simply not true and will fail to be true until enough silver has dissolved into the water so that the
electrical current can finally be high enough to reach the preset current limiting point.

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To better understand, let's imagine that a constant current generator has a preset current limit of 20
milliamps of total electrical current flow, but until the water conductivity allows this much current to
pass, it is a non‐constant rising current on its way to the preset current limit. So in essence, the function
of limiting the current can only be functional for a small fraction of the total time involved in producing a
batch of silver. This is far from the claim of "constant current." Again, this should be a term coined as
"current limiting technology" and not "constant current technology."

The SilverLungs Generator (which does not use current limiting or constant current technology)
addresses the worry of large particulate creation through its massive 7 gauge silver electrodes, the
highly refined 99.99% silver content, proper stirring that creates a very gentle and consistent stirring
pattern, dynamic polarity reversal technology and automatic shut‐off detection. All of these features
account for keeping the ever rising current below a threshold that would eventually lead to large and
particle creation without sacrificing unnecessary time to limit the current for the last part of the
production process.

Remember again that the bulk of what is created during the electrolysis process of virtually all silver
generators is ionic silver content and not silver particles. Only in some cases will actual silver particles
(i.e. colloidal silver) be produced through random, secondary electro‐chemical processes and it will
rarely be a percentage of particles greater then 15% vs. the main species of silver in the water called
ionic silver. To advance the design even further, The SilverLungs Generator provides a simple protocol
to allow for the conversion of the ionic silver solutions produced into 95% true colloidal silver solutions
by proper definition. This is truly the most functional and easiest to operate professional silver
generator produced today.

Why make your own silver solutions? | If you plan to supplement your diet on a regular basis with silver
and want the peace of mind that comes with knowing the source and quality of what you are
consuming; and you also want to avoid the repeated costs of ordering and shipping a silver solution on‐
line, then producing your own colloidal/ionic silver is the answer. If you and your family are
supplementing with silver on a regular basis, you will soon realize the convenience of producing your
own silver solutions and the cost savings of a one‐time investment in a high quality and reliable home
generator. The SilverLungs Generator is a premium product based on years of development and
research into dissolving pure silver into water. The SilverLungs Generator is one of the easiest to use
and safest colloidal/ionic silver generating products available today.

How long does it take to produce a silver solution? | The SilverLungs Generator can produce 36 ounces
of a 10 PPM concentration of silver in about 90 minutes and a 20 PPM concentration in about 150
minutes.

How long will the silver electrodes last? | The original silver electrodes should last indefinitely even
with extensive silver generation. To preserve their longevity, always remember that it is a vital protocol
that the electrodes be polished with the (provided) 100% copper scouring pad to ensure that the
electrodes are lightly polished rather than grinded down with extremely abrasive "scotch brite" pot

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scrubbers. Copper carries a very similar hardness to our special silver electrodes and makes an optimal
surface‐to‐surface choice for cleaning the pure silver without excessive wear. Our competitors suggest
using "scotch brite" scrubbers for their kits as the cleaning medium. This is the leading reason for
requiring the very frequent replacement of their silver electrodes. These scrubbers are extremely
abrasive and unnecessarily remove considerable amounts of silver from the electrodes with each
cleaning. Far more silver is removed when cleaning than when producing a new silver solution.

7 gauge "pure" silver electrodes | The SilverLungs Generator utilizes a pair of very large (7 gauge)
silver electrodes based on (99.99%) pure elemental silver. The 4th "9" of purity ensures you are
guaranteed to produce the purest silver solutions possible. Each silver electrode comes mirror polished
with no sharp edges ensuring there is an even electrical current‐flow between each electrode. The
heavy gauge of the silver electrodes, combined with a very large silver‐to‐water contact area, ensures a
near‐infinite life‐span.

Why do you need a laser pointer? | A high‐powered laser pointer is an indispensable tool for checking
the quality of your silver solutions. The presence of large and undesirable silver aggregates will reveal
themselves easily with a high‐power laser pointer. This is a very useful tool when creating your silver
solutions and highly recommended. The SilverLungs Generator has been carefully engineered to create
extremely clean and consistent silver solutions that are absent of large, undesirable silver aggregates,
yet there is nothing more assuring than a quick visual inspection before bottling and storing your
solutions.

What is magnetic stirring? | One of the most important features of a silver generator is a stirring
mechanism. What makes The SilverLungs Generator unique is a pulsed "magnetic" stirring feature that
does not require the production flask to be un‐sealed. Most competing silver generators do not even
include a stirring mechanism while the ones that do are the non‐sealed type which leave the silver
solution exposed to air‐born contaminants. This makes it difficult to check the solution for clarity,
confusing dust and debris for undesirable large silver aggregates.

Simply deposit the magnetic stirring bar into the bottom of the production flask and once the generator
begins production, the magnetic stirring bar will follow the built‐in spinning magnets and create a very
gentle and consistent stirring of the solution ‐ creating no risk for loosening small traces of silver
hydroxide excess from the silver electrodes. Other stirring methods include bubblers, yet this produces a
very inconsistent and turbulent scenario while also not creating ionic silver, but (only) silver oxide.

The silver solutions produced with The SilverLungs Generator are extremely clean and excess‐free when
following the simple protocol for production.

What is dynamic polarity reversal? | Polarity reversal is a very useful and functional feature in a silver
generator as it spreads the wear and load of dissolved silver evenly across both silver electrodes. As
well, the very specific "dynamic" timing interval featured greatly reduces the total amount of silver
hydroxide accumulation that collects on the electrodes. Not only does this preserve the longevity and
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hydroxide accumulation that usually breaks off into solution in our competitor's products. This is the
main feature responsible for how The SilverLungs Generator is able to produce high concentrations in a
single pass without any messy excess silver hydroxide deposited into your solutions or having to stop in
multiple intervals to re‐clean the electrodes.

What is a water test meter? | Our digital water test meter is vital to test the initial quality of your
distilled water and also measures the amount of dissolved silver ions in your final solution. This item is
not included with The SilverLungs Generator "Base Kit" to accommodate those who already own a
proper water test meter. The water test meter (is) included with The SilverLungs Generator "Deluxe
Kits" along with our most popular accessories.

The water test meter comes pre‐calibrated saving time with initial setup. Always remember that the
only form of silver that can be measured with the water test meter is the ionic content and not the
particle or the slight silver oxide content. When using the water test meter on a completed silver
solution, always subtract the initial PPM reading from your final measurement and this will give you the
(ionic) silver concentration in PPM. As a good standard precaution to prevent contamination of the
highly reactive ionic silver, always pre‐rinse the inner and outer cavity of the test meter with distilled
water to ensure that no contaminants are deposited into the solution when taking new measurements.

Why only distilled or deionized water? | Water that is not properly distilled or de‐ionized is essentially
not pure and may contain undesirable elements that can interfere with the final quality, stability and
effectiveness of a silver solution. It is also imperative that no "additives" be incorporated before the
electrolysis process to ensure that only the pure elemental form of silver is present within the
suspension of a pure water (H2O) environment.

The harmless skin discoloration condition called "Argyria" has been linked to ingestion of improperly
created silver solutions that were produced with salt or other ingredients added as a catalyst to
decrease production time. Although adding salt greatly reduces the time required to create a silver
solution, it also produces the undesirable compound known as silver chloride (AgCl).

Many silver manufacturers incorporate proteins and citrates into their ionic solutions to allow for much
higher concentrations to be created. Virtually all cases of Argyria have been linked to consumption of
these highly concentrated protein and citrate enriched solutions. We cannot recommend these products
for safe nebulization or oral consumption due to the very large agglomerated particles that are inherent
to these types of silver solutions.

Keep in mind that distilled and de‐ionized water is not equivalent to filtered, reverse osmosis, spring,
well or mineral water. Distilled and de‐ionized water means "pure" water absent of any minerals,
additives, ions and impurities. "Berkey" type water filtration systems do not distill nor deionize water
nor do "atmospheric" water generators. Again, distilled or deionized water only!

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