Oh yea... very good for OBE, remote viewing, lucid dreaming. Wait until you are just a bit tired, take a teaspoon or two of colloidal gold, get headphones, play some theta waves... and well. You are gone. The gold boosts your brains ability to process these encounters more efficiently.
Hi Hermes...I followed your instructions to the letter exept for the power supply..(27 volts ) no current registered,but didnt matter...result..%100 success....thanks very much for posting this and for your diligence in covering everything,,that a novice like me would need...thanks again ..cheers..Bill.....P.S. Ive subscribed to your channel..
Great news. You may have the current meter set up incorrectly. But you did get it to work, so great job there. With gold you can see the color change and the bubbles, so you know it is working, current monitoring is really optional for gold. 27 volts is fine. 18 to 40v should work as long as the power supply can deliver enough current. Thanks for subbing, every one helps.
I’m sure you know this but your videos are shadow banned. I can’t add your videos to any playlist and they keep disappearing from my watch history. Keep up the great work man!
Hi! I do know that the history is wonky on UA-cam. I will watch some video and then look in my history and it's not there. Even on music videos the history is a hit and miss. So that may just be a bug they never really fixed. The playlist thing is the first time I'm hearing about it. I do know UA-cam only aggressively promotes the videos it feels it can make the most money off of. So my channel does not get pushed as much as it could, and my numbers reflect it in low views. Though I do have a good core audience and I suppose that is good to have. Thanks for watching and for the feedback.
Right now I do not have any recommendations of anyone making colloidal gold in Europe, outside of the usual sources like Amazon. Sorry. Shipping out of USA is extremely costly and prone to damages on the way.
Hello! This is a very good seller in Germany. He sells colloidals, he sells material for making colloidals and he has an excellent e-book explaining all the technologie. It is not allowed to post a link in the comments, so I will write the name of the site like this - goldmachenpointde. If you don't understand German, you can use Google translate.
Hello Hermes, Thank You so much for this excellent video, details and explanations are all perfectly clear, thanks again from a new subscriber! God Bless the Good People and Animals.
the corn syrup helps create the nanoparticles and stabilizes them so they don't fall apart in a week or two. You can probably substitute maltodextrin for the corn syrup. Tests still in progress if the maltodextrin will be as long term stable as the corn syrup. So far 6 weeks.
Thank you for the clear, instructional video. I've seen a comment by a colloidal gold seller who says that they use 15,000 volts alternating current underwater because "true colloidal gold cannot be made with direct current." I was wondering what are you comments about this? Have you been tackled with such notion before, from your empirical experience with the subject matter? Thanks.
I make both 37v dc Low voltage and 15kV high voltage gold. I'm sure I have a video up here someplace showing the HV Method. The HV gold is much nicer and contains a great deal more colloidal nanoparticles than the low voltage method. The low voltage method contains some ionic gold along with colloidal gold. The HV plasma arc gold just contains colloidal particles. So this article is a bit misleading. You can make LV gold and it is fine, but HV gold is better and is a more pure colloidal. Bottom line, though I take both here LV and HV gold. Generally you just need to take twice the amount of LV gold to equal the strength of the HV gold.
Thank you for the succinct clarification. That's helpful. I’ve noticed that the seller's HV Colloidal Gold color is not Ruby red but more like clear purplish/pink. What’s your take on that? I also assume that by your clarification, Ionic colloidal silver is better than just regular colloidal silver, right? @@AlchemyWizard
@@KingofHearts22 plasma arc gold is a light purple color, it can be a light rose color also depending on if the water is heated before the plasma arc is applied. Here is a picture of them both from my NanoStore: wisdomsdoor.com/haslabs/images/ruby-plasma-gold.png Silver unless it is cooked to be an ionic substance is normally a colloidal. The silver in the colloidal process that does not become a colloidal becomes a solid and either collects on the rods or falls to the bottom and is filtered out. Not all colloidal metals will form an ionic and a colloidal. Ideally you want the colloidal content as high as possible and if no ionic content is in there all the better.
Hi Hermes, I found your channel not long ago. I love all your videos mainly making colloidal with gold. Thank you for all your work and sharing God bless you…. Can I use food grade citric acid instead of sodium citrate to make Ruby gold? Can I use silver rod instead of copper? Thank you in advance from UK
Thanks very much for your kind comments. You will have to use sodium citrate with colloidal gold as it is an intricate part of the process to liberate the gold and create the actual colloidal. The gold formula is a bit of a mystery that works from chemical interactions. You can use a silver anode rod instead of copper. I have experimented with silver, copper, and carbon. For some reason the copper is the most efficient. but try the silver and see what you think. Also keep in mind that you will get gold deposited on your silver rod, so you will not be able to use that for silver processing afterward unless you sand the gold off.
Hello, Hermes, hello, everybody! I am not sure where exactly to post my question, but it is a question about gold, so I am posting it here. Hermes, have you heard about monoatomic gold (white powder gold) and its benefits, also about ormus? I am finding very few information about it and still can not understand very well what is it exactly.
I've talked about monoatomic gold somewhere, or perhaps its a show I want to do. Monoatomic gold is a high concentration of gold chloride, turned into a powder. In high doses it's not very good for the body. It's a neurotoxin. Safe levels of gold chloride are generally 3mg or lower. However, I think this level is even too much. To be honest I do not recommend monoatomic gold at all because there is no clue on what dosage you are taking of the gold chloride. Ruby Red gold is much saver. The levels of gold chloride in it are in the microgram range, because much of the gold chloride created in the process goes into making the colloidal nanoparticles.
Hermes, do you the Ruby Red would work in a skin cream? Can you reheat the gold or will it ruin it? I’m planning on heating my oils (shea butter or coconut oil), taking my mixture of the heat, and then adding the gold. Have you made any colloidal creams or salves?
yes you can reheat or even refrigerate ruby red and it will remain stable. I often make creams and oils with my colloidal nanoparticles. it's a great way to help heal topical stuff.
I have another person that uses maltodextrin and so far he says his gold is stable after 30 days. I've not tested it myself as of yet. It's on the list of things to try.
@@AlchemyWizard I make mine for 90 min to try it out and it was nice deep red when I hold i against a light source and if i let it on for 120 min it gets purple.. , but i use less then a liter of Distilled water...
@@Mu2143k its really the NaCl level that determines the whether or not its 20nm ruby or 40nm purple. However if your NaCl is on the edge then yes cooking it longer can trigger the particles to migrate to 40nm. If you get purple I recommend to people to decrease their NaCl by 20%
@@AlchemyWizard I got new Lab Adjustable DC Power Supply that can go up to 160V so that i can reduce the amount of NaCl and I run it for 2 hours nice ruby red colloidal gold stable My older Power supply could only get to 31volt max.
Hello, gold makers! Hello, Hermes! I watched your video with great interest. I am still learning beginner, that is why I have some questions. First, about the copper rod. As I learned till now about the LV methode, the two rods should be the same metal, in our case gold, and no other metal. How the copper rod interact in all this mixture? The second question is about the additifs. Yes , they comme from the kitchen, but how they interact between them and how they change into different compounds? I mean, separately they are safe, but after interaction maybe they become different compounds? Thanks in advance.
You can use a gold rod for an anode. However due to the price of gold, copper rod has been used. In the case of gold there is no negative interaction with the copper and the gold. So feel free to use a copper anode with a gold cathode, if you can't use both as gold. The Gold formula was first invented in the 50's then in the 70's it was tweaked by another chemist for better efficiency. Point is the formula has been used for years with no negative side effects from the kitchen friendly substances used to create ruby red colloidal gold.
Great video, loaded with good tips! From what I gather, the corn syrup is a "stabilizer". I have read that cinnamon extract can be used instead. What do you know about this? Also, I see you have something called an "Elikliv" microscope. Which model do you recommend?
I had heard that cinnamon gives it a nicer flavor but I have never tried it. I will put it on my list of things to try out. Here is the link to the microscope I am using. There are basically two models and I got the one with the larger camera 16 MP. Elikliv EDM201. I am very happy with it, but in the future I hope they make one with perhaps 32 MP or put a X10 lens on it so I can zoom in to ultra fine colloidal particles like gold. www.amazon.com/gp/product/B08BC46GDY/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1
There are two models I'm currently using. both work well, but if you want one that goes to a higher power then you want the Andonstar. I have some equipment reviews on them. • Elikliv EDM201 HDMI LCD Digital Microscope on Amazon amzn.to/3D4Inca • Andonstar AD249S-P Video Microscope on Amazon: amzn.to/3TbdM25 • Alchemy Lab Equipment for making colloidal nanoparticle solutions: ua-cam.com/video/3bzVaQYEFmA/v-deo.html • Andonstar AD249S-P Video Microscope Review for colloidal nanoparticles: ua-cam.com/video/brkp1_UdcWw/v-deo.html
Hey Hermes. I've got 2 questions for you: 1. Can I preheat the water to 90C and cook it without constant heating? How will it affect the cooking procedure? 2. What is the shelf life of Colloidal Gold?
Either it will take much longer to reach ruby red color. Or it will never get to reach ruby red, may stay a light rose or red color. Or you will get orange gold. The water cools quickly, when the heat is gone. My guess you will not reach a ruby red state. It will stop cooking once the temp drops below 70c. Shelf life. If you use corn syrup you should get 60 days out of it before you start seeing strands of dark matter, as the colloidal molecules start falling apart into solids. you can filter it at this point so you can still drink it but the process will continue. If you don't use the corn syrup or try to substitute a regular sugar, then you may be lucky to get 30 days out of it.
@@AlchemyWizard Interesting. Can you suggest why some manufacturers claim they produce 100% pure gold but don't mention the shelf life? AND - about the hitter stirrer: Can I heat the hot plate without using the probe? If so, why do you use it instead of just heating the plate? Would you recommend getting one without an LED screen? meaning no precision on the temperature
@@yuvalh2844 Plasma Arc gold made using HVAC does not break down. So if they make it using that process, it will have unlimited shelf life. It's a light rose or violet color depending on how it's made. I've found no real way to make Ruby Red gold last longer than 90 days. If they sell that version, then its best to get it from a source that you know its made fresh. On the heater-stirrer, if you are just using it to make ruby red gold, then you don't need an adjustable one. You preheat the water in a microwave until its boiling, then put it on the heated stirrer and turn it on. It only takes 30 min to an hour to cook and those low cost heated stirrers without adjustments will keep the water at about 90 to 95c. If you try to heat the water straight from the heated stirrer it will take over an hour to get the water to boil. Even with my digital stirrer I preheat the water to boil. The probe is useful on the heated stirrer to lock the temp in at some value, like you want 60c. If your just going to cook gold you don't need a model with the probe.
@@AlchemyWizard Thanks. I'll go further: 1. Can I heat the water in a pan, and when it's boiled, add it to the beaker? 2. I'm looking for the 3D file to print the beaker top, but I could only find the top for sale. Can you direct me there, please? 3. When making gold with a plasma arc, should I heat it during the brewing or only stir it?
Your question sent me and my chemist on a whirlwind yesterday to learn more about the LVDC ruby red process. We wanted to be sure we got this as accurate as possible. We had to access many sources of information to compile what we got below. To be honest, thank you for the question, it has helped with my current investigation into the ruby red colloidal gold process. I may make a video on it in the future, once I get more details sorted out. Ruby Red gold is created by heating distilled water to 85°C to 100°C. We create gold chloride by adding NaCl (salt) to the solution. The chlorine atom from the salt breaks off and creates gold chloride. Next the sodium citrate, citrate specifically, changes the gold chloride into colloidal gold. The citrate becomes the force field around the colloidal atoms holding them together. Corn syrup was added later to the formula to help stabilize the process and force the smaller 20nm size particles by slowing down aggregation of the nanoparticles, creating nanoparticles sooner in the process, and adding overall long-term stability. The gold nanoparticle conversion process will only continue while gold chloride is being produced, which is dependent on the remaining chlorine atoms from the salt, or the power is removed in the case of LVDC. Once the gold chloride production process stops, an equilibrium is quickly reached between the gold nanoparticles and the gold chloride. No more gold nanoparticles are formed, and some gold chloride remains. Determining how much gold chloride is left in the ruby red is not easily figured out. At least my chemist and I have not found a way to determine it. If you want colloidal gold without gold chloride, you will need to use the Plasma Arc process. High Voltage arcing removes the material through intense heat, no intermediary process is needed. Plasma arc is made with distilled water and nothing else added. There is no chlorine in distilled water to create gold chloride. Heating the water to 90c forces the nanoparticle size to 20nm (a light rose colored gold). If you don’t heat the solution before, you will get the larger 40-60nm nanoparticle size (a light purple color).
Just made my first batch of Ruby Red Colloidal Gold following your instructions and it was a success. I boiled my water to 90 degrees but wasn’t able to keep that high of a temp on the magnetic stirrer but it still turned Ruby Red after approximately 1hr. Does it just take longer at a lower temp? Thx again Hermes. I love your videos
Lower temperature makes it take longer, but it does need some minimum temperature. As the temperature drops the process slows down more and more until it will eventually stop.
@@AlchemyWizard Thank you Hermes! I really enjoyed your video about your astral encounter with a dragon and your strategy for overcoming the obstacle without fear and with a willingness to compromise. I loved your approach to working with polarity. Namaste, brother. I appreciate you.
Hello again, I have some black sediment that appears to grow from nothing in some (not all) of my ruby red CG bottles/ It isn't there when I make it. It appears after 5-10 days but it's not in every bottle that I make, so I'm confused as to why it's happening sometimes. Thank you for your wonderful channel :)
Ruby Red Gold can be unstable if you did not use corn syrup. It will get those black, their actually dark red, sediment, sometimes they will make strings of themselves. It's fine to drink, just refilter it. Clean the bottle good before putting the filtered stuff back in. The formula is tricky. Be consistent with the chems you put in and make sure you heat and keep the water at 85c to 93c.
Hello Hermes, greetings from Spain Barcelona, I appreciate you sharing your knowledge, very good work, I am learning a lot with the information you share, I wanted to ask you what separation distance you recommend for the cathode and anode electrodes in the electrolysis process? Thank you.
As far away as possible. the idea is to delay the gold from sticking to the anode and becoming inert. The longer it takes to get to the rod the better chance it has to turn into a nanoparticle. Those early silver rigs have the rods right next to each other. You may get away with that with silver but not with gold. you will lose alot of gold if they are next to each other.
Thanks Hermes, in the electrolysis I use a 50v and 0.007 mA power supply, 500 ml of distilled water, 150 mg of sodium citrate, 120 mg of NaCl, and 150 mg of maltodextrin, and I have the problem that to get the ruby red color in the solution I have to add another 150 mg of sodium citrate, that is, to get that ruby red color I have to add twice as much citrate and I don't know what I could be doing wrong, any advice on why this could be happening to me?
@@liberaterompelamatrix Gold requires 200 to 250ma of current. I would say your current is too low. You should try a power supply that can dish out 500ma.
Thank you, I follow your instructions of a minimum of 500 mA, sorry for so many questions, they say that the lower the amperage, the smaller the size of the gold particle and the better it is absorbed by the body and cells, there are people who use 0.007 mA, others use 0.030 mA, what do you think, what is the output current that you recommend based on your years of personal experience?
Hello, thanks for sharing the information. The video is very well explicit. I have a question. I have been researching this topic for a long time and I have encountered some difficulties. For example the stability of colloidal gold. It seems that colloidal gold is not stable for long. In my case I have not achieved more than 60 days. It seems that the particles are concentrating again. thanks again
60 days sounds about right. You will start to get dark particles and stringing in it. Now while colloidal gold goes in and out of my lab here very quickly, when it did stay here longer, I would refilter it with a coffee filter. There is an Ionic component to the colloidal gold and my chemist and I have talked about it and we think that is what is falling out of the solution. Under the microscope the colloidal gold nanoparticles still look in good condition. Now if you mix the gold with 30% colloidal silver some of my tests show it will last longer, perhaps 180 days with no particles falling out. Either way with the silver to stabilize it or without, I think you can expect colloidal gold to have six months to a year shelf life, even when it starts falling out. The quick fix is to only make what you need for a month or two. If you are selling it, then perhaps smaller bottles, so it will get used faster.
Hello, Hermes, hello, everybody! I am very happy, today I made my first try following this tutorial and I made my first magic potion of ruby red colloidal gold. I tried to link a picture and short video here, but obviously it is not possible to post links.
Hi Hermes, great video! Thank you for sharing your knowledge! I have a question, how much do you normally take until you get that "limitless" feeling? Do you take CG daily?
I take about a tablespoon of gold twice a day. But now that I been taking it for long time, I can go without it for a day before feeling like I need a boost.
Hi Hermes! I love your videos. Do you cost the temperature probe with plastic dip? Please let me know what I need to coat the temp probe. Ty for your wisdom
Hi Justin! I use a piece of clear vinyl tubing from a fish tank line capped off on the bottom with rubber or you can jam a piece of plastic in it or use some silicone glue to seal off the bottom end.
@@AlchemyWizard Ty so much for replying to my question! I appreciate you sharing your alchemical wisdom and knowledge. I wish you love and blessings, brother.
Yes in LVDC electrolysis you create gold chloride which is toxic and then converted into colloidal gold nanoparticles. Some gold chloride will remain. If you want pure nano-gold particles you need to use a plasma arc or a laser.
@@AlchemyWizard Thanks for the reply. So is it absolutely necessary to use salt in this method? Could it work without salt? Have you tried Alkaline Water Electrolysis (AWE)?
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.
Thank you for your well explained video on colloidal gold. You mentioned in the copper video about using a colloidal silver generator would be okay but you didn't mention it in this video. Will the current from a colloidal silver generator be enough to make the colloidal gold. I don't want to invest in the heater if it isn't going to work. Thank you again.
Your power unit needs to be at least 24 volts and capable of delivering 500mA. Otherwise you may burn it out. The silver rig if it has the leads right next to each other would NOT be desirable. You could lose much gold by the powerful attraction between the rods. Ideally you want as much separation of the gold cathode and the copper anode as possible. Ideally on opposite sides of the beaker. Just use alligator clips and tape to keep them in place. Or tape the rods to a pencil and place the pencil on top of the beaker or glass jar to get the separation. Also You will need to agitate the water with air pump or pick up a cheap magnetic stirrer for under $20.
@@AlchemyWizard Thank you so much for your response. I have a spooky2 rife machine that I use to generate the current and use alligator clips so I can place them wherever I need to. I usually use a mason jar to make the colloidal silver but I will get a wider mouthed beaker so I can better separate the rods. I have a magnetic stirrer as well. I can't wait to start making this at home along with the colloidal copper. I am so glad I found your videos.
Hello ! Thanks for the video : ) Since you have much experience in the field, could you please tell me where do you procure best quality and purity gold wire/electrodes ?
I get most of my metals from craft wire on Amazon. • Gold Wire 24k 22awg on Amazon: amzn.to/3S2wbO6 If I can't find the wire I will get the disks, like this one from the pfs store. • Zinc Disk on Amazon: amzn.to/42JejxK
@@Christa-Das-music if you can't get it from where I do, just look for metal that says 99.9xx pure. As far as 24k gold goes you can use 24k pure gold bullion coins. Not the plated ones. There is not enough gold on those to work. You wind up getting copper and zinc after the gold is gone from top surface.
Below is the link to the tubing I used to cover the probe. It's standard 3/16 fish tank air tube. Silicone will work as well. You will need a plastic or rubber plug of some kind to cap the end of the tubing so water does not get into it. Or I suppose you could glue it closed. • Fish tank air tubing (to cover temp probe): amzn.to/48AwVSh • 3/16 rubber plug for end of probe cover: amzn.to/4cztWvS The beaker tops that hold the wires are in my Patreon Shop. They are the 3D printer files. You can print them yourself with your 3D printer. Patreon 3D Blueprint Store: www.patreon.com/wisdomsdoor/shop
Hey Hermes Love from Australia ❤ We used this method for copper, minus the corn syrup and the solution went cyan in 8 minutes Can you please give us your opinion on this? Thank you!
The problem with the gold formula and copper is that you may create copper chloride (from the NaCl), which is toxic. I'll have to check with my chemist. Off hand, I be careful drinking it. If you want a safer way, you can heat the water using the regular copper formula. It would speed it up from the hour. Also just using sodium citrate throughout the whole process will only give you the c2 molecule, not the c1+c2. Which is fine if all you want is the c2 copper form in there.
@@haveamunahinYahuah Yes I do have silver videos, they are not on UA-cam due to their ban on colloidal silver videos. All my silver videos are on the AlchemyWizard Rumble website: rumble.com/c/AlchemyWizard
@@haveamunahinYahuah I will talk with my chemist this evening on it. I would make a batch of copper the usual way for now and go with that. ua-cam.com/video/8ZZ4BYWCOp4/v-deo.html I know it's bit crazy that some salt can create a compound that may not be good. It's the main reason when they use a stabilizer for nanoparticles, it's sodium citrate. It gives the sodium without the chlorine. In the gold formula we need to make gold chloride to change it into Gold Nanoparticles. It is a necessary intermediary step. With copper we don't need the copper chloride to create copper nanoparticles.
The formula uses 8 drops of diluted corn syrup in 500mL of distilled water. The concentration is very low. 1 teaspoon = 0.005mL. I've experimented with other stuff, like honey and holy basil, but they do not work. I do continue to research it. the process needs a complex sugar, simple sugars will not create a long term stable colloidal. And the output of nanoparticles is lower. If you were to consume it within a week before it unravels it may be fine. After that it starts breaking down rather fast and you get mostly ionic gold.
hello i use this formula to make red colloidal gold what you think? it always deliver it 600 ml 30ppm distilled water 200mg citrate 200mg nacl 400/600 mg maltodextrin (sometimes more just to make it more sweet) gold and iron/steel 36v charger, takes less than 1 hour do you think i should lower nacl?
The gold formula in the video for 500mL uses 150mg sodium citrate, 120mg NaCl. Your NaCl may be high. but if you are getting ruby red color then don't worry about it. Too much NaCl will transition your gold to purple. Nothing wrong with purple gold, it works just as good as the ruby red. It's just a matter of preference. And yea 600mg of Maltodextrin will make it sweet. Again that is a matter of taste as well. Some users have run tests on using Maltodextrin instead of corn syrup and it seems to be stable using it. Good deal, sounds like you got it.
I have made colloidal silver. I used nothing more than a current converter, 2 clamps, 2 bars of silver, distilled water, and a ppm-meter to test the silver-ppm; with only the silver in the water with the current. From my experience in the CS, it's the electrical current that drives the silver into the water. So, why the salt and corn and other ingredients? If I wanted just colloidal gold, would I just skip the ingredients?
Unlike silver, which is a soft metal, the gold metal will not break down without a complex chemical process. the chemicals create the environment where the gold can become colloidal nanoparticles and become stable. The amounts of the chemicals determines what nanoparticle size you will get. (orange 18nm, ruby 24nm, purple 60nm, grey 90nm, light grey 150nm)
@@AlchemyWizard Ah, I see! Thank you very much for the explanation! Ruby at 24nm is ideal for the body I assume, not too small for say maybe breaking the blood-barrier and not too big? I think I will be creating this mixture very soon. I saw a 40-second clip of your video that is circulating Instagram right now. I'm glad I found your channel. With what They are putting in our water, vegetables, fruit, and also livestock, this is crucial!
@@V.Z.69 Thanks for subscribing for my channel. I love sharing what I learn from my colloidal adventures. Nice to know also that the videos have made it to Instagram. Gold 24nm (ruby red [low voltage] or light rose [plasma arc]) is said to be the best nanometer range for the body. Sometimes I will cook up the purple. Both seem to work well. In fact I have a test study going on with some people who I supplied ruby red and purple and having them test both out to see what they think is better. I plan a follow up video on that in a month or so once I have all the feedback from it compiled. For now though, if you going to make it, stick with ruby red. However, if you do get purple, because the formula can be tricky. Don't toss that out, drink that or drink them both.
You can try to manually stir it every few minutes. You may waste more gold though. If you bring it to boil then the boiling may be enough, but you will have to add water after to replace what boiled away. If you have one of those fish tank air pumps, you can put the air hose in there. While not ideal, it would be better than the other choices. Just in case below is a link to a low cost stirrer: • WEST TUNE Magnetic Stirrer: amzn.to/3wSvQYI
Hi Hermes, there is a lot of misleading information on the internet. I bought an expensive silver generator which claims to produce silver colloid with two silver rods and distilled water and electrolysis. They also say you can use gold rods to produce colloidal gold water but the ingredients you use are not used here. Now I'm confused what is the right way to do it?
With Silver all you need is water and electricity. With gold you will need those house hold chemicals. What ones are you missing, I may be able to tell you how to make the others or use substitutes.
Hi Hermez, I've got confused on stock solutions. Does stock solutions already contain the 7.35 grams citrate salt and the table salt? Or do we add 7.35 grams to 500ml distilled water? Why is making stock solutions needed? A kitchen scale would also weigh out the ingredients right? Regards
When making ruby red gold the amounts of the sodium citrate and salt (NaCl) are important. If you just add the powder you will never get the correct amount. So you make the stock solutions by dissolving the right amount of each in 500mL of distilled water. Then you add the stock solution amounts to the gold process. I have a video on making the stock solutions. ua-cam.com/video/lyQ1v9N5MW0/v-deo.html
@@AlchemyWizard But how much stock solution goes into the mix for the amount to be correct? Checking the elektrolyses amperes? Ive seen all the videos twice. For what i can tell, we need around 9 grams of 2 salts in a mix of 500ml distilled water and this 500ml we are gonna use to the elektrolyses process completely correct? Or do we use a couple of drops of the diluted salt in a separate 500ml? Thanks for the fast responds!
@@jewlie14 If you follow the directions and make the stock solutions, then use the amounts set out in the video, you will get perfect Ruby Red. The key to perfect ruby red is making the stock solutions which give you minute control over the amounts of chem you are putting in.
@@AlchemyWizard Thanks for the response! So the mix contains 7.35 Grams Sodium Citrate, 1.5 Grams NaCl a couple of corn serup drops, a gold rod and a copper rod in 500ml of total distilled water am i correct? Regards
@@jewlie14 The stock solutions contain the 7.35 Grams Sodium Citrate, 1.5 Grams NaCl, those amounts do not go into the gold solution you are making. You use 10mL of sodium citrate from the mixed stock solution. and 40mL from the NaCL stock solution. I do hope that is clear enough. You wind up with 150mg of sodium citrate and 120mg of NaCl in the 500mL beaker with the gold positive rod and the negative copper rod. Plus the 4 drops of diluted corn syrup. The formula works with the stock solutions already mixed. It may or may not work with the actual powders added in the correct amount directly in the solutions. Mainly because it's real hard to get a precise amount in there from a powder. One or two grains off and poof, no ruby red.
Hello again! I would like to share my first experience making colloidal gold. After 5 days of pure electrolysis without any additifs with german Colloidmaster (50volts) I had my colloidal gold supposed to be 10 PPM as programmed by the Colloidmaster software. The lazer beam shows up clearly, but the TDS meter shows 0 PPM. Before I made colloidal silver and the TDS meter showed exactly what was programmed to be - 15 PPM. I think the TDS meter is not able to measure colloidal gold. P.S. I watched the video 3 times. What an wonderful work you are doing, Hermes, with all the information you give, thank you! If I had found your video and your links about power supply units earlier, I wouldn't buy this expensive Colloidmaster.
Hi! If you watch my latest video (outfitting a basic laboratory), I talk a bit about TDS meters at one point in there. I also have a video dedicated to TDS meters as well. TDS meters will not work on colloidal nanoparticles. People get away with using a TDS meter on silver, but other metals it will not work at all. Even with silver you are only measuring the conductivity of the solution and not the colloidal nanoparticles. Colloidal nanoparticles are suspended in the liquid. They have neutral charge and have a force field around them. They are electrically disconnected from the water. • Outfitting a lab: ua-cam.com/video/NPFL05qFYxA/v-deo.html • TDS Meters: youtu.be/3XwAUYLiK
I have given colloidal gold to alot of people and no one has had any negative reactions. With that said, of course you should always be careful when testing a new colloidal on yourself. I usually will place some on my skin for a day, and see if I get a reaction. If not, then I will put a small amount in my mouth and swish it until its absorbed. And if it passes that test for a day, I will then start drinking a teaspoon of it for another day or so. Then start increasing the dose. I have had anxiety reactions to taking new colloidal at the start. Which is why I now use that above procedure, to reduce confusing a real reaction to an anxiety response. As far as detox goes, no one I have given it to has complained about a detox effect with gold, but that does not mean you cannot experience one. Please let me know how you get on with it and share some comments about how it makes you feel.
This is so exciting! I am slowly gathering everything needed and i am wondering. I am kind of a purist and i find organic non gmo pure corn syrup hard to come by, is there any other syrups that could do the job?
For Gold, I have not tried other forms of syrup. I am told cinnamon extract will work, but I have not tried it myself. I will give that a try and post something on it in the future.
I would suggest to try it with honey.... just a guess... I saw different videos where peoples used corn syrup \ honey .... It may work with gold colloid.... Worth a try ....
Honey wouldn't be the best option i guess. As i saw, any polysacharides would do but honey contains about 37% monosacharides and also disacharides! Haven't check about the cinnamon extract though🤷🏽♂️ i also saw that 2 things that would help stability of colloïdals on long term is to play on ph (don't know wich side basic or asidic and how much) i still need to do more research. The second way is with a sonicator device, i am shopping for one now but they all seem to be priced around 1000+$😬
@@omelindai PH on Gold effects what color and particle size you get from the Gold. See my community post on the color of gold and the size of the nanoparticles. This is why the Ruby Red formula is what it is. It may not be perfect from a purists stand point but it ensures the best chance to land Ruby Red gold. IMO if you have never made gold before then stick to the strict formula as I have laid out. After you have successfully cooked ruby red gold several times and know what to expect, you can look to tweak the formula for your own liking.
How is possible to know the ppm of the finished product after adding sea salt , sodium citrate and corn syrup to the distilled water? Doesn't adding the products change 000 ppm to a higher reading? Please help me because I'm confused about on how to begin the cook cooking process at 000 ppm after adding the 3 solutions to distilled water. Thanks
Do not worry about the chem you are adding to the distilled water. Just verify with the TDS meter that you have a 0 to 5 ppm solution. Then put that meter away. it will not be useful in the creation of the colloidal. TDS meters do not work with colloidal mixes. They will give erroneous and inconsistent readings. The red or green laser is the best way to tell the intensity of the colloidal you are cooking. With LVDC gold process you are producing ruby red (or violet if you use too much NaCL), you are in luck. Just cook the mixture until you see a deep red ruby red color or if it goes violet then violet. That will give you about a 12 to 15 ppm solution of gold. If you use too much NaCl you will get grey gold, but the laser will still show the colloidal content. You can look at my latest two videos where I show you what the beam should look like. ua-cam.com/video/LEGktr3VbvU/v-deo.html ua-cam.com/video/ZyvFIQMyysQ/v-deo.html
Most people are taking between one to two teaspoons a day. Most need only one, perhaps a boost of another teaspoon later in the day if they feel they need it. I would not go past three teaspoons a day. Only because you be wasting it.
I am having trouble getting the water to 85-90c would it be okay to heat in the microwave after I have already added the syrup, NaCl and sodium citrate? The magnetic stirrer hot plate isn't getting it hot enough. Do you have a recommendation on a heater? I know there can't be any other metal in the water during the cooking process and that is all I can find on Amazon. And does the temperature have to stay that hot for the entire time? Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge with us.
The heated stirrer will not get it to boil without waiting a long time. I add the chem, NaCL, corn syrup. sodium citrate. Then microwave it to until boil. My 500mL takes about 6 minutes. After that the heated stirrer will keep it at 93c which is just perfect for Colloidal Gold. Of course do not put the stirrer in the microwave or the magnets if you are using those.
And don't forget beaker tongs, or a towel. I mean I guess you know not to pick up beaker with hands, but I mention it unless other people reading it do not realize beaker will be hot.
Hey Tom quick question, when I filter my gold my coffee filter turns quite pink/red. No sediment. Do you think my filter is too fine? Am I losing a lot of gold?
@@AlchemyWizard thank you so much! Now that I'm taking copper I was told I need to supplement with molybdenum so I figured I may just be able to make it but I don't think it's as simple as making the other colloidals unfortunately.
@@DDAowner I have the Molybdenum here. I had to create a new beaker top to make it as the Molybdenum is disk shaped. I should be working on that metal in the coming week. What does the Molybdenum do that it needs to be taken with copper? Is there something specific these two do together? You have peeked my interest now.
Hi Deborah, I am researching molybdenum. To be honest what I find is that it is not needed as a supplement, as the body requires so little of it. But one of the things I have come across is that higher levels of molybdenum reduces the level of copper in your body. So taking molybdenum may impede your ability to retain copper. I will continue to investigate it. As of now though I am looking for a better metal to work with.
@@AlchemyWizard The only reason I need to take it is because I've been taking copper after reading the book called the Copper Revolution: Healing with Minerals. They suggest taking moly because when taking copper it depletes moly.
To get Ruby Red pure Gold the 20nm particle size you would need 24k gold. A lower cost alternative would be to use 14k gold, that will give you purple 40nm gold along with silver, zinc, and copper. Don't use those coins that are gold plated in 24k gold. That coating will be stripped off and then whatever the coin is made of, under the gold, will go into the solution.
Is it possible to make it without chemicals? I read somewhere you could add just little colloidal Silver to the water to make colloidal gold. I am just a little hessitating about the sodium vitrage. Thank you for sharing your knowledge!
@@cdb5428 There are two ways to cook gold using only distilled water: plasma arc and laser. Plasma arc gives you a lavender or rose colored gold, depending on how you cook it, and Laser gold gives you a clear multi-size nanoparticle solution. Both are described in videos that I've done. I have never tried it, and I doubt it actually works, but some old papers say that you can take the gold rods, set them up, apply the Low voltage and leave it there for 6 days or more. this creates a clear gold.
Thank you for sharing!!!❤ Yeah I watched your other video's! Amazing stuff! Thank you so much! I want to learn more about the plasma arc. Except these vids do you do courses? I was wondering of you did something with Germanium.. very powerful colloid. Thank you so much for sharing your wisdom to all of us!! You are blessing! What a skillful der of vids you have!
@@cdb5428 I've got Germanium here and I will be putting it into the laser engraver this week to print out nanoparticles. I don't have any courses, but most of the videos do show a sort of progression. The early ones start with LVDC, then move to plasma arc, then on to laser. Normally I tell people to start with LVDC electrolysis. However with the ease of the laser to make nanoparticles, I'm leaning toward having new people just start with a small laser. But making a short video series on getting started is one of the videos on my list of them to do. Thanks so much for your kind remarks.
Products that are linked here are trash! We bought one of the power supplies and magnetic mixer/heater and nothing works to needed perimeters. The heater only goes to 80 Celsius and the power supply only outputs 24 volts.
Heated stirrers will take hours to reach temp on their own. You need to preheat the water in a microwave first. They no longer make the heated stirrer I have here, so the linked one was the best I could find to substitute. The PSU comes in two types, 60v at 5 amp and 30v at 10 amp. You may have ordered the wrong one, though the 30v one will work for all the nanoparticles here. If you got the 24v one, well that only goes to 24v but it should still work with the gold process. Amazon is good with returns. You should be able to return them both. I do my best with the links, most of the stuff I recommend I have here, unless its discontinued, then I have to substitute.
500mL without the chems. it goes to 550mL once you add the NaCl and the Sodium Citrate. 50mL of that will usually cook away because you are cooking it at 90 deg c. if it gets below 500mL add some more distilled water to keep it at 500mL.
You will get some of those dark ruby red (black) flakes in there after about 30 to 60 days. The gold process uses several chemical chain reactions to liberate the gold and produce the Ruby Red particle. My speculation is part of the process creates iconic gold as well as colloidal gold and a small part remains as iconic. Iconic components have a charge and this draws them to each other to create larger particles. What falls out after about 30 to 60 days is the iconic component. It does not seem to effect the gold working at all. I usually filter it with a coffee filter and then mix it with some new gold to stabilize it. I have people who have gold for over 6 months stored and it still retains its Ruby Red color and works as good as it did when it was new. It does get those flakes in it. I usually add 20mL of silver to 500mL of gold before I send it out. I believe this helps keep those iconic bits in place longer.
@@tedimaya Ionic substances are in the picometer range. They are a thousand times smaller than the colloidal nanoparticles. They are so small that they become part of the subatomic structure. Most of your vitamins and minerals will be dissolved to the ionic level. Colloidal substances on the other hand are suspended in the liquid of the body, not dissolved. The body knows how to disassemble colloidal substances and use them if it needs it. If not the colloidal is flushed out of the body after 48 hours. I've done a video on it that you can watch. See also the other video link below on Van Der Waals Forces and how colloidal are made: - ua-cam.com/video/6vNj43exIG4/v-deo.html - ua-cam.com/video/D9f9Bj87kZw/v-deo.html
@@AlchemyWizard Oh, ionic, not iconic! I watch the videos with the automatic subtitles on for better understanding and I see "iconic". I see now. Of course I know about the ions.
Hi! yes you can at the link below. The link also appears in the description of all my videos. It's USA ordering only however. Currently I'm featuring the Forever Serum. There is a link on that page that will take you to the single nanoparticles, like, gold, silver, platinum. wisdomsdoor.com/haslabs/index.php
@@rumissaxo1458 the citrate and other stuff in there help to break down the gold on the wire and turn it into nanoparticles of gold. It is part electrolysis and chemical reaction.
You need to put in a gold wire on the positive side of the power supply. A copper wire goes on the negative side. both of these wires are immersed in the distilled water. The power, plus the sodium citrate, nacl, corn syrup, break down the gold off the gold wire on the cathode and this creates the tiny gold nanoparticles in the solution. Send me a note if you still need more explanation.
I’m worried about this being flagged, so I’m typing it backwards, but have you ever thought about making a nano ENELYHTEM EULB? In its regular form it’s exceptional, but can only imagine how much more efficacious it would be if “nanolyzed?” (is that a word?!) 😂
It's not something I would make for myself. I normally keep my sights on nanoparticles from metals, herbs, supplements. However thanks for the suggestion.
@@AlchemyWizard Have you taken it before or learned much about it over the years. Also, we’ve widely come to accept that “heavy metals are bad” in the underground health community/people-who-think-their-health-is-there-own-responsibility-kinda’-people, so which metals are considered “heavy” and which aren’t?
Metals have been in our drinking water since the dawn of time. Underground water and springs all flow over metals and nutrients leaving trace amounts behind in the water. Lightning strikes create colloidal versions of these metals that are often found in rejuvenating spring water that you buy. The concentration of these colloidal nanoparticles that are added to the water in the making process here in the lab are 1000 times smaller than the mineral supplements that come in vitamins. Because these nanoparticles are suspended and have no electron charge, they do not attach themselves to the tissue in the body like the ionic substances can due to the charge they contain. Colloidal nanoparticles stay in the water in the body for 48 hours then are flushed if not used. I'm really glad scientists like Einstein were not put off by the beliefs of his time and kept his focus. Sometimes you can't just accept what is put in front of you and say okay, yep the world is Flat.
When I drank this stuff lets just say I had some amazing spiritual experiences. Am I the only one?
Oh yea... very good for OBE, remote viewing, lucid dreaming.
Wait until you are just a bit tired, take a teaspoon or two of colloidal gold, get headphones, play some theta waves... and well. You are gone. The gold boosts your brains ability to process these encounters more efficiently.
@@AlchemyWizard Should I make this in the evening? Or during the day?
@@tedimaya Can be made at any time. Just give it time to naturally cool off before drinking it.
Today I made ruby red gold water for the first time with these instructions and I succeeded🥳🤩 I only left out the corn syrup and it still worked!♥️
Great job! Thanks for the feedback!
Hi Hermes...I followed your instructions to the letter exept for the power supply..(27 volts ) no current registered,but didnt matter...result..%100 success....thanks very much for posting this and for your diligence in covering everything,,that a novice like me would need...thanks again ..cheers..Bill.....P.S. Ive subscribed to your channel..
Great news. You may have the current meter set up incorrectly. But you did get it to work, so great job there. With gold you can see the color change and the bubbles, so you know it is working, current monitoring is really optional for gold. 27 volts is fine. 18 to 40v should work as long as the power supply can deliver enough current. Thanks for subbing, every one helps.
I’m sure you know this but your videos are shadow banned. I can’t add your videos to any playlist and they keep disappearing from my watch history. Keep up the great work man!
Hi!
I do know that the history is wonky on UA-cam. I will watch some video and then look in my history and it's not there. Even on music videos the history is a hit and miss. So that may just be a bug they never really fixed. The playlist thing is the first time I'm hearing about it.
I do know UA-cam only aggressively promotes the videos it feels it can make the most money off of. So my channel does not get pushed as much as it could, and my numbers reflect it in low views. Though I do have a good core audience and I suppose that is good to have.
Thanks for watching and for the feedback.
Do you know some good source of colloidal gold in Europe? I am not from USA and I cant buy it from you ;(
Right now I do not have any recommendations of anyone making colloidal gold in Europe, outside of the usual sources like Amazon. Sorry. Shipping out of USA is extremely costly and prone to damages on the way.
Hello! This is a very good seller in Germany. He sells colloidals, he sells material for making colloidals and he has an excellent e-book explaining all the technologie. It is not allowed to post a link in the comments, so I will write the name of the site like this - goldmachenpointde. If you don't understand German, you can use Google translate.
hermes living up to your name!
Thanks! I do try to be as helpful as possible!
Hello Hermes, Thank You so much for this excellent video, details and explanations are all perfectly clear, thanks again from a new subscriber!
God Bless the Good People and Animals.
I'm glad I could be helpful. thanks so much for subscribing.
Although I would put the finished product in Glass- thanks much for your Passion and Time to show us!! 🤩- What the corn syrup do, please?
the corn syrup helps create the nanoparticles and stabilizes them so they don't fall apart in a week or two. You can probably substitute maltodextrin for the corn syrup. Tests still in progress if the maltodextrin will be as long term stable as the corn syrup. So far 6 weeks.
Thanks for sharing!
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Thank you for the clear, instructional video.
I've seen a comment by a colloidal gold seller who says that they use 15,000 volts alternating current underwater because "true colloidal gold cannot be made with direct current." I was wondering what are you comments about this? Have you been tackled with such notion before, from your empirical experience with the subject matter? Thanks.
I make both 37v dc Low voltage and 15kV high voltage gold. I'm sure I have a video up here someplace showing the HV Method. The HV gold is much nicer and contains a great deal more colloidal nanoparticles than the low voltage method. The low voltage method contains some ionic gold along with colloidal gold. The HV plasma arc gold just contains colloidal particles. So this article is a bit misleading. You can make LV gold and it is fine, but HV gold is better and is a more pure colloidal. Bottom line, though I take both here LV and HV gold. Generally you just need to take twice the amount of LV gold to equal the strength of the HV gold.
Thank you for the succinct clarification. That's helpful. I’ve noticed that the seller's HV Colloidal Gold color is not Ruby red but more like clear purplish/pink. What’s your take on that?
I also assume that by your clarification, Ionic colloidal silver is better than just regular colloidal silver, right?
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@@KingofHearts22 plasma arc gold is a light purple color, it can be a light rose color also depending on if the water is heated before the plasma arc is applied.
Here is a picture of them both from my NanoStore: wisdomsdoor.com/haslabs/images/ruby-plasma-gold.png
Silver unless it is cooked to be an ionic substance is normally a colloidal. The silver in the colloidal process that does not become a colloidal becomes a solid and either collects on the rods or falls to the bottom and is filtered out.
Not all colloidal metals will form an ionic and a colloidal.
Ideally you want the colloidal content as high as possible and if no ionic content is in there all the better.
Great video
Glad you enjoyed it. Thanks for the feedback.
Hello Hermes, great video! I was wondering if I would be able to use a 24k gold coin or bar instead of the wire version? Thanks for the info!
Yep those will work just fine. Just make sure only the gold sits in the liquid, not the alligator clip that you use to hold it up.
Hi Hermes, I found your channel not long ago. I love all your videos mainly making colloidal with gold. Thank you for all your work and sharing God bless you….
Can I use food grade citric acid instead of sodium citrate to make Ruby gold?
Can I use silver rod instead of copper? Thank you in advance from UK
Thanks very much for your kind comments.
You will have to use sodium citrate with colloidal gold as it is an intricate part of the process to liberate the gold and create the actual colloidal. The gold formula is a bit of a mystery that works from chemical interactions.
You can use a silver anode rod instead of copper. I have experimented with silver, copper, and carbon. For some reason the copper is the most efficient. but try the silver and see what you think. Also keep in mind that you will get gold deposited on your silver rod, so you will not be able to use that for silver processing afterward unless you sand the gold off.
@@AlchemyWizard Thank you for your fast replay. I will follow your advice and let you know.
Hi Hermes I tried both silver and copper rods. Yes Copper rods more efferent. Thank you.
Hello, Hermes, hello, everybody! I am not sure where exactly to post my question, but it is a question about gold, so I am posting it here. Hermes, have you heard about monoatomic gold (white powder gold) and its benefits, also about ormus? I am finding very few information about it and still can not understand very well what is it exactly.
I've talked about monoatomic gold somewhere, or perhaps its a show I want to do.
Monoatomic gold is a high concentration of gold chloride, turned into a powder. In high doses it's not very good for the body. It's a neurotoxin. Safe levels of gold chloride are generally 3mg or lower. However, I think this level is even too much. To be honest I do not recommend monoatomic gold at all because there is no clue on what dosage you are taking of the gold chloride.
Ruby Red gold is much saver. The levels of gold chloride in it are in the microgram range, because much of the gold chloride created in the process goes into making the colloidal nanoparticles.
I would also like to know
Hermes, do you the Ruby Red would work in a skin cream? Can you reheat the gold or will it ruin it? I’m planning on heating my oils (shea butter or coconut oil), taking my mixture of the heat, and then adding the gold. Have you made any colloidal creams or salves?
yes you can reheat or even refrigerate ruby red and it will remain stable.
I often make creams and oils with my colloidal nanoparticles. it's a great way to help heal topical stuff.
Instead of corn syrup you can also use malodextrine works fine
I have another person that uses maltodextrin and so far he says his gold is stable after 30 days. I've not tested it myself as of yet. It's on the list of things to try.
@@AlchemyWizard I make mine for 90 min to try it out and it was nice deep red when I hold i against a light source and if i let it on for 120 min it gets purple.. , but i use less then a liter of Distilled water...
second batch turn out to be little purple have try a shorter time
@@Mu2143k its really the NaCl level that determines the whether or not its 20nm ruby or 40nm purple. However if your NaCl is on the edge then yes cooking it longer can trigger the particles to migrate to 40nm. If you get purple I recommend to people to decrease their NaCl by 20%
@@AlchemyWizard I got new Lab Adjustable DC Power Supply that can go up to 160V so that i can reduce the amount of NaCl and I run it for 2 hours nice ruby red colloidal gold stable My older Power supply could only get to 31volt max.
Hello, gold makers! Hello, Hermes! I watched your video with great interest. I am still learning beginner, that is why I have some questions. First, about the copper rod. As I learned till now about the LV methode, the two rods should be the same metal, in our case gold, and no other metal. How the copper rod interact in all this mixture? The second question is about the additifs. Yes , they comme from the kitchen, but how they interact between them and how they change into different compounds? I mean, separately they are safe, but after interaction maybe they become different compounds? Thanks in advance.
You can use a gold rod for an anode. However due to the price of gold, copper rod has been used. In the case of gold there is no negative interaction with the copper and the gold. So feel free to use a copper anode with a gold cathode, if you can't use both as gold.
The Gold formula was first invented in the 50's then in the 70's it was tweaked by another chemist for better efficiency. Point is the formula has been used for years with no negative side effects from the kitchen friendly substances used to create ruby red colloidal gold.
@@AlchemyWizard Thank you!
Great video, loaded with good tips! From what I gather, the corn syrup is a "stabilizer". I have read that cinnamon extract can be used instead. What do you know about this? Also, I see you have something called an "Elikliv" microscope. Which model do you recommend?
I had heard that cinnamon gives it a nicer flavor but I have never tried it. I will put it on my list of things to try out. Here is the link to the microscope I am using. There are basically two models and I got the one with the larger camera 16 MP. Elikliv EDM201. I am very happy with it, but in the future I hope they make one with perhaps 32 MP or put a X10 lens on it so I can zoom in to ultra fine colloidal particles like gold. www.amazon.com/gp/product/B08BC46GDY/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1
There are two models I'm currently using. both work well, but if you want one that goes to a higher power then you want the Andonstar. I have some equipment reviews on them.
• Elikliv EDM201 HDMI LCD Digital Microscope on Amazon amzn.to/3D4Inca
• Andonstar AD249S-P Video Microscope on Amazon: amzn.to/3TbdM25
• Alchemy Lab Equipment for making colloidal nanoparticle solutions: ua-cam.com/video/3bzVaQYEFmA/v-deo.html
• Andonstar AD249S-P Video Microscope Review for colloidal nanoparticles: ua-cam.com/video/brkp1_UdcWw/v-deo.html
Hey Hermes.
I've got 2 questions for you:
1. Can I preheat the water to 90C and cook it without constant heating? How will it affect the cooking procedure?
2. What is the shelf life of Colloidal Gold?
Either it will take much longer to reach ruby red color. Or it will never get to reach ruby red, may stay a light rose or red color. Or you will get orange gold. The water cools quickly, when the heat is gone. My guess you will not reach a ruby red state. It will stop cooking once the temp drops below 70c.
Shelf life. If you use corn syrup you should get 60 days out of it before you start seeing strands of dark matter, as the colloidal molecules start falling apart into solids. you can filter it at this point so you can still drink it but the process will continue. If you don't use the corn syrup or try to substitute a regular sugar, then you may be lucky to get 30 days out of it.
@@AlchemyWizard Interesting. Can you suggest why some manufacturers claim they produce 100% pure gold but don't mention the shelf life?
AND -
about the hitter stirrer:
Can I heat the hot plate without using the probe? If so, why do you use it instead of just heating the plate?
Would you recommend getting one without an LED screen? meaning no precision on the temperature
@@yuvalh2844 Plasma Arc gold made using HVAC does not break down. So if they make it using that process, it will have unlimited shelf life. It's a light rose or violet color depending on how it's made.
I've found no real way to make Ruby Red gold last longer than 90 days. If they sell that version, then its best to get it from a source that you know its made fresh.
On the heater-stirrer, if you are just using it to make ruby red gold, then you don't need an adjustable one. You preheat the water in a microwave until its boiling, then put it on the heated stirrer and turn it on. It only takes 30 min to an hour to cook and those low cost heated stirrers without adjustments will keep the water at about 90 to 95c. If you try to heat the water straight from the heated stirrer it will take over an hour to get the water to boil. Even with my digital stirrer I preheat the water to boil.
The probe is useful on the heated stirrer to lock the temp in at some value, like you want 60c. If your just going to cook gold you don't need a model with the probe.
@@AlchemyWizard Thanks.
I'll go further:
1. Can I heat the water in a pan, and when it's boiled, add it to the beaker?
2. I'm looking for the 3D file to print the beaker top, but I could only find the top for sale. Can you direct me there, please?
3. When making gold with a plasma arc, should I heat it during the brewing or only stir it?
Hello
Thank you for the video. I was curious in the process it makes gold chloride. How can we know when the gold chloride has been used up? Thank you
Your question sent me and my chemist on a whirlwind yesterday to learn more about the LVDC ruby red process. We wanted to be sure we got this as accurate as possible. We had to access many sources of information to compile what we got below. To be honest, thank you for the question, it has helped with my current investigation into the ruby red colloidal gold process. I may make a video on it in the future, once I get more details sorted out.
Ruby Red gold is created by heating distilled water to 85°C to 100°C. We create gold chloride by adding NaCl (salt) to the solution. The chlorine atom from the salt breaks off and creates gold chloride. Next the sodium citrate, citrate specifically, changes the gold chloride into colloidal gold. The citrate becomes the force field around the colloidal atoms holding them together. Corn syrup was added later to the formula to help stabilize the process and force the smaller 20nm size particles by slowing down aggregation of the nanoparticles, creating nanoparticles sooner in the process, and adding overall long-term stability.
The gold nanoparticle conversion process will only continue while gold chloride is being produced, which is dependent on the remaining chlorine atoms from the salt, or the power is removed in the case of LVDC. Once the gold chloride production process stops, an equilibrium is quickly reached between the gold nanoparticles and the gold chloride. No more gold nanoparticles are formed, and some gold chloride remains.
Determining how much gold chloride is left in the ruby red is not easily figured out. At least my chemist and I have not found a way to determine it.
If you want colloidal gold without gold chloride, you will need to use the Plasma Arc process. High Voltage arcing removes the material through intense heat, no intermediary process is needed. Plasma arc is made with distilled water and nothing else added. There is no chlorine in distilled water to create gold chloride. Heating the water to 90c forces the nanoparticle size to 20nm (a light rose colored gold). If you don’t heat the solution before, you will get the larger 40-60nm nanoparticle size (a light purple color).
Just made my first batch of Ruby Red Colloidal Gold following your instructions and it was a success. I boiled my water to 90 degrees but wasn’t able to keep that high of a temp on the magnetic stirrer but it still turned Ruby Red after approximately 1hr. Does it just take longer at a lower temp? Thx again Hermes. I love your videos
Lower temperature makes it take longer, but it does need some minimum temperature. As the temperature drops the process slows down more and more until it will eventually stop.
@@AlchemyWizard Thank you Hermes! I really enjoyed your video about your astral encounter with a dragon and your strategy for overcoming the obstacle without fear and with a willingness to compromise. I loved your approach to working with polarity. Namaste, brother. I appreciate you.
@@Justin-bk3fi Thanks for your comments. I'm glad that I could help.
Hello again, I have some black sediment that appears to grow from nothing in some (not all) of my ruby red CG bottles/ It isn't there when I make it. It appears after 5-10 days but it's not in every bottle that I make, so I'm confused as to why it's happening sometimes. Thank you for your wonderful channel :)
Ruby Red Gold can be unstable if you did not use corn syrup. It will get those black, their actually dark red, sediment, sometimes they will make strings of themselves. It's fine to drink, just refilter it. Clean the bottle good before putting the filtered stuff back in.
The formula is tricky. Be consistent with the chems you put in and make sure you heat and keep the water at 85c to 93c.
Hello Hermes, greetings from Spain Barcelona, I appreciate you sharing your knowledge, very good work, I am learning a lot with the information you share, I wanted to ask you what separation distance you recommend for the cathode and anode electrodes in the electrolysis process? Thank you.
As far away as possible. the idea is to delay the gold from sticking to the anode and becoming inert. The longer it takes to get to the rod the better chance it has to turn into a nanoparticle. Those early silver rigs have the rods right next to each other. You may get away with that with silver but not with gold. you will lose alot of gold if they are next to each other.
Thanks Hermes, in the electrolysis I use a 50v and 0.007 mA power supply, 500 ml of distilled water, 150 mg of sodium citrate, 120 mg of NaCl, and 150 mg of maltodextrin, and I have the problem that to get the ruby red color in the solution I have to add another 150 mg of sodium citrate, that is, to get that ruby red color I have to add twice as much citrate and I don't know what I could be doing wrong, any advice on why this could be happening to me?
@@liberaterompelamatrix Gold requires 200 to 250ma of current. I would say your current is too low. You should try a power supply that can dish out 500ma.
Thank you, I follow your instructions of a minimum of 500 mA, sorry for so many questions, they say that the lower the amperage, the smaller the size of the gold particle and the better it is absorbed by the body and cells, there are people who use 0.007 mA, others use 0.030 mA, what do you think, what is the output current that you recommend based on your years of personal experience?
@@liberaterompelamatrix With LVDC electrolysis gold the NaCl content determines the size of the particles, not the amount of current you use.
Hello, thanks for sharing the information. The video is very well explicit. I have a question. I have been researching this topic for a long time and I have encountered some difficulties. For example the stability of colloidal gold. It seems that colloidal gold is not stable for long. In my case I have not achieved more than 60 days. It seems that the particles are concentrating again.
thanks again
60 days sounds about right. You will start to get dark particles and stringing in it. Now while colloidal gold goes in and out of my lab here very quickly, when it did stay here longer, I would refilter it with a coffee filter. There is an Ionic component to the colloidal gold and my chemist and I have talked about it and we think that is what is falling out of the solution. Under the microscope the colloidal gold nanoparticles still look in good condition.
Now if you mix the gold with 30% colloidal silver some of my tests show it will last longer, perhaps 180 days with no particles falling out. Either way with the silver to stabilize it or without, I think you can expect colloidal gold to have six months to a year shelf life, even when it starts falling out. The quick fix is to only make what you need for a month or two. If you are selling it, then perhaps smaller bottles, so it will get used faster.
Hello, Hermes, hello, everybody! I am very happy, today I made my first try following this tutorial and I made my first magic potion of ruby red colloidal gold. I tried to link a picture and short video here, but obviously it is not possible to post links.
Great job! Always fantastic when another wizard is born!
@@AlchemyWizard 🥰🥰🥰
Hi Hermes, great video! Thank you for sharing your knowledge! I have a question, how much do you normally take until you get that "limitless" feeling? Do you take CG daily?
I take about a tablespoon of gold twice a day. But now that I been taking it for long time, I can go without it for a day before feeling like I need a boost.
Hi Hermes! I love your videos. Do you cost the temperature probe with plastic dip? Please let me know what I need to coat the temp probe. Ty for your wisdom
Hi Justin!
I use a piece of clear vinyl tubing from a fish tank line capped off on the bottom with rubber or you can jam a piece of plastic in it or use some silicone glue to seal off the bottom end.
@@AlchemyWizard Ty so much for replying to my question! I appreciate you sharing your alchemical wisdom and knowledge. I wish you love and blessings, brother.
Hello, thank you for the video. Doesn't salt turn into Chlorine during electrolysis? Isn't it unhealthy/toxic?
Yes in LVDC electrolysis you create gold chloride which is toxic and then converted into colloidal gold nanoparticles. Some gold chloride will remain. If you want pure nano-gold particles you need to use a plasma arc or a laser.
@@AlchemyWizard Thanks for the reply. So is it absolutely necessary to use salt in this method? Could it work without salt? Have you tried Alkaline Water Electrolysis (AWE)?
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.
Thank you for your well explained video on colloidal gold. You mentioned in the copper video about using a colloidal silver generator would be okay but you didn't mention it in this video. Will the current from a colloidal silver generator be enough to make the colloidal gold. I don't want to invest in the heater if it isn't going to work. Thank you again.
Your power unit needs to be at least 24 volts and capable of delivering 500mA. Otherwise you may burn it out. The silver rig if it has the leads right next to each other would NOT be desirable. You could lose much gold by the powerful attraction between the rods. Ideally you want as much separation of the gold cathode and the copper anode as possible. Ideally on opposite sides of the beaker. Just use alligator clips and tape to keep them in place. Or tape the rods to a pencil and place the pencil on top of the beaker or glass jar to get the separation. Also You will need to agitate the water with air pump or pick up a cheap magnetic stirrer for under $20.
@@AlchemyWizard Thank you so much for your response. I have a spooky2 rife machine that I use to generate the current and use alligator clips so I can place them wherever I need to. I usually use a mason jar to make the colloidal silver but I will get a wider mouthed beaker so I can better separate the rods. I have a magnetic stirrer as well. I can't wait to start making this at home along with the colloidal copper. I am so glad I found your videos.
@@CissyHarcus I'm glad to help. Welcome to the wonderful world of nanoparticles. These things are just amazing in the body.
Hello ! Thanks for the video : ) Since you have much experience in the field, could you please tell me where do you procure best quality and purity gold wire/electrodes ?
I get most of my metals from craft wire on Amazon.
• Gold Wire 24k 22awg on Amazon: amzn.to/3S2wbO6
If I can't find the wire I will get the disks, like this one from the pfs store.
• Zinc Disk on Amazon: amzn.to/42JejxK
@@AlchemyWizard Thank you very much !
@@Christa-Das-music if you can't get it from where I do, just look for metal that says 99.9xx pure. As far as 24k gold goes you can use 24k pure gold bullion coins. Not the plated ones. There is not enough gold on those to work. You wind up getting copper and zinc after the gold is gone from top surface.
@@AlchemyWizard Thanks again for making sure. I appreciate it : )
Where do we get those probe covers and that jar your using with the plastic lids?
Below is the link to the tubing I used to cover the probe. It's standard 3/16 fish tank air tube. Silicone will work as well. You will need a plastic or rubber plug of some kind to cap the end of the tubing so water does not get into it. Or I suppose you could glue it closed.
• Fish tank air tubing (to cover temp probe): amzn.to/48AwVSh
• 3/16 rubber plug for end of probe cover: amzn.to/4cztWvS
The beaker tops that hold the wires are in my Patreon Shop. They are the 3D printer files. You can print them yourself with your 3D printer.
Patreon 3D Blueprint Store: www.patreon.com/wisdomsdoor/shop
Hey Hermes
Love from Australia ❤
We used this method for copper, minus the corn syrup and the solution went cyan in 8 minutes
Can you please give us your opinion on this?
Thank you!
The problem with the gold formula and copper is that you may create copper chloride (from the NaCl), which is toxic. I'll have to check with my chemist. Off hand, I be careful drinking it.
If you want a safer way, you can heat the water using the regular copper formula. It would speed it up from the hour. Also just using sodium citrate throughout the whole process will only give you the c2 molecule, not the c1+c2. Which is fine if all you want is the c2 copper form in there.
@@AlchemyWizard thank you!
Do you please have a video on making colloidal silver?
Thank you!
@@haveamunahinYahuah Yes I do have silver videos, they are not on UA-cam due to their ban on colloidal silver videos. All my silver videos are on the AlchemyWizard Rumble website: rumble.com/c/AlchemyWizard
@@AlchemyWizard thank you so much!
We won't drink anymore of the colloidal copper until you reply
Thank you again 💓
@@haveamunahinYahuah I will talk with my chemist this evening on it. I would make a batch of copper the usual way for now and go with that.
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I know it's bit crazy that some salt can create a compound that may not be good. It's the main reason when they use a stabilizer for nanoparticles, it's sodium citrate. It gives the sodium without the chlorine.
In the gold formula we need to make gold chloride to change it into Gold Nanoparticles. It is a necessary intermediary step. With copper we don't need the copper chloride to create copper nanoparticles.
You arent concerned that you are using corn syrup?
The formula uses 8 drops of diluted corn syrup in 500mL of distilled water. The concentration is very low. 1 teaspoon = 0.005mL.
I've experimented with other stuff, like honey and holy basil, but they do not work. I do continue to research it. the process needs a complex sugar, simple sugars will not create a long term stable colloidal. And the output of nanoparticles is lower. If you were to consume it within a week before it unravels it may be fine. After that it starts breaking down rather fast and you get mostly ionic gold.
hello i use this formula to make red colloidal gold what you think? it always deliver it
600 ml 30ppm distilled water
200mg citrate
200mg nacl
400/600 mg maltodextrin (sometimes more just to make it more sweet)
gold and iron/steel
36v charger, takes less than 1 hour
do you think i should lower nacl?
The gold formula in the video for 500mL uses 150mg sodium citrate, 120mg NaCl. Your NaCl may be high. but if you are getting ruby red color then don't worry about it. Too much NaCl will transition your gold to purple. Nothing wrong with purple gold, it works just as good as the ruby red. It's just a matter of preference.
And yea 600mg of Maltodextrin will make it sweet. Again that is a matter of taste as well. Some users have run tests on using Maltodextrin instead of corn syrup and it seems to be stable using it.
Good deal, sounds like you got it.
I have made colloidal silver. I used nothing more than a current converter, 2 clamps, 2 bars of silver, distilled water, and a ppm-meter to test the silver-ppm; with only the silver in the water with the current. From my experience in the CS, it's the electrical current that drives the silver into the water. So, why the salt and corn and other ingredients? If I wanted just colloidal gold, would I just skip the ingredients?
Unlike silver, which is a soft metal, the gold metal will not break down without a complex chemical process. the chemicals create the environment where the gold can become colloidal nanoparticles and become stable. The amounts of the chemicals determines what nanoparticle size you will get. (orange 18nm, ruby 24nm, purple 60nm, grey 90nm, light grey 150nm)
@@AlchemyWizard Ah, I see! Thank you very much for the explanation! Ruby at 24nm is ideal for the body I assume, not too small for say maybe breaking the blood-barrier and not too big? I think I will be creating this mixture very soon. I saw a 40-second clip of your video that is circulating Instagram right now. I'm glad I found your channel. With what They are putting in our water, vegetables, fruit, and also livestock, this is crucial!
@@V.Z.69 Thanks for subscribing for my channel. I love sharing what I learn from my colloidal adventures. Nice to know also that the videos have made it to Instagram.
Gold 24nm (ruby red [low voltage] or light rose [plasma arc]) is said to be the best nanometer range for the body. Sometimes I will cook up the purple. Both seem to work well. In fact I have a test study going on with some people who I supplied ruby red and purple and having them test both out to see what they think is better. I plan a follow up video on that in a month or so once I have all the feedback from it compiled. For now though, if you going to make it, stick with ruby red. However, if you do get purple, because the formula can be tricky. Don't toss that out, drink that or drink them both.
I don't have a magnetic stirrer. Can I stir the mixture?
You can try to manually stir it every few minutes. You may waste more gold though. If you bring it to boil then the boiling may be enough, but you will have to add water after to replace what boiled away. If you have one of those fish tank air pumps, you can put the air hose in there. While not ideal, it would be better than the other choices.
Just in case below is a link to a low cost stirrer:
• WEST TUNE Magnetic Stirrer: amzn.to/3wSvQYI
Thank you
@@asratley7182 Your welcome!
Hi Hermes,
there is a lot of misleading information on the internet. I bought an expensive silver generator which claims to produce silver colloid with two silver rods and distilled water and electrolysis.
They also say you can use gold rods to produce colloidal gold water but the ingredients you use are not used here. Now I'm confused what is the right way to do it?
With Silver all you need is water and electricity. With gold you will need those house hold chemicals. What ones are you missing, I may be able to tell you how to make the others or use substitutes.
Hi Hermez,
I've got confused on stock solutions.
Does stock solutions already contain the 7.35 grams citrate salt and the table salt? Or do we add 7.35 grams to 500ml distilled water? Why is making stock solutions needed? A kitchen scale would also weigh out the ingredients right?
Regards
When making ruby red gold the amounts of the sodium citrate and salt (NaCl) are important. If you just add the powder you will never get the correct amount. So you make the stock solutions by dissolving the right amount of each in 500mL of distilled water. Then you add the stock solution amounts to the gold process. I have a video on making the stock solutions.
ua-cam.com/video/lyQ1v9N5MW0/v-deo.html
@@AlchemyWizard
But how much stock solution goes into the mix for the amount to be correct? Checking the elektrolyses amperes?
Ive seen all the videos twice. For what i can tell, we need around 9 grams of 2 salts in a mix of 500ml distilled water and this 500ml we are gonna use to the elektrolyses process completely correct? Or do we use a couple of drops of the diluted salt in a separate 500ml?
Thanks for the fast responds!
@@jewlie14 If you follow the directions and make the stock solutions, then use the amounts set out in the video, you will get perfect Ruby Red. The key to perfect ruby red is making the stock solutions which give you minute control over the amounts of chem you are putting in.
@@AlchemyWizard
Thanks for the response!
So the mix contains 7.35 Grams Sodium Citrate, 1.5 Grams NaCl a couple of corn serup drops, a gold rod and a copper rod in 500ml of total distilled water am i correct?
Regards
@@jewlie14 The stock solutions contain the 7.35 Grams Sodium Citrate, 1.5 Grams NaCl, those amounts do not go into the gold solution you are making. You use 10mL of sodium citrate from the mixed stock solution. and 40mL from the NaCL stock solution. I do hope that is clear enough.
You wind up with 150mg of sodium citrate and 120mg of NaCl in the 500mL beaker with the gold positive rod and the negative copper rod. Plus the 4 drops of diluted corn syrup.
The formula works with the stock solutions already mixed. It may or may not work with the actual powders added in the correct amount directly in the solutions. Mainly because it's real hard to get a precise amount in there from a powder. One or two grains off and poof, no ruby red.
Hello again! I would like to share my first experience making colloidal gold. After 5 days of pure electrolysis without any additifs with german Colloidmaster (50volts) I had my colloidal gold supposed to be 10 PPM as programmed by the Colloidmaster software. The lazer beam shows up clearly, but the TDS meter shows 0 PPM. Before I made colloidal silver and the TDS meter showed exactly what was programmed to be - 15 PPM. I think the TDS meter is not able to measure colloidal gold. P.S. I watched the video 3 times. What an wonderful work you are doing, Hermes, with all the information you give, thank you! If I had found your video and your links about power supply units earlier, I wouldn't buy this expensive Colloidmaster.
Hi! If you watch my latest video (outfitting a basic laboratory), I talk a bit about TDS meters at one point in there. I also have a video dedicated to TDS meters as well. TDS meters will not work on colloidal nanoparticles. People get away with using a TDS meter on silver, but other metals it will not work at all. Even with silver you are only measuring the conductivity of the solution and not the colloidal nanoparticles.
Colloidal nanoparticles are suspended in the liquid. They have neutral charge and have a force field around them. They are electrically disconnected from the water.
• Outfitting a lab: ua-cam.com/video/NPFL05qFYxA/v-deo.html
• TDS Meters: youtu.be/3XwAUYLiK
@@AlchemyWizard Thank you so much! Next time I will search before asking. 😊
So, I have over 1150 ppm on my TDS meter, does that mean anything?
@@AlchemyWizardthe TDS video is no longer available.
@@AlchemyWizardwhat does it mean when your TDS meter reads over 1100?
Thank you for the video, can there be any reactions when starting using it. I feel weird like I’m having a heavy detox symptoms.
Best regards,
I have given colloidal gold to alot of people and no one has had any negative reactions. With that said, of course you should always be careful when testing a new colloidal on yourself. I usually will place some on my skin for a day, and see if I get a reaction. If not, then I will put a small amount in my mouth and swish it until its absorbed. And if it passes that test for a day, I will then start drinking a teaspoon of it for another day or so. Then start increasing the dose.
I have had anxiety reactions to taking new colloidal at the start. Which is why I now use that above procedure, to reduce confusing a real reaction to an anxiety response.
As far as detox goes, no one I have given it to has complained about a detox effect with gold, but that does not mean you cannot experience one.
Please let me know how you get on with it and share some comments about how it makes you feel.
This is so exciting! I am slowly gathering everything needed and i am wondering. I am kind of a purist and i find organic non gmo pure corn syrup hard to come by, is there any other syrups that could do the job?
For Gold, I have not tried other forms of syrup. I am told cinnamon extract will work, but I have not tried it myself. I will give that a try and post something on it in the future.
I would suggest to try it with honey.... just a guess... I saw different videos where peoples used corn syrup \ honey ....
It may work with gold colloid.... Worth a try ....
Honey wouldn't be the best option i guess. As i saw, any polysacharides would do but honey contains about 37% monosacharides and also disacharides! Haven't check about the cinnamon extract though🤷🏽♂️ i also saw that 2 things that would help stability of colloïdals on long term is to play on ph (don't know wich side basic or asidic and how much) i still need to do more research. The second way is with a sonicator device, i am shopping for one now but they all seem to be priced around 1000+$😬
Looks like Cinnamon is rich in polysacharides (wich confirms this alternative).
@@omelindai PH on Gold effects what color and particle size you get from the Gold. See my community post on the color of gold and the size of the nanoparticles. This is why the Ruby Red formula is what it is. It may not be perfect from a purists stand point but it ensures the best chance to land Ruby Red gold. IMO if you have never made gold before then stick to the strict formula as I have laid out. After you have successfully cooked ruby red gold several times and know what to expect, you can look to tweak the formula for your own liking.
How is possible to know the ppm of the finished product after adding sea salt , sodium citrate and corn syrup to the distilled water? Doesn't adding the products change 000 ppm to a higher reading? Please help me because I'm confused about on how to begin the cook cooking process at 000 ppm after adding the 3 solutions to distilled water.
Thanks
Do not worry about the chem you are adding to the distilled water. Just verify with the TDS meter that you have a 0 to 5 ppm solution. Then put that meter away. it will not be useful in the creation of the colloidal.
TDS meters do not work with colloidal mixes. They will give erroneous and inconsistent readings. The red or green laser is the best way to tell the intensity of the colloidal you are cooking. With LVDC gold process you are producing ruby red (or violet if you use too much NaCL), you are in luck. Just cook the mixture until you see a deep red ruby red color or if it goes violet then violet. That will give you about a 12 to 15 ppm solution of gold. If you use too much NaCl you will get grey gold, but the laser will still show the colloidal content. You can look at my latest two videos where I show you what the beam should look like.
ua-cam.com/video/LEGktr3VbvU/v-deo.html
ua-cam.com/video/ZyvFIQMyysQ/v-deo.html
What is the maximum daily dosage of this colloidal gold?
Most people are taking between one to two teaspoons a day. Most need only one, perhaps a boost of another teaspoon later in the day if they feel they need it. I would not go past three teaspoons a day. Only because you be wasting it.
@@AlchemyWizard For the sake of immortality, there is actually no waste at all
Hallo, thank you for your video and all information, about the Corn Syrup, how many ml in a 20 ml of water?
Corn Syrup: 30ml of Corn Syrup with 20mL distilled water, Put in eye dropper bottle.
I am having trouble getting the water to 85-90c would it be okay to heat in the microwave after I have already added the syrup, NaCl and sodium citrate? The magnetic stirrer hot plate isn't getting it hot enough. Do you have a recommendation on a heater? I know there can't be any other metal in the water during the cooking process and that is all I can find on Amazon. And does the temperature have to stay that hot for the entire time? Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge with us.
The heated stirrer will not get it to boil without waiting a long time. I add the chem, NaCL, corn syrup. sodium citrate. Then microwave it to until boil. My 500mL takes about 6 minutes. After that the heated stirrer will keep it at 93c which is just perfect for Colloidal Gold. Of course do not put the stirrer in the microwave or the magnets if you are using those.
And don't forget beaker tongs, or a towel. I mean I guess you know not to pick up beaker with hands, but I mention it unless other people reading it do not realize beaker will be hot.
Great, thank you so much!!@@AlchemyWizard
Yes, it is sad that you must state the obvious. :) @@AlchemyWizard
Hey Tom quick question, when I filter my gold my coffee filter turns quite pink/red. No sediment.
Do you think my filter is too fine? Am I losing a lot of gold?
Hi TJ! That's perfectly normal. Some of the gold particles will get trapped but it's very small amount, even though the filter turns pink.
@@AlchemyWizard thank you Tom!
Thank you for sharing! By chance, do you know how to make colloidal molybdenum?
I will add that to my list of metals to explore in the future.
@@AlchemyWizard thank you so much! Now that I'm taking copper I was told I need to supplement with molybdenum so I figured I may just be able to make it but I don't think it's as simple as making the other colloidals unfortunately.
@@DDAowner I have the Molybdenum here. I had to create a new beaker top to make it as the Molybdenum is disk shaped. I should be working on that metal in the coming week.
What does the Molybdenum do that it needs to be taken with copper? Is there something specific these two do together? You have peeked my interest now.
Hi Deborah, I am researching molybdenum. To be honest what I find is that it is not needed as a supplement, as the body requires so little of it. But one of the things I have come across is that higher levels of molybdenum reduces the level of copper in your body. So taking molybdenum may impede your ability to retain copper. I will continue to investigate it. As of now though I am looking for a better metal to work with.
@@AlchemyWizard The only reason I need to take it is because I've been taking copper after reading the book called the Copper Revolution: Healing with Minerals. They suggest taking moly because when taking copper it depletes moly.
Do we need 24K Gold or it can be any other gold? ( of course 99,999% Clear Gold)
To get Ruby Red pure Gold the 20nm particle size you would need 24k gold. A lower cost alternative would be to use 14k gold, that will give you purple 40nm gold along with silver, zinc, and copper.
Don't use those coins that are gold plated in 24k gold. That coating will be stripped off and then whatever the coin is made of, under the gold, will go into the solution.
@@AlchemyWizard thank you so much❤️
@@nitka28 Your Welcome!
Hi is there a substitute for corn syrup?
Maltodextrin. However it's only been tested so far to be stable for 6 weeks. Tests are on going if it will be long term stable.
Is it possible to make it without chemicals? I read somewhere you could add just little colloidal Silver to the water to make colloidal gold. I am just a little hessitating about the sodium vitrage. Thank you for sharing your knowledge!
@@cdb5428 There are two ways to cook gold using only distilled water: plasma arc and laser. Plasma arc gives you a lavender or rose colored gold, depending on how you cook it, and Laser gold gives you a clear multi-size nanoparticle solution. Both are described in videos that I've done.
I have never tried it, and I doubt it actually works, but some old papers say that you can take the gold rods, set them up, apply the Low voltage and leave it there for 6 days or more. this creates a clear gold.
Thank you for sharing!!!❤ Yeah I watched your other video's! Amazing stuff! Thank you so much! I want to learn more about the plasma arc. Except these vids do you do courses? I was wondering of you did something with Germanium.. very powerful colloid. Thank you so much for sharing your wisdom to all of us!! You are blessing! What a skillful der of vids you have!
@@cdb5428 I've got Germanium here and I will be putting it into the laser engraver this week to print out nanoparticles.
I don't have any courses, but most of the videos do show a sort of progression. The early ones start with LVDC, then move to plasma arc, then on to laser. Normally I tell people to start with LVDC electrolysis. However with the ease of the laser to make nanoparticles, I'm leaning toward having new people just start with a small laser.
But making a short video series on getting started is one of the videos on my list of them to do.
Thanks so much for your kind remarks.
Products that are linked here are trash! We bought one of the power supplies and magnetic mixer/heater and nothing works to needed perimeters. The heater only goes to 80 Celsius and the power supply only outputs 24 volts.
Heated stirrers will take hours to reach temp on their own. You need to preheat the water in a microwave first. They no longer make the heated stirrer I have here, so the linked one was the best I could find to substitute.
The PSU comes in two types, 60v at 5 amp and 30v at 10 amp. You may have ordered the wrong one, though the 30v one will work for all the nanoparticles here. If you got the 24v one, well that only goes to 24v but it should still work with the gold process.
Amazon is good with returns. You should be able to return them both.
I do my best with the links, most of the stuff I recommend I have here, unless its discontinued, then I have to substitute.
How many ml of water is in the beaker for the recipe you just did?
500mL without the chems. it goes to 550mL once you add the NaCl and the Sodium Citrate. 50mL of that will usually cook away because you are cooking it at 90 deg c. if it gets below 500mL add some more distilled water to keep it at 500mL.
@@AlchemyWizard thanks!
what is the self life? i have seen some gold produce black flakes?
You will get some of those dark ruby red (black) flakes in there after about 30 to 60 days. The gold process uses several chemical chain reactions to liberate the gold and produce the Ruby Red particle. My speculation is part of the process creates iconic gold as well as colloidal gold and a small part remains as iconic. Iconic components have a charge and this draws them to each other to create larger particles. What falls out after about 30 to 60 days is the iconic component. It does not seem to effect the gold working at all. I usually filter it with a coffee filter and then mix it with some new gold to stabilize it.
I have people who have gold for over 6 months stored and it still retains its Ruby Red color and works as good as it did when it was new. It does get those flakes in it.
I usually add 20mL of silver to 500mL of gold before I send it out. I believe this helps keep those iconic bits in place longer.
@@AlchemyWizard What does it mean "Iconic components"?
@@tedimaya Ionic substances are in the picometer range. They are a thousand times smaller than the colloidal nanoparticles. They are so small that they become part of the subatomic structure. Most of your vitamins and minerals will be dissolved to the ionic level. Colloidal substances on the other hand are suspended in the liquid of the body, not dissolved. The body knows how to disassemble colloidal substances and use them if it needs it. If not the colloidal is flushed out of the body after 48 hours. I've done a video on it that you can watch. See also the other video link below on Van Der Waals Forces and how colloidal are made:
- ua-cam.com/video/6vNj43exIG4/v-deo.html
- ua-cam.com/video/D9f9Bj87kZw/v-deo.html
@@AlchemyWizard Oh, ionic, not iconic! I watch the videos with the automatic subtitles on for better understanding and I see "iconic". I see now. Of course I know about the ions.
@@tedimaya 😁
How many ppm did you get in this process??
Ruby Red will vary from 12 to 18 ppm depending on the amount of material used. The color in the video is 15ppm.
Can we buy some from you?
Hi! yes you can at the link below. The link also appears in the description of all my videos. It's USA ordering only however. Currently I'm featuring the Forever Serum. There is a link on that page that will take you to the single nanoparticles, like, gold, silver, platinum.
wisdomsdoor.com/haslabs/index.php
Why is it called colloidal gold if there’s no actual gold? Does citrate and syrup make gold?
There is gold in it. Tiny nanoparticles of gold.
@@AlchemyWizard where? How? Gold particles form from citrate?
@@rumissaxo1458 the citrate and other stuff in there help to break down the gold on the wire and turn it into nanoparticles of gold. It is part electrolysis and chemical reaction.
You need to put in a gold wire on the positive side of the power supply. A copper wire goes on the negative side. both of these wires are immersed in the distilled water. The power, plus the sodium citrate, nacl, corn syrup, break down the gold off the gold wire on the cathode and this creates the tiny gold nanoparticles in the solution. Send me a note if you still need more explanation.
@@AlchemyWizard thanks so much! Isn’t corn syrup gmo? Do I need to seek out a non gmo version or does that even matter?
I’m worried about this being flagged, so I’m typing it backwards, but have you ever thought about making a nano ENELYHTEM EULB?
In its regular form it’s exceptional, but can only imagine how much more efficacious it would be if “nanolyzed?” (is that a word?!) 😂
It's not something I would make for myself. I normally keep my sights on nanoparticles from metals, herbs, supplements. However thanks for the suggestion.
@@AlchemyWizard Have you taken it before or learned much about it over the years.
Also, we’ve widely come to accept that “heavy metals are bad” in the underground health community/people-who-think-their-health-is-there-own-responsibility-kinda’-people, so which metals are considered “heavy” and which aren’t?
Metals have been in our drinking water since the dawn of time. Underground water and springs all flow over metals and nutrients leaving trace amounts behind in the water. Lightning strikes create colloidal versions of these metals that are often found in rejuvenating spring water that you buy. The concentration of these colloidal nanoparticles that are added to the water in the making process here in the lab are 1000 times smaller than the mineral supplements that come in vitamins.
Because these nanoparticles are suspended and have no electron charge, they do not attach themselves to the tissue in the body like the ionic substances can due to the charge they contain. Colloidal nanoparticles stay in the water in the body for 48 hours then are flushed if not used.
I'm really glad scientists like Einstein were not put off by the beliefs of his time and kept his focus. Sometimes you can't just accept what is put in front of you and say okay, yep the world is Flat.