The reason that 24 to 48 hours is the optimum time is that we are producing a range of the highest quality smallest nanometre and atomic-sized particles, from less than 1 up to 8 nanometres, so as to cross the blood-brain barrier. This can be best done by automatically controlling and programming the electrical current so that the water is charged slowly and carefully, just like “trickle-charging” of an automobile battery over many hours, rather than in one hour (Boost Charge). We cannot push the water or the electrodes (boost-charge) without compromising quality.
Parts per million (ppm) is directly related to electrical current in milliamperes, electrode area, time, and inversely to the volume of water. We have found that a 7.5 liter (2 gallons) container of distilled water can be charged with Silver, Copper, or Zinc for 48 hours and produce 24 to 40 ppm with high quality.
With regard to the noble metals gold, platinum, palladium, and titanium, these atoms are more difficult to remove from the electrode and require more time, more electrical current, higher voltage, and seeding catalytic agents to produce the desired results.
