In my first article I expressed concern about using too much saline and inadvertently producing silver chloride.
Silver chloride is by definition the precipitation of salt crystals within the solution.
This means that salt crystals will begin to appear as a milky white smoke that pours off of the positive electrode. Dr. Robert O. Becker, one of the world's leading authorities on the use of electrically generated silver ions for healing, told me that silver chloride is an inactive chemical and therefore harmless. That is to say that silver chloride is nontoxic. The EPA also gives silver chloride a nontoxic listing and went on to report that silver chloride was found to be thirty times less toxic than silver nitrate. A small particle size is not necessary to achieve medical effects.