Originally Posted by I Heart PE
Hey Guys, first post ever.. But have you any experience with silver ball zingers? I purchased mine off ebay being told that silver created a higher charge than copper but since then I’ve had other sources say that silver only increases the current which is supposedly not as good, as the main effects of the ring are the absorbtion of the zinc and copper, what do you guys reckon? I saw the official R.O.P (Ring of power) site is offering a discount for anyone purchasing a original ball zinger after having purchased the “inferior” silver version. To be honest I’m not feeling any changes (tho it’s early days) when did you guys notice the changes? Have I been duped?
Hi! I Heart PE
Whether ball zingers are any use has been hotly debated here for some time now.
The question of whether they are any use, seems more to do with your own body’s reaction to them. They seem to work for some people, and not for others. (They didn’t for me).
It simply may come down to whether you sweat down there more than others.
If there is no guarantee/return for the item then the only thing to try (so far as I know) is to create a bit of damp there, perhaps by using a moisteriser cream, But do make sure by means of a fairly small amount of moisteriser and initially (while testing) for a short period, as you might find the liquid and chemicals react witht the metal on the Ballzinger.
Or perhaps just damp the area with some water and replace regularly.
The question as to which is better revlves around which is the better conductor of electricity. Silver is a better conductor than copper, but the voltage produced from both is about 1.5-ish which is about the same as a dry cell battery. So it would seem that silver is the best coating to use. Unless you are one of those rare people who are allergic to silver.
Petit.
PS I’m not an expert on the matter but I would think the less zinc and copper you absorb would be better for you.
And just for the history The best known allergy to silver was shown by that monk who became a saint because he was always praying and had the cross etched into his hands, which disappeared a few days before his death. Probably due to him have a reaction to silver and it burnt his hands and when he became too weak to hold his hands together the cross disappeared simply because his hands healed. As they weren’t being burned by the silver cross he held.
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