this was a good experiment.
There is no doubt gelatin gets digested as a protein by either, HCI, enzymes or both. So no worries there. But what state is the silver particle cluster in once it loses it protein capping agent? Is it now an ion? This is a reasonable question.
I have been using gum arabic in a similar fashion that gelatin is used, along with green tea extract (rather than cinnamon extract). I put about a gram of gum arabic per liter of 20ppm colloidal silver. This is called a "protecting colloid", and has been used in research of colloids for many years. It can be found at specialty health food stores, but is most easily attainable online.
A lot of us have had some pretty amazing results using the various formulas of colloidal silver on this forum. I think the digestion of colloidal silver is still not quite understood, and may be much more efficient than we think. Here is some food for thought:
"As far as how long food stays in your stomach it depends on what that food is.
Some foods that contain simple carbohydrates (such as sugar or white bread) are relatively fast to digest compared to more complex carbohydrates or proteins.
Foods contain a variety of different levels of carbohydrates, fats, oils, protein, fiber, etc. all of which have different mechanisms and rates of digestion. If for example you eat some trail mix, the chocolate chips will be digested rapidly, the fruit will take longer, and the nuts could take several hours. The range in digestion times is large: if the stomach is empty water will leave immediately and go to the intestines, whereas meats such as beef and pork can take upwards of 4 hours."
So apparently, if you drink liquids, they pass almost immediately into the small intestine, which has a pH of 8.0. Any protein you ingest will have to hang around the stomach longer as it will be treated as a food. This would subject protein capped particles to a much longer time in the acid of the stomach. The above excerpt would explain why a lot of people get great results using the formulas on this forum, and also why Kephra is not blue.
curious to hear some thoughts on this.