Almost EVERY mineral supplement depletes that other mineral supplement,
Selenium.
It's what happens when Selenium does it's job of regulating levels of
metallic micro-nutrients.
In that respect, silver is no different than copper and copper is quite
abundant in nature and unavoidable.
Selenium is present in some foods in sufficient concentrations and usually
need not be supplemented if the diet is varied.
Selenium is also highly toxic and should be regulated..and probably
is...by doing what it does to regulate other metals.
By the same nonsensical alarmist token, one could say that, since Selenium
is extremely poisonous, Silver SHOULD be taken to deplete it.
Ode
At 09:00 PM 12/17/2007 +0000, you wrote:
The following post came through one of my equine lists. Can anyone here
comment on this please? MA
"I caution anyone using the Colloidal silver for an extended period of
time. It depletes the body
of selenium. I have personaly used it on my lyme disease
gelding, and this was how I found it out. I now do NOT give
Especial any CS at all. "
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