I was actually going to suggest that maybe some of the really silver-knowledgeable people on this list could write to him or the media, to offer advice. Also to set them on the right track as far as silver is concerned. It seems to me that always the bad side of things gets media coverage; never the good. Dee
-------Original Message------- Yep, I bet this is from the early "3-nines and a pinch of salt" recipe. The story mentions him starting to use CS 14 years ago. There wasn't any other method used back then, was there? When I joined back in '97 some people here were already encouraging the no-salt, distilled water only method, while many vendors and other silver advocates persisted in recommending salt. I spent the first year or so making it with salt, but changed to the no salt method after seeing all the silver that was precipitating out in the bottom of my dark blue storage bottle. I probably ingested more silver in that first year or two while I experimented with making more concentrated preparations than I have in all the years since, combined. Now we know that CS made with pure water and silver, low current, and only a few ppm, is just as useful as anything more concentrated, and there's next to no possibility of ingesting enough silver that way to overwhelm the body's excretion mechanisms. In the event that you need to use CS more aggressively over a long time, it may be a good idea to supplement with modest doses of Vitamin E and Selenium to make sure the excretory mechanism for metals like silver is fully supported. It should not be hard to dig up contact information for this fellow. He needs a pointer to the remediation protocol for argyria that Jason Eaton and others have been documenting. Be well, Mike D.
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