Since everything you eat collects in hair and nails where circulatuion
doesn't occur, could it be that the silver is "in the nails" rather than
in the nail beds, and is diffusing outwards as the nail grows?
Ode
Well, the blood theory does not stand up. Coloration due to blood goes
away when pressure is exerted on the nail, forcing the blood out of the
tissues, leaving them white. This coloration is not affected by pressure
at all, except that there is a very slight shift in the tint due to the
pink from the blood going away. Here is what I am talking about:
http://silver-lightning.com/fingernails.JPG
Note that we have at least 3 reports, not 2, since my wife and I both have
it. Also I got mine when drinking very large amounts of EIS to kill Lyme
from a tick bite, the timing is I think essential to ascribing the
cause. What is interesting is that the the gray initially showed up in
the moons only, but over the years has slowly diffused out beyond the
moons. Another interesting feature is on the index finger, where a slight
injury of the root has for years caused the nail to have a slight white
line up the nail, now that line is gray part of the way up.
Marshall
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