Dear Neville:

I just read with interest your searching for color.  There is another item
you might consider.  Ions do not stay ions very long.  Hydrochloric acid in
the body can combine and form silver chloride and several other such things.
I am way out of my element here and there are many experts on this list that
should jump in and clarify or refute this.

Also I will forward an email from another list proving that argyria is a
real and present danger. Danger, danger, danger.  They are hinting that they
have a team of lawyers ready to sue every silver manufacturer.  I would like
to hear your take on this.

Also another data point for you.  My friend Carol consumed 32 oz of
colloidal silver every day for many months and does not look grey or blue.
Here is a picture http://meissnerresearch.com/products/dougplus .  As a
result of the colloidal silver and the DougPlus frequencies she is now
symptom free after 14 years of suffering from Lyme.

Jim Meissner  

-----Original Message-----
From: Neville [mailto:[email protected]] 
Sent: Friday, December 05, 2008 7:14 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: Re: CS>Searching for color.

No, I'm only seeking clarification regarding 'form' Wayne.

Literature I've read states ions pass through the system very quickly, as in

hours, (and I believe that due to the frequency of my waist water visits), 
which is why it's preferable to take quantities regularly for any medicinal 
purpose, as one would with prescription medication ie; every 2 or 4 hours or

whatever as an example, to maintain a 'constant' within the system.  I'm 
only talking 'form' here, not colour yet, the colour is clear in this 
instance lets say, which means a predominance of ions, there are still 
particles present obviously but ions predominate.  I could drink gallons of 
CS a day, providing it was clear of course, and would not have any issues, 
(retention), because it is mostly ions [my opinion], it's only when 
particles are present that potential for issues are created, and this would 
be in the form of 'coloured' CS, the quantity consumed, and the time period 
of regular consumption.

Now, if the CS is coloured then there are two possibilities, (a) there is a 
higher percentage of particles or (b) the particles are of a larger size, 
however a third possibility would be more accurate (c) both.  In my mind it 
would be the  predominance of the particles which would be questionable 
regarding any issue, but the ions would obviously be the catalyst for the 
occurance of larger particles as positive and negative attract.  I need to 
read a little more but I would guess that there could only be one size of 
particle basically as when positive-negative get together the charge would 
then be neutralised and the particle could not get any larger as there is no

further attraction.

Setting ions aside for the moment, the particles in the nest mouthful could 
further agglomerate with the residual ions still within the system, to 
create even more particles, existing particles would not get any larger for 
the reason I suggested before, so I am 'proposing' that it's the silver in 
'particulate form' which gives rise to any colouration and has nothing to do

with the ions, other than ions acting as a catalyst for the formation of 
more particles of course.

This is the theory I would be more inclined to accept...Particles and ions, 
are in the system after the first ingestion but a percentage of ions would 
have already passed through the system leaving a residual of ions to begin 
to promote agglomeration before the next intake of CS, (assuming my 
literature is accurate regarding the speed at which ions pass through the 
system), but a *large quantity* intake of coloured CS, consumed regularly 
and consistantly over a given time frame, would likely give rise to 
'retention' within the system as the system is unable to pass enough ions 
before getting flooded with more ions and particles in the next ingestion 
and the positive-negative attraction cycle starts again hence a particle 
build up or back up.

I just wanted clarification regarding the 'form' which gives rise to any 
potential issue that's all.

Ions are my friends, I don't want to get too friendly with particles, I'll 
only accept them as acquaintances [my opinion].

I'm not sure I've explained it adequately again, I know what's in my mind 
but don't know if I'm getting it in print, or perhaps I'm just stating the 
obvious, maybe mindless even, nevermind it doesn't matter.

Quote:  [Eliminating metals might be more important that Color.]  -This to 
me is putting the cart before the horse, I'm trying to avoid that by a more 
thourough understanding of CS.  That's 'treatment', I'm trying to ensure a 
'cure' for myself so there won't be a need for 'treatment', I can get plenty

of that in mainstream.<g>  I would hope I have learned something from those 
who have gone before me over the many years of peoples' involvment with CS 
but as there are a few gaps I have to give due consideration and then make 
some determinations of my own.  Why else do you think some may be 
dry-reaching with all my waffle?  Learning all the time!  Often it's the 
stupid questions or statements that get the better answers or responses from

ones' peers <g>.

Neville.


----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Wayne Fugitt" <[email protected]>
To: <[email protected]>
Sent: Saturday, December 06, 2008 3:44 AM
Subject: Re: CS>Searching for color.


> At 04:35 PM 12/2/2008, you wrote:
>>-Ignoring for the moment a particular individuals ability/inability to 
>>eliminate metals, perhaps you could elaborate a little more regarding the 
>>*form* of silver.
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>   It might be time to study  Chelation !
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>   Eliminating metals might be more important that Color.
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>   Wayne
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