Dear Taylor.
We can, probably, have someone in the group make a post to the
lady's forum----that might prove useful in enlightening their reader-ship.
However, I do not have a proper email address for communicating with her list.
However, attempting to address such non-specific generalizations is, sometimes,
somewhat akin to jousting with windmills.
One important point is "the source" of her statement that colloidal
silver accumulates in the body. Nearly all materials of metallic origin
accumulate in the body.........for short periods of time, but only a few of the
more toxic ones (e.g. arsenic, mercury, etc.) have a propensity to "remain" in
the body, in any appreciable concentrations. I would be very interested in the
type and nature of such data as she intimates she has access to. While we
have not conducted detailed, specific, studies designed to locate and identify
organ/tissue accumulation sites for metallic silver, our hematology studies did
not reveal any tendency for metallic silver to maintain residence in the
circulatory system for any appreciable length of time-----usually being
eliminated over quite short spans.
If you could obtain a valid email and transmit it to
me, I will see if I canot get someone to consider addressing an answer......but
everyone qualified to answer may consider such action to be worth less than
their effort......We will see.
Sincerely. Brooks Bradley.
skyl...@aol.com wrote:
> Hi folks,
>
> I wondered why everyone was so quiet on this matter, till I checked the
> posting and found out that again all I got for my copying effort was the <>
> translation. Now minded you, I checked to make sure that the copy was
> showing up before I pushed send.
>
> For those who may have missed my previous posting, this is about an ongoing
> debate on the candida forum about cs. Someone who uses it seems to be
> mistaken about some of their concerns.
>
> Anyway, here I've tried again. The posting is copied below.
>
> I remember that some on the list have the facts at hand to dispute some of
> this, to to calm the concern.
>
> I'd appreciate any information you can send for me to take to the candida
> forum.
>
> Thanks,
> Taylor
>
> Re: Colloidal silver question
>
> From: Linda from California
> Date: 8/10/99
> Time: 11:37:26 AM
> Remote Name: 171.133.216.5
>
> Comments
>
> I posted the note with no name because I forgot to type my name
> before I sent it. If you read my note you can see that I have done my
> research. I am not in the medical profession, do not have anything to
> gain or lose by sharing this information. I have no ulterior motives as
> may have been suggested. I actually care about others . My message
> is whatever you take or try, use sound judgement.
>
> I actually make and use colloidal silver and am an advocate. I think
> that using colloidal silver is beneficial As with any compound, be
> aware of what you are taking and it's possible effects. Some people
> are actually allergic to colloidal silver.
>
> All the promotional literature I have read say that colloidal silver is
> non-toxic and that only the older silver proteins and silver salts are
> toxic. Alot of the advertising is copied from other advertisers. These
> people are making money from it's use so of course they are going to
> downplay any possible side effects. There is so much information on
> the web. So, yes do your research. Don't believe everything you
> read. Don't believe me or Sharon. Do your own research. Use sound
> judgement.
>
> Medically speaking, we do know the history of silver and it's toxic
> effects. However, colloidal silver is so much safer because the
> particles are in parts per million. The truth is, however, silver does
> accumulate in the body. So what really matters is the total
> accumulated dose of silver and how quickly it was consumed. The
> body has an excretion mechanism which can to some degree keep up
> with silver intake if the quantities are more dilute. The silver that is
> accumulated in the human body is the excess of intake over
> excretion. The estimated dosage of silver required to trigger an
> anti-infection response is approximately 1 milligram of silver. The
> estimated accumulated dosage required to produce argyria is
> approximately one to six accumulated grams of silver. Some
> references state it could be as high as 50 grams in some people.
> However, colloidal silver does accumulate in the body over time, just
> more slowly than silver compounds.
>
> So, bottom line, take colloidal silver. It has many wonderful uses.
> Just use sound judgement and be aware of the buildup in the human
> body.
>
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