Silver can aggregate and get stuck. But it tends to do so only at
certain places. For silver compounds that are light sensitive, it does
so in the skin. For silver metal (colloid), it can do so where it
accumulates for elimination, the fingernail beds, and the liver. Now I
have no proof of this, but I believe that silver particles stuck in the
liver cause no problems, and kill a lot of bacteria as it goes through
the liver. Sorta like a silver filter in your water filter to kill
pathogens.
Marshall
Melly Bag wrote:
Steve,
Thanks for the clarification. Now i am worried that silver in tissues can
remain there forever. If we ingest homemade EIS, do we get silver deposits in
tissues with the possibility of them getting stuck?
Thanks.
Mellhy
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Date: Friday, September 11, 2009, 11:54 PM
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