No one seems to know for sure. Some think it is argyria from the silver
they used, some think it is because they are partly reptilian, some
think that inbreeding caused a dna problem where their heart was hooked
up backwards and some think that they stayed indoors all the time so had
very very white skin where you could see the blue veins easily..
Marshall
Richard Goodwin wrote:
Isn't this where the "blue-bloods" come in?
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*From:* Dave Darrin <davedar...@gmail.com>
*To:* silver-list@eskimo.com
*Sent:* Wed, January 27, 2010 4:42:29 PM
*Subject:* Re: CS>Anecdotal Evidence and CS
I suspect there are more with Argeria than will admit to it.
As to why we keep taking it is because we would rather be healthy--To
hell with the looks.
I'm to damn old to give a damn what I look like--Besides I already
have an excellent wife so I don't have to go chasing and she is all
right with it.
Dave
On Wed, Jan 27, 2010 at 10:50 AM, Dorothy Fitzpatrick <d...@deetroy.org
<mailto:d...@deetroy.org>> wrote:
I don't understand why. Isn't argyria really rare? How many of
us are on this list, and how many have argyria? It would be
interesting to see the results, but I bet there aren't many! And
given people's fears, I know for certain that if I told the people
I know who are taking EIS that they could get argyria, (even if
they only take the smallest amount) then they *wouldn't* take it,
and would lose out on all the benefits. I don't think its worth
this for such a remote possibility, especially as argyria is not
life threatening and reversible. Also, I can't understand why if
people start to get a tinge of colour, why they don't stop taking
it? dee
On 27 Jan 2010, at 17:05, Norton, Steve wrote:
When people use EIS, they don’t necessarily have the perfect
lifestyle, diet, habitat, supplement consumption or the ideal
physiological processes. To limit EIS usage to someone who does
would probably exclude everyone on the planet. So EIS usage has
to be considered in the context of “real life” people and not
idealized conditions. It is my opinion that if ideal conditions
are needed for EIS to not cause argyria, then EIS can cause
argyria since those ideal conditions are unrealizable.
In the vein of seeing a glass half full or half empty, you say
that you have not seen any studies, etc. that conclusively
demonstrates that EIS can cause argyria. On the other hand, I too
have studied the literature and have not found anything that
would substantiate why EIS, apparently alone of all forms of
silver, cannot cause argyria. I am aware of the passing of
silver ions through the mucosal tissues. Mike Monnet estimates
that at about 10% of the ionic content can be transported that
way. If you swallow EIS, who knows what compound the ionic silver
forms in the stomach? If the stomach is empty it is probably
silver chloride but what if food is also present? Then what
compounds are formed and transported into the blood?
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