About a year ago I emailed a couple of questions to Silver Medicine regarding the argyria cure methods posted there. Jason Eaton was generous enough to reply but unfortunately I can't find his reply in my files. He had personally spoken with the persons who had their argyria successfully cured and was quite convinced of their veracity. To me, Jason came across as very knowledgeable and not gullible by any means. One thing I found interesting, and not contained on the site, is that one person who eliminated his argyria took a lot of sauna treatments, along with the supplements, to also excrete silver through the skin. I have wondered just how much that benefited his cure and if hot baths containing chelating agents such as bentonite clay or EDTA might help as well. Not having argyria and not anticipating getting it, I hope it is a question I never need to know the answer to.
Still, I have given it much thought. For whatever that is worth. Marshall's wife had some limited success with a supplement that contained a variety of chelating agents. (BTW, Marshall's wife only has grey moons.) That goes along with the thoughts that I have had. I would try taking a variety of supplements that would hopefully put the deposited silver back into solution. This would be those substances that can enter the cell itself such as cilantro, ALA, NAC, chlorella, etc. Along with them I would use substances that cannot enter the cells but could bind and remove the silver after it re-enters the blood stream. This would include substances such as EDTA, bentonite clay and zeolite. Since EDTA and silver particles are removed through the kidney's, I would drink LOTS of water. I would consider drinking only distilled water, since distilled water can help dissolve and remove heavy metals. And finally, I would try saunas and/or chelating baths. Most forms of selenium are highly reactive with silver but have the drawback of increasing silver deposition in the tissues. I would stop taking CS well before starting the use of selenium. I would also use the supplements above for a while first as well to reduce the silver in vivo. Then I would use selenium. While the selenium might deposit silver in the tissues, studies have shown that most of the silver is deposited in internal tissues. So you hope to take silver from the skin tissues and move it to the internal tissues where it can't be seen and causes no harm. I would take vitamin E to support the liver, esp. while taking the selenium. I am leery of vitamin C. In some instances, vitamin C is known to reduce silver compounds or protein bound silver to metallic silver. Several studies have speculated that the metallic silver found deposited in the skin cells of argyria victims may be due to silver reduction by vitamin C. Also, since much of the silver found deposited in the skin cells of argyria victims is a silver-sulfur compound, I am also leery of the use of MSM even though some silver-sulfur compounds are highly soluble in water. The next issue is all these chelators removing necessary minerals and trace metals from the body. Good minerals and trace metals will need to be replenished periodically. So a person will need to decide on a supplement schedule that alternates between silver removal and mineral replenishment. The chelator supplement that Marshall's wife used would have you take the chelator in the morning and the mineral supplement at night (or vice versa). Personally, I would try a schedule where I would take the chelator for several days to a week and then the mineral supplements for several days. Again, these are just my thoughts and speculation. - Steve N - From: Dave Darrin [mailto:davedar...@gmail.com] Sent: Thursday, February 18, 2010 10:22 AM To: silver-list@eskimo.com Subject: Re: CS>effects of STOPPING EIS? Mike Never let it be said I am belittling Jason It's just that he had this reported to him from a source he trusted but not from his personal experiences. Most everyone here that reports this miracle cure is doing the same thing because they trust their source which is not the same as a personal anecdote which is far more believable. I did run across a way to remove argeria in small areas but it entails removing the skin in that spot and leting it grow back. I inadvertently accomplished this by barking the top of my head while working under a car. Now I have three very pale areas on my scalp. No scars though- it wasn't that deep-Not recommended as a protocol. Dave On Wed, Feb 17, 2010 at 10:01 AM, M. G. Devour <mdev...@eskimo.com> wrote: > Richard > Sorry to say I haven't found one but others parrot the same cure as > if they know absolutely that it works. Maybe for someone that doesn't > have Argeria it might work in their own minds--Gives them comfort. Dear Dave, Jason, the fellow who reports those couple of argyria cures using that protocol, is a reliable person. If he says this was reported to him, at the very least we can say he is not making it up. It would help, I think, if you shared the exact supplements and dosage you used and the duration of your attempt? He has also received some encouraging reports of success with laser- based treatment, the last I heard. This might be another option for you to look into. Have you already? Thank you for logging your experience with us, Dave, and you too, Richard. Be well, Mike D. [Mike Devour, Citizen, Patriot, Libertarian] [mdev...@eskimo.com ] [Speaking only for myself... ] -- The Silver List is a moderated forum for discussing Colloidal Silver. Instructions for unsubscribing are posted at: http://silverlist.org To post, address your message to: silver-list@eskimo.com Address Off-Topic messages to: silver-off-topic-l...@eskimo.com The Silver List and Off Topic List archives are currently down... List maintainer: Mike Devour <mdev...@eskimo.com>
