Now this is what I want to hear, some good old fashioned home grown scientific
reasoning and evaluation.
Creases in the skin, knuckles, rings in the eyes, and fingernail bed
colouration are supposedly indicators of excess silver.
I wish more people would take a longer and harder look at whatever else they
may be ingesting, applying, popping, snorting, bathing in, rubbing on etc etc
by way of supplements, lotions, potions, creams, linaments, tinctures, home
made health concoctions etc etc before pointing the finger at silver ALONE.
I've been ingesting about 30ml of anywhere between 9-17ppm home grown solution
every morning for around six years now, and that amount goes up to 300-500ml a
day for a day or three if/when I feel something health related cropping up, and
I haven't noticed anything untoward when I look in a mirror, BUT...I am not
into taking any of the aforesaid extras, and in any of the aforementioned
methods.
This crops up in conversation from time to time here but I am of the firm
belief it's not the EIS that's the culprit - it's the end result, or by product
- it's more like EIS combining with the ingredients of something else, and it's
*those* ingredients that may be the instigator, not forgetting of course those
who don't know how to make this stuff and go off on an irresponsible tangent.
I've noticed over time that there are many people who are into a whole range of
other stuff - besides silver - and yet the finger is always pointed at silver,
when I believe they should be considering a possible cause, interaction,
reaction, or side issue due to other things they are doing - in combination
with silver.
What about toenails? Surely some out there must wear thongs on their feet, or
go barefoot in the summertime? Nobody mentions toenails, and I suspect they
would be more 'delicate?' or susseptable to UV as they seldom see sunlight any
other time of the year, so when they do, I'd expect any colouration to show up
pretty quick? Check em. I'd better check mine as well <g>.
What can I say? I ingest this stuff as most everyone else on the planet does,
and I'm not technicoloured, so I'll defend good old silver until I do.
N.
> The exception was that for a period of time (weeks to months) I was
> using a facial moisturizer that contained vit C, plus vit C serum, and
> still did my CS misting on top of that. My face did begin to get grey,
> most noticeable in the areas where the moisturizer and serum were
> applied most heavily, i.e. under my eyes, and around the lips, mouth and
> chin, where I have wrinkles.............when my husband and son told me
> my face was getting grey, I stopped the use of the vit C serum entirely,
> and it didn't take long to fade, so I believe it to have been a photo
> developer type reaction not very far below the skin surface. Plus at the
> time, I was not using any oral CS even as mouthwash and was not
> ingesting any.
> FWIW, I've been out in the sun quite a bit already this spring, and
> the grey in my face has not come back so that seems to me to be further
> confirmation that it was a topical type reaction of the vit C and CS on
> or just under the skin surface......
> sol
