The Article by James South, an interview with Jay Kimball, is point and case
for my arguement that silver protein products should be seriously questioned
rather than blindly accepted.
This article, upon first glance, looks very impressive. However, I believe
Mr Kimball ( who is currently still in jail, I believe )purposefully spreads
disinformation about ionic silver.
Not only that, but at least ONE marketing company has had formal action
taken against them from claiming that "Kimball's" product was an approved
OTC drug for oral use - the particular product at one time was approved for
OTC use as a nasal spray only - and yet was being labelled as an OTC drug
acceptable for oral use.
Kimball has extremely poor judgement and serves his own ego - while claiming
to be interested in public health. Yet close examination of the court case
against him proves that his thinking isn't very clear. I'm surprised that
his group was "shocked" when the judge simply shut him up and put him behind
bars ( for an issue not related to colloidal silver ).
The letter of the law cannot be manipulated, neither can the truth. Kimball
attempts and fails to do both, but has gathered quite extensive support for
his "efforts".
I would love to be able to provide more information about protein complexes,
stabilizers, and compounds, but frankly there are very few trustworthy
sources out there.
Most serious researchers either drop the subject early on in studies, or are
currently trying new methods of production. The ones that are trying new
methods aren't doing much talking, because their end goal is to secure
patents.
I spoke with Natural-Immunogenics briefly on the subject - I agree with
their prevalant opinion based on tests conducted with one MSP product, that
the silver proteins aren't nearly as effective as isolated silver products.
There is NO reason to think that silver proteins won't immediately begin to
build up in the body upon ingestion in some cases. At one teaspoon of say a
150 ppm product, it might take extensive time to develop symptoms. Studies
that people like Kindall have "done", pumping extreme amounts of proteins in
the body for short periods of time, to prove that products are safe, are at
best negligent, since 14 days is no where near enough time to make any
reasonable determination of anything without measuring excretion of silver (
and still, 14 days... ).
Of course, now there are NO silver products that can be marketed as an OTC
drug - not even the nasal products.
I don't want to discourage your pursuits, Reid... Not at all. Like I
mentioned earlier, I cannot imagine not being able to create a concentrated
silver product that uses a protein stablizer that does not create
potentially toxic silver compounds. The only possible reason I can imagine
wanting to do so is your reason!
Just be careful what you believe from these marketing companies!
From: Theodore Corbett <[email protected]>
Reply-To: [email protected]
To: [email protected]
Subject: CS>Silver Article
Date: Tue, 11 Dec 2001 09:06:45 -0800 (PST)
Found this article on the net which might be of some
interest. The URL is;
http://smart-drugs.net/ias-bulletins.htm
Click on #19 Silver
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