650Greetings, all: I have received a bit more information on the "argyria case" reported earlier.
The amount of colloidal silver ingested on a daily basis was either eight ounces or sixteen ounces, with no real way to get an feasible average of daily intake. The individual used the CS daily for five years. "I would use the generator to make it for about 5-10 minutes with a couple drops of saline solution I made w/ distilled water & salt." I am not certain exactly what the quoted phrase actually means. However, although I don't know exactly how to estimate the amount of silver that would be deposited using this method, I'm quite certain that the total concentration would be well over 10 PPM -- if I interpret the sentence to mean that a few drops of saline solution were added to eight ounces of distilled water, and the saline solution initially was created by adding salt to distilled water. Although I have asked for a description of the generator used, as well as numerous other questions related to the condition, I have not received a response. The individual is timid but sincere. I remember using a real saline solution for the first twelve hours that I made colloidal silver, before finding a greater understanding of the process. If memory servers me correctly, even a few short minutes with two drops of saline solution added to distilled water created a very cloudy and concentrated substance. Anyone have an educated guess as to how much silver might be in eight ounces of such a substance, created by running say 27 volts for 10 minutes? While it is my current understanding that silver chloride ingested orally is inert, I'm certain that the afformentioned production process would deposit quite a bit of metallic silver ( large particles ) into the sol. Comments? Kind Regards, Jason P.S.: Although I am going to followup again once more, I'm not certain if I will be able to learn anything further. It took three very long emails to receive the short response I did.
