Hi Rod; To find more info on CS and healing try going to
http://www.silverlon.com/ where you'll find a lot of peer reviewed studies - particularly (Oops!) - on cell dedifferentiation and healing of deep wounds and third degree burns. Rod Stevenson wrote: > > Johnny Silverseed wrote > (snip) > >> Ionic is new on the silver scene, relatively speaking. For years those > >> lettered researchers in the know touted only yellow to gold in coloration > >> knowing that clear silver was molecular i.e...bad. So if smaller(ionic) > is > >> better- why have so many testimonials been given unto me after the > ingestion > >> of yellow c/s? It seems they both work to stop disease organisms from > >> ravaging the body. BUT- does ionic (clear) silver have the same effects > of > >> cellular dedifferentiation? Does it stop cancers, scar tissue and God > knows > >> what else. > > I have a few questions about the above statements. > How did these 'lettered researchers' know that ionic/molecular was bad, as > you put it? Especially if, 'relatively speaking it's new on the scene'. How > new? I've only been reading around the subject for about a year or so-but I > don't remember seeing anything about negative results on ionic silver > tests/trials etc. Are there any? > The only time I've seen anything about cell dediff' was in 'The Body > Electric' Robert Becker. I think I'm right in saying that he used > iontophoresis No, Becker used micro - actually nano - currents. And in one case, a silver electrode to drive silver ions into the area of a deep wound; actually a broken bone which had refused to heal for two years due to infection. The electrode was placed into one of the holes left by the unsuccessful attempt to stabilize the break with plate and screws. The electrode and current were applied just one time, for considerably less than an hour I believe, and by the next week all signs of infection from the four or five different bacteria which had resisted all antibiotics for two years previous - were gone. Bone infections are a real bear to cure! Subsequently, to Becker's surprise as much as anyone's, the bone began to heal over the next couple of weeks, and the patient walked out a little over a month later. Becker's primary focus was on using (sometimes slowly varying) DC micro-currents to effect regeneration of limbs, and possibly organs. This work sprang from his discovery that there was a consistent change in potential (voltage) from the central nervous system outward toward the extremities which was NOT associated with nerve 'firing' or conduction as we think of the normal transmission of electrochemical impulses through the fiber, but instead was an almost steady change in DC potential along the outer sheath - the Schwann cells - which 'insulate' the nerve fiber. causing connective tissue cells to lose their usual spikey > shape, invitro. If you know any more about CS and cell dediff' would you let > me know? I don't know about the "spikey", but the dedifferentiation has commonly been observed in vivo both from CS and from microcurrents, and also from the re-grafting of nerve stumps into epidermal tissue where they stimulated not only dedifferentiation but limb regrowth in salamanders, frogs, and mice. . Ionic vs Colloidal, sometimes > known as 'mine's better than yours' is vested interest. > my personal in-built BS filter is usually on full power. Yeah!! It's really time to end this silliness. IMNSHO, since it seems virtually impossible to make colloidal silver without ionic contamination, and even more difficult to make ionic silver without colloidal contamination, no one - and Certainly no business making money off the stuff - is making CS without significant amounts of both of 'em in it. The difference between BS and CS is $$. > > Regards > Rod Take care, Malcolm > > -- > The silver-list is a moderated forum for discussion of colloidal silver. > > Instructions for unsubscribing may be found at: http://silverlist.org > > To post, address your message to: silver-list@eskimo.com > > Silver-list archive: http://escribe.com/health/thesilverlist/index.html > > List maintainer: Mike Devour <mdev...@eskimo.com>
