Hello James,
It is encouraging to hear from you again. In answer to your
question....we do not possess the necessary equipment to analyze the alveoli "in
vivo" and those who do are extraordinarily cautious in using such-----because of
the dangers inherent in sampling tissue of this nature. That said, we did
become privy (some years back) to some post-mortem data, plus ancillary data
obtained as a by-product of examinations performed (by another institution) on
commercially slaughtered animals which had been candidates in some silver uptake
evaluations. These data, universally, confirmed that silver....in the states
expressing in electrically-generated colloidal form were, essentially, absent
from the alveoli tissue samples evaluated "excepting scar tissue formations".
However, a second series of evaluations revealed extensive accumulation of
silver and silver products among a group of candidates (sacrificial mammals from
among the commercial trade channels) ..........where the silver and/or silver
products were of a powdered, physically compounded or finely milled silver METAL
or compounds containing silver metal. Evidence existed to confirm physical
impingement and incorporation into the walls of the alveoli.....in these cases.
I repeat, these data were given us by a third-party (but quite capable) research
group.
My personal opinion in the matter relating to your grandson's
discourse with his physician is...........to encourage him to, politely, ask the
physician for some documented research that "positively" confirms his statement
that "silver" accumulates in the alveoli-----and further, to emphasize a
question focused on the EXACT type or form of silver product involved. If the
physician responds "All types and forms", then I would be VERY suspect of his
knowledge base.
Be Well Friend, Brooks.
James-Osborn: Holmes-Junior wrote:
> Hi Folks,
>
> At present, I am wired only when I can get to a local restaurant with a LAN
> and satellite uplink.
> So if I don't respond rapidly, I will when I can. I have several hundred
> unanswered mail.
>
> My grandson recently saw an MD who is open to some alternative techniques.
> His practice features hyperbaric O2 therapy.
> He recommends CS therapy generally, but---big but---says one should not
> nebulize it: "Silver accumulates in the lungs.". No details.
>
> I have not yet had the opportunity to speak with or write Dr. Kent Stowell
> (Santa Fe, New Mexico) and ask him for his
> source(s). I will. Meantime, has anyone heard anything relevant?
>
> Off the top of my head, I don't think I would mind "blue lung" anyway, if it
> kills the pathogens.
>
> Brooks; what does your crew say?
>
> I miss the list and all my friends thereon.
>
> Lossaluv,
>
> JOH
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