Andy: I hate to pessemistic about Sea Silver. So I'll be optimistic about agreeing with you.
I'm a very big proponent of sea products for use in health. Like Coral Calcium, it appears that marketeers are trying to harness the idea without any actual substance. It's another case of "scientific sounding" that does not pan out in the practical world. It sounds like Sea Silver should be both more bioavailable and bioactive. I imagine that it probably suffices as a supplement, but for the price, I think one is best served doing far deeper research to get some real value for the amount of money spent. An associate of mine who distributes another brand of supplements utilized Korilian Photography to show the lack of biological effect of Sea Silver ( he sells Sea Silver as well as the other supplements ). While this method is certainly not scientific, the comparisons shown were hard to ignore. Photographs of individuals consuming Sea Silver showed absolutely no change, while photographs of individuals who consumed Wachter's supplments ( Futura 2000 ) at the same time literally showed a marked change in the brightness in the "aural" images. Significant and health-impacting metabolic responses to food sources don't always occur after digestion. The best I've seen occur during digestion. I'm actually beginning to believe that catalyst reactions in the body, from a healing standpoint, are more significant than the biochemical reactions that later occur. The life-force inherent in living beings is very hard to narrow down to basic chemical chain reactions. Science is well known for chasing the bullet rather than grabbing the gun ( so to speak - as this doesn't mean that catching or dodging the bullet has no value! ). While I don't believe in utilizing supplements for the actual treatment of disease, I certainly do believe in supplementation. Comparing the quality of different products is extraordinarily difficult to do. However, I have determined based on the consistant results I experience with general supplements that I utilize, that one should be able to notice a difference within a very few short hours of use. Quality supplement programs that contain synergistic blends of bioavailable substances should rapidly produce changes in the body's energy level and especially the color of urine at onset of use. My opinion is that one should arrive as closely as possible at actually consuming a food source if at all possible. Sadly, quality supplements are often very expensive. I tested coral calcium and found it to be relatively worthless. I consumed four bottles and experienced no noticeable effects. I achieved the effects I was looking for with one bottle of HrX by Alpha Omega Labs in about 30 days. Barefoot has it embarrasingly backwards: Restore the PH levels of the body first, and then address any remaining calcium problems ( if they remain! ). Best Regards, Jason ----- Original Message ----- From: [email protected] To: [email protected] Sent: Wednesday, May 21, 2003 10:26 PM Subject: Re: CS>OT Sea Silver Hi Jay, It looks like snake oil to me. It contains no silver. The ingredients are aloe vera (a succulent that grows in my yard), seaweed, more aloe vera and seaweed, tree bark and cranberry juice. Check out "The Business" on their web page. It's a pyramid scheme. The below statement means they put ocean water or seaweed in it. Of course they don't tell you what PPM because they don't know. They just list all of the ingredients they can think of that might be beneficial. "Sealogica contains every vitamin, macro mineral, trace mineral, amino acid, enzyme, and sea-veg phyto-nutrients in nature’s perfect balance." This is a good example of the greedy bastards the screw things up. It reminds me of Barefoot and his miraculous coral calcium. Sorry to be the pessimist again. Best wishes, Andy (^_^) From: Jay Ice Any knowledge on sea silver? Is this snake oil? It says it contains every miner vitamin known. I looked over the nutrient list. Is a mile long list. This is the link. It says it increases energy in 30 seconds. http://www.energyincrease.com/index Jay
