Greetings, all: I've been following the Tetrasil issue for quite some time.
I'm suspecting that there are serious dangers associated with use, although this is only a suspicion, and it's based on one unqualified statement: Tetrasil can only be injected into the body one time, and only one time. Nowhere have I found the information as to why. I assume that the liver takes a BIG hit with the single dose. Now, when these people inject this product into the body, they are bringing the total blood content of silver up to 40PPM. That is bordering on absolute insanity. The company states that the product is non-toxic, and that has to be an outright lie. If it was not toxic, as claimed, then there shouldn't be an issue with injecting it a second time. The patented molecule ( a silica fused molecule, and thus a crystal ) acts as a delivery device that is triggered by "pathogens". The makers claim that it is the energy release that is responsible for effectiveness. So you have a biologically inert substance going into the body, and then exploding when it contacts trigger material. What's left is a bunch of oxygen, in who knows what form, and a bunch of silver ions, both being delivered with a kenetic force that likely cannot be predicted in every situation. Now, we can get a similiar response by the addition of H2O2 and HIGH quality silver injected into the body at far lower levels, with complete safety, provided that one knows what one is doing. The most famous case: http://testimonials.silvermedicine.org/content/australia-hiv-iv.html This treatment was done with a product called Silver Colloid Australia. 2 ml of 6% h2o2 were combined with a mediocre but CLEANLY produced CS ( 2 ml ) and injected into the body. This is a truly safe ( when done with full knowledge and proper preparation ), effective treatment, which can be repeated over the long term, and which keeps the amount of silver injected into the body at a minimum. I hate to say this, but I can imagine many circumstances where it may be possible that injecting tetrasil at those high volumes might kill someone. As an example, what if an individual also had a late stage, undiagnosed lymphatic cancer? It is feasible that this might literally result lethal shock. The idea of finding a delivery method for silver ions is an excellent one, and I've always been interested in this line of research. However, this particular company has avoided many issues, and then mysteriously backed down ( at least publically ) from their hype. I've seen it before. It my not be "government conspiracy" but rather, unwillful negligence. It's possible to cause hemmoroghing by injecting 10 ml of isolated silver into the bloodstream if the body has not been acclimated to silver via oral use, although the circumstances surrounding this have not been identified, and the single case that I am aware of was not lethal, just scary, and occured because the practitioner in question didn't follow instructions. Tetrasil had to modify their original protocol once since it was first used, I'm betting that they've found they HAVE to reduce the amount used in the bloodstream for safety reasons, and I bet that lower amounts of tetrasil are not effective. Enter: Isolated Silver. Best Regards, Jason -- 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>
