Can you explain how that would happen? I'm sort of thought that one
compound would not just change into another like that? But that perhaps
silver ions might become silver chloride in the stomach, though I know
that has been discussed a lot pro and con. Still, why wouldn't silver
citrate stay silver citrate in the stomach?
TIA,
sol
Marshall Dudley wrote:
Also there is one research paper I ran across that
indicated that silver citrate WILL cross the barrier, but if you take that by
mouth, I would expect it to become Silver Chloride immediately in the stomach.
Marshall
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