Mike Monett wrote: > > This is a very small amount of silver, and cannot possible give > anyone Argyria as Frank claims on his web site.
True > There are no reports > of anyone getting Argyria from ionic cs, but there are several > reports of Argyria from MSP products. Much of the argyria is from ionic silver (ionic cs is a oxymoron, it is either ionic (a compound such as silver hydroxide, silver oxide, silver nitrate and so forth) or colloidal (which is particles), or a combination). Take silver chloride and silver nitrate as an example, which both of these silver compounds have caused argyria many times, they are of course both ionic when dissolved in water. Marshall > > > It is interesting to compare the results when swallowing the cs. I > used to take 8 oz of 10 ppm each day. If this were completely > absorbed into the bloodstream, it would give a concentration of > 0.473 ppm, or 473 parts per billion. > > This is almost five times as much as obtained by sublingual > absorption, yet the sublingual method gave far better results on > cold sores and the Shingles virus. > > Also, with sublingual absorption, only 1 oz was needed every three > or four days, instead of having to make and swallow 8 oz each day. > > The conclusions seem to be: > > 1. Swallowing cs is a very inefficient way of getting ions into > the bloodstream. > > 2. Sublingual absorption is more effective than swallowing. > > 3. High ionic cs works much better than low ppm solutions. > > 4. The sublingual method also eliminates the problem of killing > friendly bacteria in the intestines. > > All the Best > > Mike Monett > > --------------------------------------------------------------------- > > Calculations > ~~~~~~~~~~~~ > Mercury is ideal for solving problems involving complex unit > conversions. More information is available at > > http://escribe.com/health/thesilverlist/m76974.html > > To do the blood calculations, we only need to add two lines to the > Collodial Silver parameters. Here's the values for sublingual > absorption: > > Bloodppm = Milligrams / BloodVolume > BloodVolume = 5 ; blood volume in litres > Ounces = 1 ; amount absorbed > ppm = 20 ; cs ppm > > Here's the results: > > Bloodppm = 0.1182 > NumberIons = 3.3017E+18 > > To calculate the amount absorbed when swallowing, make the following > changes: > > Bloodppm = Milligrams / BloodVolume > BloodVolume = 5 ; blood volume in litres > Ounces = 8 ; amount absorbed > ppm = 10 ; cs ppm > > Here's the results: > > Bloodppm = 0.4731 > NumberIons = 1.3206E+19 > > -- > The Silver List is a moderated forum for discussing Colloidal Silver. > > Instructions for unsubscribing are posted at: http://silverlist.org > > To post, address your message to: [email protected] > Silver List archive: http://escribe.com/health/thesilverlist/index.html > > Address Off-Topic messages to: [email protected] > OT Archive: http://escribe.com/health/silverofftopiclist/index.html > > List maintainer: Mike Devour <[email protected]>
