Tony,
It is indeed fascinating to speculate about her, and your posing of a
disease possibility is the most fascinating one I've read so far. As
Ode just said, something smells of dead rat in her story. The most
interesting bits are what is left out, which are the bits you are
speculating so interestingly on. I have always wondered why one would
take apparently massive doses of "nose drops" for a sinus condition,
start to turn blue, and keep right on taking it anyway. For years and
years. It just doesn't sound either logical or reasonable, unless there
were some overwhelming reason to keep on.
Then too, people have said she has been told of possible argryia
reversal treatments and has refused them all. If true, this also makes
absolutely no sense. It would make sense if she were still using an
argryia producing silver product perhaps.
Speculation is endlessly fascinating, especially with such a totally
weird story with as many questions left unanswered (actually, un-asked)
as in her story as told by quackwatch and reports of what she has said
in interviews.
My concern was solely that it sounded sort of as if people responding to
your original post had read it as if it was a fact that she had
melioidosis. It is a really inspired speculation, and does fit a lot of
the holes in her story. I have no idea what else might fill those holes
or answer my own questions.
I must have missed discussions of reversing argryia with H202, that
sounds very interesting. What is the protocol? Is it in the archives?
sol
Tony Moody wrote:
Yes Sol,
My speculation was in naming the disease. I would be very interested to
know of anything else that would fit the picture as we have it. Do you have
any thoughts on this?
She must have had a disease or dis-ease or why would she have had
doctors attending(plural)? Why was she given so much silver; enough to
give her argyria? What else had she been prescribe or was taking? Why
did she have skin abrasion done? and why did the skin abrasion operation
get botched?
A prior question should be; was it silver that caused her to turn blue? And,
is she really blue?
While searching for something else I noticed the term "blue pus" and
following that thread lead me to glanders/melioidosis. Blue pus could have
been the cause of blue skin, right?
Anyway there is evidence that argyria could be
reversed by taking H2O2. [ note EIS is electrically Isolated silver which is
what we make with low voltage connected to two pieces of pure silver
immersed in water ]
enough,
Tony Moody
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