Nenah Sylver wrote:
----- Original Message ----- From: "Marshall Dudley"
<mdud...@king-cart.com>
To: <silver-list@eskimo.com>
Sent: Friday, December 21, 2007 9:06 AM
Subject: Re: CS>Blue man
Once the silver particles are in the skin, then they can grow, even
from EIS. That is why it is essential to NEVER take silver compounds
which can cause the seeds to form in the skin in the first place.
You want the ionic part to eventually plate out on the colloidal
component of the CS in the blood stream, not on particles stuck in
the skin.
Marshall,
This is very interesting. By what mechanism do the ionic particles
attach to the particles that are stuck in the skin?
The photographic development process.
And, can I infer by your above statement that if an externally
ingested silver solution were completely colloidal (rather than
completely ionic, or a combination of ionic and colloidal), it would
NOT attach to the particles stuck in the skin?
That is correct, only silver compounds plate out on particles. See:
http://silver-lightning.com/theory.html#Compounds
*What happens when you take silver compounds.*
A silver compound will typically become silver chloride as soon as it
hits the stomach. The silver chloride is sparingly soluble, about .8
ppm. The dissolved silver chloride will move into the blood stream and
once there will be exposed to chemicals that will induce the silver to
plate out on any other silver particles present. However initially there
will be no other silver particles present, so the silver chloride
circulates in the blood until exposed to light in the skin, where they
are photo reduced to silver atoms. This is the photographic process that
occurs when you take a picture (with a film camera). Once the silver
atoms are produced in the skin, then the rest of the silver chloride
will begin reducing onto those particles making them grow very fast, and
resulting in many of them getting stuck in the skin. Since the particles
are so small, they will appear as black or blue, giving the skin a
bluish cast. This is called argyria, and can result from taking silver
compounds without any colloidal component.
http://silver-lightning.com/theory.html#Internal
*What happens to EIS when taken internally?*
Since there are two components to EIS, then two different things happen.
The colloidal portion diffuses through the stomach wall rather quickly
and enters the blood stream as long as the particles are small enough.
The ionic portion is a combination of silver hydroxide and silver oxide.
While in solution they continually convert from one to the other and
back again. Each has a solubility of about 13 ppm, so any EIS which is
less than about 26 ppm and a pH of 7 will be totally dissolved. Upon
contact with the HCl (hydrochloric acid) of the stomach both of these
compounds will immediately form silver chloride. The silver chloride has
a solubility of .8 ppm, so most of the silver chloride will precipitate
out, but the remaining part will quickly move into the blood stream. As
it does, that which precipitated will redissolve and move into the blood
stream as well. The end result is that most of the silver chloride will
move into the blood stream over time, but at a lower rate than the
colloidal portion.
Once it is in the blood stream it is exposed to the same effects we
discussed for silver compounds above. Basically it will try to plate out
on any silver particles it finds. Since there will be colloidal silver
which already passed into the blood, there will be lots of particles for
it to plate out on. So in short order the silver in the silver chloride
plates out onto the colloidal particles already there, and they grow by
a small amount. Typically for an EIS of 10% particulate content, the
particles should grow to about double in size. This is insufficient to
cause them to get caught up into tissues, and they eventually get
removed by the kidneys.
So, as it turns out. colloidal silver is actually a prophylactic against
argyria, instead of a cause as some would have you believe.
*Marshall*
Many thanks.
Nenah
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