>Jim Corbitt wrote:
> The only way to get a skin coloring is to have too large a particle
> size of silver. It seems nobody has had problems with any of the
> current methods of electro-production.
Here is a quote from John W Hill's book; Colloidal Silver a Literature
Review.
" The overuse of certain types of protein bound silver compounds caused a
condition called argyria...
We know that argyria has been produced in adults who were given 900 mg of
silver orally over a period of one year. There are also cases in the
literature where 6.0 grams of silver nitrate administered orally and 6.3
grams of silver arsphenamine administered intramuscularly were known to
produce argyria. Another study estimated the minimum oral dose for producing
argyria to be 25 to 50 grams taken over a six month period. A fatal single
dose is estimated to be 10 grams, although recovery from larger doses has
been reported."
" Using the most conservative figure, 900 mg of silver corresponds to
the silver content in 90 liters of 10 PPM colloidal silver, 45 liters of 20
PPM colloidal silver or 30 liters of 30 PPM colloidal silver. Small children
and sensitive individuals could presumably be harmed by less. These doses
are very large compared to the doses usually consumed by individuals using
over the counter health food store colloidal silver products."
Regards Ivan
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