M. G. Devour wrote: > Sharon wrote: > > > Now here's where I'm confused. It is said to hold the CS in your > > mouth for best absorption into the bloodstream. ... Also it is said > > that it's difficult to get CS into the gut as whatever is not > > absorbed in the mouth becomes absorbed along the way. ... Then > > someone ... reposted an e-mail from someone who had been taking CS > > and had some tests run and they found large quantities of CS in > > the stool. So what gives here?? For something that supposedly does > > not work its way down to the gut, how did they find so much silver > > in there? > > We've been told that silver is filtered from the bloodstream by the > liver and passed from the body in the feces. > > The message you are talking about is the one where a list member > confirmed that they had elevated levels of silver in their feces. > This tells us that, indeed, silver as found in CS should be excreted > by the body at least to *some* extent. That's good news from the > standpoint of those who are afraid of accumulating enough silver in > their bodies to cause argyria. > > So, you now point up an interesting bit of confusion. If CS doesn't > make it into the gut to disturb the flora unless you take a whole > lot of it, then what's with finding it in the feces? Different part > of the intestine? > > So Sharon's question seems a to be a good one. Comments anyone?
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