I Dropped back to half a gram a day then as I got used to it I slowly
built up to three grams daily for over a year. I settled on 250Mg for
the long haul and still take it. I have no circulation problems.
I think the niacin probably helped the silver to get to the place to
cause the discoloration of the skin. It isn't much but others that know
nothing about CS have noticed it so even though I don't see it I guess
it is there.
Dave
Dan Nave wrote:
How long did you take the niacin for? And what strength?
Dan
-----Original Message-----
From: Dave [mailto:[email protected]]
Sent: Friday, June 13, 2008 11:22 AM
To: [email protected]
Subject: Re: CS>Lyme Disease and Colloidal silver
Peter:
I used the colloid master which uses polarity switching
instead of stirring and made gallon batches with an Ice Tea
jar so it can be decanted through the spigot with no filtering needed.
I was told by Doctors that the cartilage in my knees was
down to bone on bone and they would have to remove the
remaining pieces or they might reposition and lock the
joints. I didn't go back.
I completely cured the joint problem with a course of CMO
then Glucosamine,Chondroitin & MSM for a year or so until I
could outrun most teenagers without pain. That was about 6
years ago and I'm 72 now and still without joint problems.
Along with that I took probably too much niacin as I flushed
so bad that it felt as if I had rolled in fiberglass and the
feeling went on for 24 hours. That was a 1 gram dose when 100
Mg.would have been a good starting dose. I was taking care of
low circulation to help the joints repair. A good side effect
is I don't have any spider veins or varicose either and the
numbness in my toes also went away.
The Brain still doesn't work but is better.
Dave
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