Dee wrote:
Well this is what I always believed, or rather that the silver
surrounds the enzyme which is used as a primitive lung by the
bacteria, so suffocating it. But apparently this is in this 1978
article which I have based my knowledge of silver on, and which has
turned out to be largely incorrect, or exaggerated. No-one seems to
really know the MO of EIS apparently. If they do, *please* tell me! Dee
/-------Original Message-------/
/*From:*/ Faith Gagne <mailto:[email protected]>
/*Date:*/ 21/07/2008 14:33:40
/*To:*/ [email protected] <mailto:[email protected]>
/*Subject:*/ Re: CS>Silver resistant bacteria
I thought that silver strangles (so to speak) bacteria. How can
bacteria become resistant to non-breathing? I mean, can one become
resistant to a pillow over one's airways? Faith g.
http://silver-lightning.com/theory.html#Kill I think pretty well
explores the different theories.
Marshall
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