Silver has no known role as a nutrient which is what makes it virtually
nontoxic at any dose, thank goodness.
All of the essential metals that DO play a role in nutrition CAN be quite
toxic.
Saying that silver prevents, controls, or cures a disease and is therefore
a nutrient would be like saying Penicillin is a nutrient.
It's like saying that a fence around a garden to keep the deer out, is the
same as fertilizer.
Having a deficiency in an essential trace metal can make one more
inclined to have a disease, but that doesn't *cause* the disease, it causes
an imbalance which makes a friendly environment for problems.
Silver doesn't balance or unbalance anything, it goes after microbes that
may, or may not have been there without it.
It keeps the wolves away from the sheep, but serves no purpose for the
sheep in the absence of wolves.
Ode
Seems we had some discussion a few months ago. Some did not believe that
silver is a
necessary and required nutrient.
Wayne
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