Hi Ode, Marshall, et al;

This discussion reminded me of how Robert O  Becker (not to be confused with 
Bob Beck) used electricity and silver to create  primitive stem cells that 
were used in the regeneration of a severed finger. I  know you guys are 
familiar 
with the story but I will include a link to the  article for others who might 
not be.
 
Best regards,
Andy
 
_http://www.rexresearch.com/becker/becker1.htm_ 
(http://www.rexresearch.com/becker/becker1.htm) 
 
 
 
In a message dated 7/24/2008 7:37:59 A.M. Pacific Daylight Time,  
[email protected] writes:

At 11:04  AM 7/23/2008 -0400, you wrote:
>Ode Coyote  wrote:
>>
>>>Silver has no known role as a nutrient which  is what makes it virtually 
>>>nontoxic at any dose, thank  goodness.
>>
>>It keeps the wolves away from the sheep, but  serves no
>>purpose for the sheep  in the absence of  wolves.
>>
>>Ode


##  How is triggering or  stimulating a natural function "nutrition"?
A nutrient would be a  "building block" or something that feeds something 
that has been built to  contribute energy to it?
It's more likely that stems cell production is  increased rather than any 
cells reverting anyhow.

Something  has to 'fill' the voids to heal an abrasion...don't think 
existing cells  do that after they've been rubbed away, nor would I think 
existing cells  would migrate, reverted or not.
Looking at it another way:  Is  there any silver in a stem cell where that 
stem cell wouldn't be a stem  cell were the silver not there??
Gets a bit ticklish there, like the  difference between a baby born that's 
raised by momma, influenced to  behave like that momma and one that's an 
orphan at birth looking for a  momma to raise it and copy.  Does something 
"revert" or is it lack of  family ties imprint, going forward.
It seems unlikely that grandpa  puts on diapers and moves out of down town 
to repopulate the  burbs.

..no question it does "something good", but a bandaid isn't a  nutrient 
either.
Maybe silver gets something out of the way, so stem  cells can play better 
"hookup". [like a  50 in a pimps hand bribing  the cop on the 
corner.....impeding a prevention of a whore moan?  ]
ummm, floozie cells with no "significant other" and a silver membership  in 
a dating service?

Will micro-electrical current  stimulation do the same thing?  Heals up 
broken bones pretty  fast.
Maybe silver works like a traffic cop with a map and a  whistle, but 
that's not a car in the traffic or anyone in a car...he's in  the traffic 
but is not, the, traffic...never contacts a car.
Definitely a process enhancer, but probably not part of "the" process...  
like a director isn't *in* a play with any part in the plot and that guy  
waving sticks around doesn't make the music... the actor is still the same  
actor with the same part and the notes played by the trumpet are still the  
same notes on the same sheet of paper.

Architects don't  build buildings.  A pencil never laid any bricks or 
peened any  rivits.

Ode



>You are only considering the pathogen  killing ability of silver.  What 
>about the ability to make it so  that injured (or blood) cells can revert 
>back to stem cells and  redifferentiate, and allow healing without 
>scarring? It certainly  serves that purpose, especially when used topically 
>on abrasions, and  burns.
>
>Marshall
>
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