Thank you Marshall, can I pass this on? dee
-------Original Message------- From: Marshall Dudley Date: 11/08/2008 16:07:28 To: [email protected] Subject: Re: CS>Fw: Re: [SilverPets] Yellow water Dee wrote: > can anyone on here reply to this as I cannot believe this is correct, > but do not have the knowledge.. Dee > > /-------Original Message-------/ > > /*From:*/ Linda Baker <mailto:[email protected]> > /*Date:*/ 09/08/2008 00:57:47 > /*To:*/ [email protected] <mailto:[email protected]> > /*Subject:*/ Re: [SilverPets] Yellow water > > Hi Dee.... > Been a busy week. > Ok, ions at low ppm (10) will not accumulate, and do offer merit; > however at larger ppms, ions lose their ability to be discarded from > the body. They bond (you know all the scientific stuff is in Dr. > Reynold's paper and the other link that I sent to). > This is dangerous as it damaging.....if you want more information with > a better explaination, go read the information at those links....my > "lay-person" definitions, leave a lot to be desired...lol > True CS (which has the Brindle ?sp effect) does not harbor these > concerns at 25 ppm.....and you will need to take less of it. > Hope this helps, > Linda > > > There is really insufficient information to comment much on it. Ions of what? The body contains huge amounts of sodium and chlorine ions normally. If we are talking about silver ions, then what is low and larger? Which ions of silver is he talking about? Silver hydroxide and oxide cannot exceed about 26 ppm, and thus is safe when taking in conjunction with colloidal silver. Anything greater than that has to be something like silver nitrate or silver citrate, which can cause argyria, plus silver nitrate is caustic. This may be what he is talking about, but he really does not give enough information to be sure. Marshall >
