I second that.  

Also, those that have taglines, like T.J. (not Chuck),
it would help if you would put a carriage return between your post and
the tagline...

Dan


> -----Original Message-----
> From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] 
> Sent: Monday, September 22, 2008 12:11 PM
> To: [email protected]
> Subject: Re: CS>Meso vs. Ionic silver?
> 
> Marshall.
> It would help immensely if you hit a carriage return once or 
> twice before starting your reply.
> It's difficult to find your answers among the original post, 
> and I do dote on your contributions.
> 
>                                               Chuck
> Have no fear Underdog is here!
>                                      and here!
>                                             and here.
>                                                and here too!
>       For the love of God man - shut off the power mower!
> 
> On 9/22/2008 10:34:00 AM, Marshall Dudley ([email protected])
> wrote:
> > Ode Coyote wrote:
> > >
> > >
> > >   Frank Key [MesoSilver] looked for ionic silver in blood with an 
> > > ion selective probe after ingesting ionic silver.
> > >  He found none.
> > That is to be expected, since the ionic silver plates out on the 
> > colloidal particles rather quickly after making it into the 
> blood steam.
> > >  But he
> > doesn't say what he DID find and he does have the tools to look.
> > >  He also doesn't
> > say he found no silver.
> > I suspect he either did not test for the quantity of silver in the 
> > blood, or the information was not in favor of his goals.
> > >  If he in fact did find silver chloride, it would have 
> been to his 
> > > sales advantage to say so.
> > I would not think he would find any silver chloride, or if 
> he did, it 
> > would be an extremely low level.
> > >  Frank doesn't say that Ionic silver doesn't work but 
> attributes its 
> > > power to the particle content in it.
> > That is correct. But I disagree.  Particle is a great 
> germicide, but 
> > the ionic portion is great for healing, allowing the body 
> to generate 
> > stem cells at will.  But since the ionic portion becomes colloidal 
> > anyway in the blood stream, the argument seems rather silly to me.
> > >  If the
> 


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