Morning Marshall,
Yeah, I'm going to stay with this hypothosis. You're right, metals do show
up in hair which is why I posed the question. Overload of metals can be
detected in hair so I am curious as to why there has never been any
researched articles available dealing with this aspect as there are with the
purported skin, or nail moons, turning blue business. To me, what better
way of indicating excessive amounts of metals than analasis of a strand of
hair. It sounds like with all the years you have been involved with CS that
you have not heard or read any researched articles either. Maybe there
could be a human biologist or something out there who can explain in more
detail on this as there seems to be others who explain other colour issues
with the body as a result of ingesting CS.
As for the brown and dark hair bit, I suspect there are many out there who
may have red, ginger, or very fair hair in which case I would expect to hear
of something unusual in colouring. If what you say is right regarding
people using CS on the hair I would propose that on exposure to sunlight
there would be a some colour change evident, or it would be 'staining' the
scalp so to speak due to the absorption of silver, no matter how slight.
I find it a very interesting hypothosis! If there is any information to be
found, a combination of that material and this blue business should confirm
or legitimately discredit one of the major critisisms, and frighteners for
those who believe it, of CS in my opinion.
Cheers...N.
----- Original Message -----
From: "Marshall Dudley" <mdud...@king-cart.com>
To: <silver-list@eskimo.com>
Sent: Friday, October 10, 2008 1:23 AM
Subject: Re: CS>Blue hair??
Neville wrote:
Morning List,
If silver is suspected of showing up under the nails turning the moons
blue, or whatever other colour, then what would we expect to see in our
hair? Would one expect to see the hair on our heads, and/or arms and
legs turning colour, or the roots of the hair showing colour perhaps?
Surely it must manifest itself in hair colour also in some manner. I
don't believe I have read anything regarding that proposition anywhere.
Just curious!!
I have heard that the use of colloidal silver directly on the hair can
cause it to darken. But that is really not the same thing.
If it doesn't show in the actual hair, then it must surely show at the
skin area around the roots or follicles. These areas would be just as
susceptable or 'delicate' as the moons I would think. I also haven't
read anywhere yet about any interaction between CS and melanin either,
and melanin is associated with hair. If there is any info out there it
may be worth sharing. I'm curious!!
Good questions. I am not aware of any instances of hair, or the roots of
hair becoming stained with silver use. Part of the reason may be that
often the hair is brown or black anyway, so such would not be easy to see.
But another reason may simply be that hairs are disbursed widely over a
large area, such that any silver capture for putting in the hairs simply
does not reach a high enough concentration for significant aggregation.
As far as getting into the hair, there is no doubt that silver makes it
into the hair, hair is used as a standard test for silver and other metals
because the body accumulated and transfers it to the hair. But I don't
think it likely that silver particles could grow enough to be gray in the
hair because if they are that large, they are immobile and thus would be
stuck at the follicle, and never make it into the hair. Also there may be
silver accumulation of larger particles down in the follicles, but it is
so deep, it cannot be seen.
Marshall
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