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From: "Marshall Dudley" <[email protected]>
To: <[email protected]>
Sent: Thursday, December 04, 2008 3:06 AM
Subject: Re: CS>Searching for colour.
[Well, the blood theory does not stand up.
Note that we have at least 3 reports, not 2, since my wife and I both
have it. Also I got mine when drinking very large amounts of EIS to kill
Lyme from a tick bite, the timing is I think essential to ascribing the
cause. What is interesting is that the the gray initially showed up in
the moons only, but over the years has slowly diffused out beyond the
moons. Another interesting feature is on the index finger, where a
slight injury of the root has for years caused the nail to have a slight
white line up the nail, now that line is gray part of the way up.]
-Very good Marshall, thanks for the photo, now I can see exactly what you
all are talking about. I'll ponder over this for a while. Sorry about the
numbers thing, I did say I'm not good at stats, focus is very narrow, sorry.
Oh, I understand the grey hair part also <g>. I also want to apologise if
it seems I am dragging this out but just one more query if you don't
mind...silver apparently collects in the skin tissue which also apparently
results in an effect not dissimilar to a tattoo, (from information
available), now although blood is involved I would have thought that if the
silver 'stains' or behaves as a tattoo does then would it not be reasonable
to assume that no matter what pressure is applied this 'staining' or tattoo
effect would not diminish? I know I'm naive regarding this but if the
aforesaid 'staining' or tattooing thing is close to the mark then it
suggests to me that the silver is not 'fixed' as such if you understand what
I'm saying, more like 'trapped' in a given area. I am wondering if in fact
the colouration is not actually in the skin, or the nail, but may be trapped
in some 'fluid' between the two and is visible because it is unable to 'get
away' for the want of better words, as when we sweat, moisture is released
and is visible on the skin. It's OK, ignore me, I'm thinking aloud that's
all as I haven't been able to find anything specifically relating to what I
am thinking. This could be helpful in building up a legitimate methodology
with the use of CS that's all, and the only way of doing this is to discuss
it with people such as yourselves. Guess I need to learn some about human
anatomy now.
Thanks again for your information, I appreciate it...N.
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