Even inhaled silver DUST will make it though the blood stream and ~94% come
ut the other end within 28 days.
What do you mean my..dust....any danger in inhaling 5 ppm ionic silver
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From: Dorothy Fitzpatrick <[email protected]>
To: [email protected]
Sent: Thu, Dec 3, 2009 12:12 pm
Subject: Re: CS>Minimum amount of CS to prevent disease
Brilliant post Ode, I am keeping in case anyone asks if silver is safe again!
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On 3 Dec 2009, at 10:49, Ode Coyote wrote:
>
What would be the chances of a Tankersley that doesn't know a very
nteresting old guy in Florida named Larry?
EIS Electrically Isolated Silver... a phrase coined here to distinguish home
ade and most commercially available CS from the rest by manufacturing
ethod....mostly contains charged particles aka ions and some uncharged
articles in ratios up to ~ 80% ionic in solution and ~20% colloidal in
uspension...a colloid/solution mix...generally not over 20 -30 PPM
Pure colloids:
Most 400 PPM is MSP or Mild Silver Protein....a commercially available powder
ixed with water....something to stay away from and said to be 1/50th as
ffective due to large particle size and the protein coating on them hiding most
f what surface area the particles have. The protein coating disables the
ilver enough that microbes have been found growing ON the particles IN the
ottle.
A new one from the lab supply houses is Nano Silver Powder derived by chemical
rocesses or electro-sputtering...pretty rare in the "supplements" field so far
nd not much known about it...could be made very strong...might be pretty
ood...but be careful and watch that total.
Its intended purpose is for glazes, anti bacterial coatings and paint
dditives etc.
Then there's Meso Silver which no one knows how to make it or what it really
s, but Frank Key...a good guy with a big secret. Some swear by it, some at it.
ertainly something to try if a home brew isn't working.
A semi pure colloid [ 90+% ? ]
Then the non colloids tossed into the colloid basket, the impure ionic
olutions such as Silver Citrate, Silver Acetate, Silver Nitrate...can be made
ery strong.
While Silver isn't toxic, playing no nutritional role and having no biological
iche, nor is it a "Heavy Metal" and "normally" is eliminated from the body at a
retty fast rate... some is always retained in the tissues..so.. at very high
onsumption rates over a period of time, the retained silver "can" cross a
hreshold and turn you blue [Argyria] but even so, it's not a "health issue" as
ould be too much copper retention.
Many metals in colloidal form will kill microbes, [copper, zinc, bismuth,
ercury and several others ] but most play a biological role and levels high
nough to be effective would be quite toxic.
Silver is an exception.
A worst, Argyria is a very rare occurrence even at extreme silver exposures,
ut something to bear in mind.
At around 20 PPM and under, the water the silver is in would be too toxic to
urvive that long if your metals elimination system is anywhere close to normal.
The toxic in very small amounts trace element [micronutrient] Selenium is key
o the control of levels of both copper and silver. Selenium can be fairly rare
n soils, so even foods that would normally contain it can be deficient.
Logically, if you have any nerve problems and live were copper is overly
ommon, it might be copper toxicity and it would pay to check into Selenium
evels before indulging in the use of a lot of Silver.
A study done at Brigham Young University showed that water can be sterilized
y silver in concentrations as low as 3 parts per billion...just that 3 parts
er million did it much faster.
Silver will kill just about any microbe it encounters. The tricky part is
etting it there for an encounter.
Inhalation is the next best thing to an injection.
Even inhaled silver DUST will make it though the blood stream and ~94% come
ut the other end within 28 days.
Ode
At 08:45 AM 12/2/2009 -0600, you wrote:
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