Calm down folks. Steve Barwick/Spencer Jones (same guy) is not a
reliable source of news about CS. He writes a lot of scaremongering
rubbish, probably with the aim of boosting sales of his second rate
generators. Europe hasn't banned the sale of colloidal silver
although thats what Barwick/Jones wants you to believe. They have
just banned anyone from making the claim that CS is a nutritional
supplement. Big deal. A similar thing happened in the US and
Australia years ago when they banned companies from making all sorts
of unsubstantiated claims about CS. Put simply they are just banning
misleading advertising - and thats fair enough.
Barwick/Jones website is full of junk science, and outright BS. He
claims his totally ordinary generator is the 'worlds finest' and is
the 'most popular', 'biggest selling' generator in the world. I'd
like to know how he works that out. I'm sure Ode and Trem don't send
him their sales figures. Frankly its stomach turning to read some of
the crap barwick/Jones writes. He suggests the recently famous blue
man Paul Karosan might not really have argyria, because he's more of
a blue colour than grey!
David
From: Annie B Smythe <[email protected]>
Date: 13 January 2010 7:37:47 PM
To: CS List <[email protected]>
Subject: CS>Colloidal Silver Has Been Banned Throughout Europe!
Wow, this is kinda scary!
http://colloidalsilversecrets.blogspot.com/2010/01/colloidal-silver-
has-been-banned.html
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