Hi Lew, Understand what you are looking for now. Spent most of today at two university librarys looking for info. Will look more tomorrow. Think I have found some relevant information, which I will compose into a posting, sometime later today (wednesday). Hope other listers are doing the same,looking for info. :-) Some of what I`ve come across is very technical and may need mailing by post to you. Please send address. The e-mail does not have the nessessary characters to write it.
Bless you Bob Lee Lew Fong How wrote: > > Hi Bob, > You wrote: > > < I don't think that ionized silver has anything to do with the "dynamics of > cerebral-spinal fluid circulation ". Perhaps we should talk about > desmosomes,tight junctions and other ways that materials pass in and out of > cells,including brain > cells.> > . > That, Bob ,depends on what you have in mind when talking about the > "dynamics of cerebral-spinal fluid circulation ". What I have in mind now is > the > > the viral encephalitis caused by the Nipah virus which ravaged my country a > few > months ago. You have not seen a victim of encephalitis , have you? The > wreckage > caused by these critters is inhuman . That is the reason I joined the Silver > list beause I think that colloidal silver is a good match for these critters > and > hope to > glean some technological tit-bits first hand from those who are really > involved. > Perhaps, I oversimplified my choice of words because I did not want to appear > augumentative and sound technological because I know very little of these lab > procedures . I merely asked for some help to clear my mind on how best the > silver > ion can act osmotically in general > > 1. By Endosmosis: Through osmosis how the silver ion > pass > into a vessel or a cell > 2. By Exomosis : Through osmosis how the silver ion > pass > within outward. > > . Knowing a little about the nature of its osmotic pressure > and > the filtration mechanism of the choroid plexeses, perhaps it might throw > some > light on the " gateless " nature of the silver ion and the " gate " nature > of > the chemically or biologically chelated silver ion. Any mineral if not > chelated > i.e.enclosed by amino-acids, will not be absorbed by a cell. A mineral ion is > about > 3 to 8 % bioavailable to the cell and the chelated mineral is about 40%. > Mineral > ions can form weak or unstable chelates with gluconates,ascorbates,lactates > or > citrates. In the body all minerals are protein chelates with exception of > skeletal minerals calcium and phosporus.. The studies of the colloidal > pressure > of these > chelated minerals and their presence in the cerebral-spinal fluid circulation > might give us a glimpse as to their availability to the brain cells. Cells > can > only assimilate mineral ions in the aminoacid-coated form. > > Besides serving as a watery cushion for the brain and > spine, > it also > balances the shrinking and expanding of the cranial contents by increasing or > decreasing the a mount of the cerebrospinal fluid. Cellular nourishment and > removal of waste are effected by its effective ciculation. Any infection of > the > cerebrospinal tract or blockage can affect the its circulation . In > encephalitis, I would like to conjuncture how the colloidal silver is going to > act when the dynamics of the cerebra-spinal flluid circulation is altered. > The > standard medical text describes that the cerebrospinal fluid is confined to > the > brain and the spinal cord. But the Russians have researched using radio-active > dye that the circulation of the cerebro-spinal fluid extends peripherally to > the > extremities enclosed in its extenuated subarachnoid space..This was reported > some time ago.If that is the case,I can think of many possibilities using > colloidal silver besides the oral route. . > -- oozing on the muggy shore of the gulf coast [email protected] -- The silver-list is a moderated forum for discussion of colloidal silver. To join or quit silver-list or silver-digest send an e-mail message to: [email protected] -or- [email protected] with the word subscribe or unsubscribe in the SUBJECT line. To post, address your message to: [email protected] List maintainer: Mike Devour <[email protected]>
