On 9/13/2011 11:06 PM, Mike Monett wrote:
"Jason R Eaton"<[email protected]> wrote:
[...]
>> At some point, the ions combine to form silver hydroxide, which
>> is inert, insoluble, and has no antibacterial qualities. This
>> gets distributed deep inside your lungs, and could have the same
>> effect as asbestos in harming the lungs.
> This is one of the most ridiculous statements I've read in quite
> awhile.
> As an individual with over ten years of experience with
> nebulization, this type of fear-mongering is unbecoming of true
> intelligence.
[...]
Your experience would mean more if you had some basic chemistry
knowledge to tell the difference between junk science and valuable
information. You cannot tell what silver hydroxide will do to
tissues in the long term. You have no knowledge or experience to
say.
I do have a chemistry background, and have studied the different forms
of ionic silver extensively. Ionic silver is a combination of silver
oxide and silver hydroxide. They each have a solubility of
approximately 13 ppm at room temperature, slightly higher at body
temperature. Ionic silver does not "turn" into silver hydroxide, it is
that to start with. If you start with either one in water, you will end
up with a combination of the two after it dissolves. The reaction is:
Ag2O + H2O <=> 2Ag(OH)2
Silver hydroxide does not exist in a non-ionic form. If you take silver
hydroxide solution and let the water evaporate, what will remain will be
silver oxide.
The reason asbestos is so deadly is the white blood cells cannot
digest them like they can other material they find in the body.
They kill pathogens by encasing them in vacules, and administering
H2O2 and other chemicals to kill the pathogen.
I am not sure who they is. The lungs oxidize or reduce (organic)
particles in the lungs with H2O2, forming something soluble which can
then be absorbed into the lung tissue.
However, by itself, H2O2 has no effect on AgOH.
That is not true at all. H2O2 plu Ag(OH)2 (Ag tends to have a valence
of two, thus HO which has a valence of one must be doubled up), reacts
with H2O2 quite readily. But for Silver Hydroxide, it is not necessary
since silver hydroxide has solubility of around 13 ppm anyway. The
reaction of hydrogen peroxide and silver hydroxide I have posted here a
number of times is:
2Ag(OH) + H2O2 = 2Ag + 2H2O + O2 yielding a silver particle typically
made up of two atoms of silver which is easily absorbed by the lung tissue.
But you also have the reverse reaction:
2Ag + H2O2 = 2AgO + H2O
These are the reactions that occur if you add a few drops of H2O2 to
EIS, something many of us have been doing for years.
So the white blood
cells cannot get rid of it. It stays around, and who knows what
irritation it causes to the tissue? You certainly don't know.
Before reacting with any H2O2 it is soluble, so why would it stay
around? Even if it did react with H2O2, colloidal silver is easily
absorbed into tissues, that is how taking it subliminally works.
So I would not be so confident as you seem to be.
>> The main benefit from nebulizing is the sublingual absorption
>> that occurs as the cs fog is deposited on the mucous membranes.
That as well as getting to any pathogens in the lungs directly, whereas
they might not be exposed to CS that is simply in the blood.
Marshall
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