I don't care what anyone else should be doing, but I'm not taking it, and I don't care if Father Xmas spoke about the subject, I still won't be taking it. I guess it comes down to the fact that people should start thinking for themselves a little more, and started taking responsibility for their own actions by becoming less dependant on what anyone, or any other authority has to say on just about any topic one wishes to name nowadays. Looks like I've got a bright future then doesn't it...sickness and death, oh well, never mind, considering that's inevitable at some time at least I did it my way and by my own hand <g>.
N. Date: Tue, 13 Mar 2012 09:35:37 -0700 From: [email protected] To: [email protected] Subject: CS>silver and selenium Selenium is depleted by silver and any other metals that must be removed. Selenium is crucial to antioxidant status and glutathione formation, and when glutathione is low one always sees disease. The USDA says North American adults would benefit by 150 mcg daily, and when we're sick or in the presence of heavy metals including arsenic or silver we usually need more because of the depletion they cause. SO, if some members of the silver group are not taking selenium, they should be. all good, Duncan Crow One of Curezone.com's Best Health Sites :) http://members.shaw.ca/duncancrow From: Neville Munn <[email protected]> To: [email protected] Sent: Mon, March 12, 2012 10:19:28 PM Subject: RE: CS>introduction and request for help Oops, I'd better stick my hand up here and add to that in case taking Selenium is considered critical and/or a prerequisite with silver intake...I don't, and never have, taken Selenium in conjunction with silver, and my fingernails haven't fallen off yet, neither have I, my fingernail moons, or my eyeballs turned any colour of the rainbow. Not having a go or anything you understand, just thought I should add that little correction cos not 'all' of us here take Selenium. I'll spare everyone though and refrain from airing my opinion on Selenium being co-joined with silver intake <g>. N.
