Tart cherry juice (or capsules) is excellent for gout. Also avoid foods high in purines. L On Oct 29, 2012, at 9:17 PM, Jim Holmes wrote:
> Mail Error. Sorry, Jim > > On Mon, Oct 29, 2012 at 7:16 PM, Jim Holmes <[email protected]> wrote: > Hi Mark, > > Anecdotal report of CS helping Gout. I have never seen any hard science on > it. FWIW; here it is. > > Jim > > On Mon, Oct 29, 2012 at 4:55 AM, Ode Coyote <[email protected]> wrote: > > > What we make "can"..if.. > > 1] You have something wrong with your metals elimination system [over loaded > with copper + low Selenium? ] > 2] Abnormal body chemistry > 3] you take a LOT of EIS, made very strong, for a long time. > > One person in S Africa reported turning grey after making his CS as strong as > he could and drank 2 large coffee mugs a day for two years. > He said it helped with the pain of a bad case of gout and has not stopped his > regimen. > The silver was probably combining with the uric acid crystals, neutralizing > them somehow and was not being eliminated. > > It is very rare that silver in any form at any amount turns people grey. > Normal elimination rate: 98% in 48 hours > Reported rate back in the days of no respirators etc, silver industry workers > exposed to silver dust and smelting fumes daily...1 in 2000 > Somewhere around 5 have managed it with Home Made silver..out of how many > hundreds of thousands in the past 30 or so years? > Odds, slim to almost none, but "possible" > > Use some common sense. > > Ode > > > At 08:59 PM 10/28/2012 +1100, you wrote: >> "Does CS cause Argyria - turning gray?" >> >> Well CS might, but what we produce won't. >> >> Everyone may have differing opinions on this one, so I'll get in with mine >> <g>. What we make is (1) NOT colloidal silver {CS}, and (2) It won't cause >> Argyria because it's predominantly Ag+ ions and not neutral charged >> particles which are in higher numbers by ratio and as such won't collect in >> tissue, besides it doesn't stay in the system long enough. What we make in >> the kitchen is a predominantly Ionic Silver Solution, and what particles >> there are, are far too small and in less quantity to cause any cosmetic >> issue. >> >> Of course I can't speak for Dave, or anyone else who may have consumed or >> used large quantities for an extended amount of time, but if not consumed in >> large volumes or for an extended period of time as far as I'm concerned it >> won't cause Argyria. There has not been one case of the consumption or use >> of our product reported by the FDA or our TGA as having resulted in Argyria. >> Every report they waffle on about refer to that product called 'CS' or >> 'Colloidal Silver', and most refer to silver nitrates, silver acetates, >> solutions produced by people who are ignorant or wilfully go against the >> correct production procedure, or a product containing a form of stabiliser >> {usually higher ppm level products} and a host of other 'stuff?' of which is >> not what we produce. >> >> To recap: My opinion...NO, EIS {Electrolytically Isolated Silver} or a >> 'predominantly Ionic Silver Solution' will not cause Argyria. >> >> N. >> >> Date: Sat, 27 Oct 2012 23:16:13 -0700 >> From: [email protected] >> To: [email protected] >> CC: [email protected] >> Subject: CS>Does CS cause Argeria --turning gray? >> > Hi, > I am new to this list and considering buying a kit to make CS at home for > Lyme treatment. > I thought I had read CS does not cause Argeria--turning skin gray. But then I > read in a post today that Dave said > > " After killing Active Lyme for 10 years with a vigorous CS protocol ( 4 > > oz > > every 20 minutes for three days) and a maintenance dose of a glass a day > > or more like drinking water, I started turning quite gray from Argeria" > > I would appreciate those with experience opinion on this. > > ALso when I went to silver puppy.com web site I got very confused. THe site > does not mention silver puppy. It is about Coyote Zenterprizes. Is that the > correct site to order from. IS it the standard automatic CS generator was > recommended. Should I purchase a stirrer also? > > Thank you for your help. > Sandy > >
