Even in the silver mines, argyria is rare.
Ken
At 10:28 AM 8/23/01 -0400, you wrote:
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I recall reading somewhere some research that indicated that it can cause a selenium deficiency. I don't remember reading anything about sulfur. They found that supplimenting with selenium was a satisfactory solution. I am unaware of anyone who is taking low ppm CS having any difficulties along these lines though.<<<<
Marshall
Langsley Russell wrote:
But, having gotten no response to my introductory post to the list, "Intro and ??", on 6/21, I'll ask my questions once again. I'll spare you all a repeat of my introduction. Perhaps my initial queries were a little to verbose, so I'll make it as brief as I can.I have read that the ingestion of colloidal silver will cause Selenium and Sulfur deficiencies, and that if taking CS, one should supplement with these two items. Does anybody have any further information on this subject? Do any of your experiences or research bear this out? Thank you.
Langsley T Russell
Bulloved Bulldogs
Grovertown IN
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