Jason Interestingly, the study specifies "excreted" [I must have left out "through the feces" part]. That is, inhaled silver dust was excreted through the digestive tract. It may be a language problem by the writer of the report, but that's what the report said. Funny how leaving out a little detail changes meanings drastically. *:-) Ken > > > >> One was study [on an EPA link I think] that showed that oral and even >>inhaled silver 'dust' was 98% to 99% eliminated in 48 hours in rats and >>mice and that monkeys excreted 94% within 48 hours. [Phalen&Morrow, 1973] > >Yes, I haven't referenced that particular study because it CAN be easy to >see how a dust would be easily eliminated from the system, as long as it >wasn't a complex crystal. The lungs are designed to do so. > >
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