Re: CS>Marshall, How do you know CS cannot reach these areas ?

Sun, 13 Oct 2002 14:43:10 -0700


Obvoiusly, if one can devolop argyria in the brain, silver can get there.
Ken

Argyria, silver deposition, occurs in all organs. Common deposition sites for people who have no history of therapeutic use are the liver, skin, pancreas, adrenals, glomeruli of the kidney, brain, bone marrow, walls of the blood vessels, thyroid, mesenteric glands, choroid plexus, spleen and testes

P. D. Warrington, Ph.D. RPBio.
Water Quality Branch
Environmental Protection Department
Ministry of Environment, Lands and Parks

For further information
Phone: (250) 387-9513
Email: Pat Warrington
>>
>> I just want to know, WHERE IS THE SCIENTIFIC PROOF that CS cannot penetrate
>> these areas ?
>
>I don't know. Possibly, but I don't know where it is. Experience plays a big
>part in ones concepts, and my experience and the experience of those I know who
>have had lyme is that when in the advanced stages, the other protocols are
>sometimes necessary to get past a plateau to full recovery. A number of sources
>state that silver does not make it past the blood brain barrier, but they offer
>no bibliographys.
>


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