That's ok, people seem to be mis-reading my intent, I do not need arguments
that silver is not toxic or that water can be toxic. I just want to stop
telling folks it is not a heavy metal, if in fact it is. I have also read it
called a "transition" metal, and the toxic heavy metals are also listed as
transition metals on the table I sent the link to. I sh ould have researched
this a long time ago, and not parroted things I read.
There is plenty of evidence that silver (EIS) is not toxic without making
false arguments, which is what I want to avoid, as when I myself find out that
a fact is mis-stated or false, I tend to disbelieve everything else, you know?
I simply want to be accurate.
paula
----- Original Message -----
From: mamapug
Even water is toxic in amounts
large enough to drown in.
Water can also be toxic when swallowed in large amounts. Here in Utah, a
couple is up for murder, for forcing their adopted child to drink quarts of
water as a punishment.
It killed her. She was 5.
Marshalee
