All the information I've run across concerning damage to nerve ganglia is
related to very large doses of silver compounds and found within those
extreme studies that try to kill..not cure.. things with silver, is even
rarer than argyria and accumulation may well be [as in, most likely to be*]
the 'result' of nerve damage rather than the cause.
*Google "silver and brain" as a string and you'll find pages and pages
having to do with using silver and copper to stain and 'point out' nerve
damage, as a diagnostic tool.
I find no indication whether or not stained/damaged ganglia are prone to
recover.
Ode
At 12:28 PM 11/4/2004 EST, you wrote:
>In a message dated 11/4/04 10:08:02 AM EST, [email protected] writes:
>
><< he read one sentence
> which said that there was a question as to whether it was toxic to the
> nervous system, but since it couldn't cross the BBB unless in the presence
> of citric acid, the brain was in no danger. [sigh] So, is it toxic in any
> way? >>
>
>Not only not toxic to the nervous system, but beneficial. We use CS to
treat
>EPM in horses. In order to treat the disease, CS must cross the BBB -- and
>it does. I have no way of knowing whether these horses have access to
citric
>acid, or whether there is a difference between horses and people, but the
>brains of these horses are being HELPED -- not hurt. MA
>
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