Hello Carol Ann,
`Indeed Rosemary is grey. I would bet she has exaggerated it some. I know she
had been informed of the reversal formula, but there is no way she will try it.
This is her claim to fame. why would she want to get rid of it at tis
time....She would loose her notoriety!!! She has been on Riple's Believe It
or Not as well as Good Morning America among others. Every time the FDA trys
to discredit CS they bring out Rosemary. If Argyria was so prevelant, why is
yu only hear of Rosemary and Stan Jones???? If you use true, pure colloidal
silver and not pure silver or mild silver protein you changes of getting
argyria are slim to none. Rosemary did not use colloidal silver, she used Pure
silver gound in a fine powder. Stan Jones made his CS with tap water so he had
every impurity you can think of in his CS. He has done very well this the
reversal formula, and I have a personal letter fro him tellng everyone that
even with this he would NEVER stop taking CS. Of course, he now uses distilled
water.
I have taken 20 oz. of CS daily for over five years and I do not have argyria,
however, about a year ago I was in California for several days and spent a lot
of time in the sun. Indeed, after the tan wore off, I did have a VERY TINY
ting of gray to my complexion in flouresant lighting. In the day light or most
other light it did ot even show. That is when I began taking selenium and
vitamin E. Within about three weeks it was gone and I am back to normal.
Mark Metcalf is not the originator of the reversal....Hehas a website and
only reprints letters. Jason Eaton isthe originator of the resersal. Also,
check out the silver medicine site. I would trust Jason with my life. In
fact, he has helped me tremendously during my quest to fine my cure for MS. He
is a very honest, intelligent researcher.
www.eytonsearth.org/forum/viewtopic.php?p=9
www.silvermedicine.org/argyria.html
I will NEVER stop using CS
From: Carol Ann
To: [email protected]
Sent: Sunday, March 12, 2006 7:55 PM
Subject: Re: CS>argyria
Nancy.
Wow. That lady is grey. This is an excerpt from her website under FAQ.
Evidently, she already knows about the suggested reversal formula.
http://www.together.net/~rjstan/argyria_photos_intro.html
Is there a cure for argyria?
I know of two dermatologists experimenting with laser therapy. One is Allison
Vidimos, MD. The other is Martin J. Safko, MD. Dr. Vidimos has treated the
entire faces of two argyric people. She and the two patients are very pleased
with the results. I have spoken with all three. Dr. Safko has done a test patch
on one argyric person. I have seen that myself and think t! hat it looks like
the patient's normal skin color. The treatment is experimental, painful and
expensive. If you would like to know how to contact the doctors directly,
please send me an email.
There has been a "cure" touted on the Internet for a long time. It is the
selenium - vitamin E "cure". Stan Jones was reportedly trying it. So far I have
not heard that it has helped or harmed him. High doses of selenium are known to
be toxic and there is preliminary evidence indicating that high amounts of
vitamin E may also be bad for your health. There is no scientific reason to
believe that this "cure" might work. I've tried unsuccessfully to track it
down. I suspect that it may have originated with Mark Metcalf who posted a
letter from an anonymous person who claims to have successfully used the
"cure". Mark and I have corresponded about the matter. Mark posted our
correspondence on his website along w! ith a bunch of nasty, untrue statements
about me.
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