Re the Altman study, most of the excreted silver was found in the urine,
not in the stool.
Here is the site again (Marshall posted it in his reply too)
http://www.silvermedicine.org/altmanstudy.html
So it seems to me, that not only would any silver in the lower
intestines be immobilized by the solidity of the intestinal contents at
that point, but by that point most of the silver ingested is simply no
longer there anyway.
sol
Maryau Jeune wrote:
Aaah, thanks for this clarification, Marshall. Therefore, is it fair
to deduce that the CS in the intestines has little to no impact on gut
bacteria, good or bad?
Marshall Dudley wrote:
Nancy & Mike wrote:
I have been taking up to 20 oz. of CS orally for over 6 years. I
have never had a problem with my digestion. If you read the study
done by Roger Altman. You will see that most of the CS is
eliminated through the feces and does not go through your digestive
system.
This sounds contradictory. Normally when something taken by mouth
shows up in the feces it indicates that it went through the
digestive system. However in this case the liver removes it from the
blood and puts it back in the intesines. So the CS goes into the
blood stream, then when taken out goes into the bladder via the
kidneys and back into the intestines via the liver. But as indicated
in my previous message, silver is inactive when in a solid matrix.
Marshall
This web site will prove that CS will NOT build up anywhere in your
body:http://www.silvermedicine.org/AltmanStudy.pdf
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