Ode Coyote wrote:
At 04:05 PM 11/20/2006 -0500, you wrote:
> From: Marshall Dudley <[email protected]>
> But it also usually does not pass through the blood brain
> barrier from what I can read, and if that is the case, once rabies
gets
> to the brain, the CS will not get to it.
######Sorry -- but I've had just the opposite information and
experience. Colloidal Silver does pass through the blood brain
barrier -- which is exactly why we've been successful treating our
EPM horses with CS. By the time that we realize that the horse is
sick with EPM, the protozoa have crossed the blood brain barrier and
are populating the neurological cells of the spinal cord. CS does
kill these protozoa -- with evidence of a die-off resulting in the
horse becoming sicker before they get better. So, perhaps this would
be the case with rabies as well. MA
%%%%%%%%% The brains of corpses are often found to contain
concentrations of silver. The silver tends to concentrate in damaged
nerve tissue and is used as a stain for such studies, for that reason.
That's not to say that the silver "caused" the damage. [or that
silver helped in any way ]
ode
Do yo have a cite on this (the accumulation in corpses, I know about the
staining).
Thanks,
Marshall
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