Re: CS>Re: blood/brain barrier, parietal lobe tumor was Re: CS>Re: Re: CS>pups

Wed, 22 Nov 2006 15:14:01 -0800

I agree with MA -
The CS is so small it has tremendous impact on one-celled "type" organisms [bacterium and virii] as the CS can slip into cells and "be" toxic to virii or bacteria that has invaded the cell.  But I'm not aware of any impact good or bad on multi-celled organisms large masses, [tumours]etc. that are growing due to some other defect of, or in, the body.
 I don't know that all tumors are encapsulated based on what I've learned through experiences with our dogs and the treatment of their cancers. Encapsulation is preferred or even ideal though as this means the body is attempting to prevent it's spread.
Someone more knowledgeable may have to respond to that point.
Ron


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From: sol <[email protected]>
    

  
So EIS might actually be  helpful for a parietal lobe brain tumor in a 
human? A very good friend of mine has just been diagnosed, don't know 
yet if the tumor is malignant or not.
    

###### Hi Sol.  See -- this is what's confusing to me.  I don't see how Colloidal Silver can affect a tumor.  First of all, most tumors are encapsulated -- so how would the CS even reach what it needs to?  Second, silver is effective against viral, bacterial and protozoal cells.  Are tumors any of these?  Are the cells of a tumor actually comprised of these?  I don't think they are -- I think the cells are abnormally growing *normal* cells.  It's the abnormal growth that makes a tumor a tumor.  So what's there to be killed?  I dunno.  There are smarter people than me here on the list -- maybe someone else will know better.  I hope your friends tumor is not malignant.  MA

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