Silver Toxicity - How much is harmful?

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This is from the WHO site:

http://who.int/water_sanitation_health/GDWQ/Chemicals/silverfull.htm

Guidelines for drinking water quality

The article seems to be pretty comprehensive and combined with the info in

the following article may answer many questions on colloidal silver

toxicity.

The following article seems to be unbiased, but since the book contains info

on making colloidal silver and it is posted on a colloidal silver sales

website, I am still skeptical of its total objectivity. It's actually a

chapter from the book _Colloidal Silver: Medical Uses, Toxicology, &

Manufacturing_ by Hill, D.C.

http://www.clspress.com/tox.html

FYI, the e-book is available for download for $12.95.

http://www.clspress.com/order.html

Mark Metcalf, author of _Colloidal Silver: Making the Safest and Most

Powerful Medicine on Earth

for the Price of Water_, has a website with dosage info and other

interesting info.

http://www.aboutsilvermedicine.com/index.html

Any discussion on silver ingestion toxicity would be incomplete without

including the URL to Rosemary s website. Rosemary has argyria from

using silver nosedrops for several years back in the early 1950s. She

presents the " other side " of the story.

http://homepages.together.net/~rjstan/rose1.html

If you are going to use colloidal silver, the most prudent recommendation

seems to be to use a solution with low parts per million (3-5ppm) for a

limited time only for a specific reason.

http://www.ylana.com/seffect.htm

I, personally, do not use colloidal silver at this time though I am not yet

100% opposed to its use. The idea of purposefully ingesting heavy metals

doesn't appeal to me.

ine in SC