Re: to Jim L -Re: Duncan...colloidal silver

June 9, 2001

Hi ;

I agree it has some effect at that low a dose, but teaspoons per day is

considered in the CS world to be little more than a trace mineral supplement

and precautionary dose for healthy people.

I don't know details of your experiment, but is it not possible the large

phagocyte population (Candida patients have all kinds of immune deficiencies

due to primary and secondary infection) was quickly reduced because the high

population needed for secondary infection for example was no longer required

after administering CS for several days? Colloidal silver works that fast.

On the other hand, other research does not support that it can directly

influence white cell counts.

I recommended more orally as a good try because less didn't do the trick.

Can't hurt. A direct hit, through concentration or volume, is key to

delivering the colloidal silver to where it's required. It carries well in

the blood, and less so in the lymph and cells, so to get higher silver

content to cells you necessarily saturate the body more. Though silver

concentrations to kill pathogens are fairly low in vitro, to get similar

concentrations in vivo you need much more or much stronger CS orally or

intra-arterial silver electrodes.

Reliable outcomes often use larger amounts of silver for shorter periods.

Most of the people reporting dramatic results are using 1/2 glass or more

per day (home brew of unknown concentration but 12-15 PPM is the normal

goal) to build a saturation quickly. For more information please refer to

the searchable silver list archives on eskimo. There's a lot more research

data, much of it peer-reviewed, and empirical data, and testimonial data

there. Years worth, way more than we need to get the picture.

I think if you have not posted it there already, the silver list would be

interested in your detailed report on your in vivo experiment. It is certain

to liven up the day.

ciao

Duncan

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