Re: Skin Blue After Silver Drink/andy/collidal silver versus silver nitrate

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he just turned himself into a photo, must have made some silver

nitrate along with the collidal silver.

what always amazes me with these people who take huge amounts daily

for years is the relative non toxicty of this heavy metal.

its hopeless for yeast but is an superlative broad spectrum anti-

biotic and a short course for difficult cases using a properly

manufacutred collidal solution are worthwhile for some i think.

i wouldn't use it for eye infections, there is a feral a kitten here

that had a badly infected eye, and i spratyed some colliodal silver

into ti, cleared it up amazingly, but the iris has gone brown a tad,

wether this is some photosensitve effect from the silver or just the

damage from infection i don't know. but it would have lost the eye i

think with out the collidal silver.

--- In @y..., " andrewhallcutler " <AndyCutler@a...>

wrote:

> Yes, somebody did manage to give themselves a rip roaring case of

> silver poisoning here. Keep this in mind if anyone tries to

convince

> you colloidal silver is a good yeast treatment.

>

> Andy . .. . . . . . . .. . . . . .

> >

> > Candidate's Skin Blue After Drink

> > Senate Candidate's Skin Turns Blue After Drinking Self-Made

Silver

> > Supplement

> >

> > The Associated Press

> >

> > GREAT FALLS, Mont. Oct. 2 — Montana's Libertarian candidate for

> > Senate has turned blue from drinking a silver solution that he

> > believed would protect him from disease.

> >

> > Stan ,a 63-year-old business consultant and part-time

college

> > instructor, said he started taking colloidal silver in 1999 for

fear

> > that Y2K disruptions might lead to a shortage of antibiotics.

> >

> > He made his own concoction by electrically charging a couple of

> > silver wires in a glass of water.

> >

> > His skin began turning blue-gray a year ago.

> >

> > " People ask me if it's permanent and if I'm dead, " he said. " I

tell

> > them I'm practicing for Halloween. "

> >

> > He does not take the supplement any longer, but the skin

condition,

> > called argyria, is permanent. The condition is generally not

> serious.

> >

> > Colloidal silver dietary supplements are marketed widely as an

anti-

> > bacterial agent or immune-system booster, but some consider it

> > quackery.

> >

> > is one of three candidates seeking to unseat Democratic

Sen.

> > Max Baucus in November. The others are Republican state Sen. Mike

> > and Green Party candidate Bob Kelleh