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Colloidal silver will probably help as well.

Mz 14y ago
Yes, if you want irreversible metal poisoning. If you want to try poisoning yourself with an old fashioned treatment, then mercury -- at one time a treatment for syphillis -- is probably a better bet if only because there are well established chelation protocols for getting it out of your system. In contrast, I can find no well established, proven means to remove silver. And I have tried, repeatedly, since colloidal silver is a popular alternative treatment in the CF community and I wish I had something better to offer them than the bad news they are likely making their situation worse in the long run.
- sevenstar 14y ago
  Ha.. Mercury? Really? You are right, mercury is poison. But... there are too many people who have had spectacular results with colloidal silver, including myself, who would disagree with your post. Hospitals still use it in the eyes of newborns today to combat infections. Did you know that arsenic is not poison in the body if it is in organic form?
  - Mz 14y ago
    People also got "spectacular" results from antibiotics. Initially, optimists announced that we were ushering in an age free from disease. Fast forward a few decades and we now have frightening antibiotic resistant infections to contend with. I am not claiming there are zero short term benefits to be had. I am only claiming there is a long term cost and I deem it to be too high since there is no known means to reverse silver poisoning. My genetic disorder is deemed to be degenerative and fatal. I have reversed a lot of the symptoms, gotten off eight prescription drugs and gotten my life back. I recommend against colloidal silver any time anyone asks me. I am clear the build up of poisons in the body is why my condition is degenerative.
GigabyteCoin 14y ago
No, it won't. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Medical_uses_of_silver#Adverse_health_effects http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Medical_uses_of_silver#Adverse_...
- sevenstar 14y ago
  Thanks, it looks like the medical industry is trying to bury my post.
  - derleth 14y ago
    Do you really think the medical industry gives a good god damn what you say?
  - GigabyteCoin 14y ago
    I would go see a psychiatrist if I were you. Paranoid delusions are some of the first signs of a serious underlying mental problem.
    - sevenstar 14y ago
      Just like the priests... when you do not have a good answer, start throwing mud? Wallow in your ignorance...
  - Mz 14y ago
    I am not part of the medical industry. I run an alternative health site where I talk about my non drug approach to health issues. Doctors generally want nothing to do with me and I have gotten far harsher criticism than what has been doled out here to you. I just happen to believe colloidal silver is bad advice.
    - sevenstar 14y ago
      Its not. Use it correctly and it works fine.
    - derleth 14y ago
philwelch 14y ago
Thank you, Stan Jones: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stan_Jones_(politician) http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stan_Jones_(politician)

Mz 14y ago

Yes, if you want irreversible metal poisoning. If you want to try poisoning yourself with an old fashioned treatment, then mercury -- at one time a treatment for syphillis -- is probably a better bet if only because there are well established chelation protocols for getting it out of your system. In contrast, I can find no well established, proven means to remove silver. And I have tried, repeatedly, since colloidal silver is a popular alternative treatment in the CF community and I wish I had something better to offer them than the bad news they are likely making their situation worse in the long run.

sevenstar 14y ago
Ha.. Mercury? Really? You are right, mercury is poison. But... there are too many people who have had spectacular results with colloidal silver, including myself, who would disagree with your post. Hospitals still use it in the eyes of newborns today to combat infections. Did you know that arsenic is not poison in the body if it is in organic form?
- Mz 14y ago
  People also got "spectacular" results from antibiotics. Initially, optimists announced that we were ushering in an age free from disease. Fast forward a few decades and we now have frightening antibiotic resistant infections to contend with. I am not claiming there are zero short term benefits to be had. I am only claiming there is a long term cost and I deem it to be too high since there is no known means to reverse silver poisoning. My genetic disorder is deemed to be degenerative and fatal. I have reversed a lot of the symptoms, gotten off eight prescription drugs and gotten my life back. I recommend against colloidal silver any time anyone asks me. I am clear the build up of poisons in the body is why my condition is degenerative.

GigabyteCoin 14y ago

No, it won't. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Medical_uses_of_silver#Adverse_health_effects http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Medical_uses_of_silver#Adverse_...

sevenstar 14y ago
Thanks, it looks like the medical industry is trying to bury my post.
- derleth 14y ago
  Do you really think the medical industry gives a good god damn what you say?
- GigabyteCoin 14y ago
  I would go see a psychiatrist if I were you. Paranoid delusions are some of the first signs of a serious underlying mental problem.
  - sevenstar 14y ago
    Just like the priests... when you do not have a good answer, start throwing mud? Wallow in your ignorance...
- Mz 14y ago
  I am not part of the medical industry. I run an alternative health site where I talk about my non drug approach to health issues. Doctors generally want nothing to do with me and I have gotten far harsher criticism than what has been doled out here to you. I just happen to believe colloidal silver is bad advice.
  - sevenstar 14y ago
    Its not. Use it correctly and it works fine.
  - derleth 14y ago

philwelch 14y ago

Thank you, Stan Jones: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stan_Jones_(politician) http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stan_Jones_(politician)