He's an eggplant! Maybe he's been seeing the holistic healer again...
Posted on 12/20/2007 6:32:58 PM PST by Anti-Bubba182
Paul Karason puts a whole new spin on "feeling blue.” For more than a decade, the 57-year-old has been living with a blue face.
Fourteen years ago, Karason developed a bad case of dermatitis, which results in swollen, reddened and itchy skin. He started self-medicating, using a treatment called colloidal silver, which is made by extracting silver from metal............"
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Thought maybe it was your long lost brother. :D
The blue skin isn’t nearly so off-putting as the color of that beard! That’s no natural color.
I’ve been making and using C. Silver at home for 15+years.
I don’t get colds, flus or infections. I swear by it if it’s made right. Dr. and Big Pharma dont support it because they cant profit from it. No, my skin isn’t blue, just healthy.
But if he got lost in the grass, they’d never find him!
CLUE BAT
Colloidal silver CANNOT turn you blue.
Silver chloride aka silver salts, and silver protein can do that.
Just the facts ma’am.
Colloidal silver therapy is mainstream medicine when applied topically but not internally.
I make it too & I am not blue. I limit it to 2-4 teaspoons per day & I take breaks from it. I have hep C & my viral loads go down when I am using it.
yup!
It’s not like it is hidden information that C. silver will turn you blue if you use too much. I’m also fairly certain that its peak effective level is a sub-hue changing doseage. This guy just took it neurotically.
You, sir, are a damned fool. Argyrosis is irreversible.
Dr. and Big Pharma dont support it because they cant profit from it.
Doctors don't sell drugs. Whether they prescribe Lipitor or tap water after a patient visit, they make the same amount of money. They would happily prescribe colloidal silver, as they do with a number of other safe and effective silver preparations that earn very little for the drug companies, if it weren't for the fact that the stuff is a dangerous quack remedy with no proven health benefit.
-ccm
I tend to think so too. He must have been drinking glasses of it. You are only supposed to take teaspoons of it & take a break from it. Works on sunburn pretty good too.
I’m guessing he’ll have a Blue Christmas.
Bump
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