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Re: colloidal silver. I'm going by the instructions on my bottle on the dosage/time limit--I usually use 3-5 drops under the tongue, once a day, and then drink an extra four glasses of water throughout the day to make sure it doesn't settle down in the skin. If three days of colloidal silver can't kill whatever's ailing me, more won't help. Also, in issues pertaining to toxicity, "the dose is the toxin." I have been told by a couple of naturopaths I trust that silver can be VERY hard on the liver if you megadose it without a LOT of water, and that much water can be dangerous in itself--pure water can be toxic if you drink enough.

Re: silver nitrate. The hospitals used to use it. They now use an antibiotic cream and have for many years.

About Mr. Harris: someone recently posted a piece on FR where he said the same stuff, but also said he was a CIA microbiologist, so there's some more grist for your mill. He also suggested prophylactic dosages of tetracycline that were five times the recommended dosage--a great way to kill off your intestinal flora and make sure you get sicker than a dog if the anthrax never shows up. Take what the man says with a largish grain of salt, maybe a couple acidophilus capsules, and not much more than a few drops of colloidal silver :o)

It appears there's a big difference in the colloidal silver You have and the stuff I make at home with distilled water.Using two silver bars emersed in distilled water with a 30 volt DC power source the electrolosis that takes place leaves colloidal (micron) sized particles of charged silver suspended in the water. What I make is about 10 parts per million silver, almost nil. It sounds like what You have is a very condensed version, a prescription maybe?

As far as Larry goes I haven't heard anything about him since the full page ad in the Washington Times about his book (years ago).

I would be interested in how to get the colloidal silver You talk about. Do you know if it would protect us from viral or bacterial attacks? The reading I have done says that silver was used as an antibiotic up until the 1930's when Rockefeller took over the pharmeceuticals and started using sulfa drugs, again I'm no expert and may be using a wrong phrase. The reading also said soldiers in the Civil War used to swallow silver coins to protect themselves from infections. And the people used to put silver coins in milk so it wouldn't spoil so quickly. They say that, if I remember right bacteria and viruses have to create oxygen chemically and if exposed to silver they are unable to produce oxygen and die. The reading also said that when our cells are attacked they turn themselves insideout to expose the attacker to our bodies protection in this case the silver.

This is recalling the best I can reading from over three years ago.

And as a warning to anyone about the silver coins, when I first started making colloidal silver I used coins, when I had the mixture checked it came out with as much zinc and copper as it did silver. Coins are .900% pure, the bars are .999% pure. The people that tested mine said the rattlesnake poison is made of copper and zinc.