I've read most of the 32 page study and wouldn't try to discredit it
but just try to put it into perspective. How accurately does this lab
test represent a real life situation? They used DNA cells floating in
a bath of 'pure' silver water' (not blood or plasma). At 'high
concentrations' the silver was toxic. At very low concentrations it
seemed to protect the cells. (At least thats how it appeared to me.)
Perhaps I missed it but I couldn't find any description of what type
of silver it was or how it was prepared or how the strength was
determined. (Was it silver salt, electrolytic silver etc).
The big question I think is ... 'Could a daily mouthful of EIS by a
pregnant woman ever accumulate enough silver in the fetus to impair
neuro development?'
The answer probably is 'We are still a long way from knowing ...
but just to be on the safe side a pregnant women should probably
abstain from EVERYTHING!!'
I hope other listers will read the study and comment. It makes some
interesting suggestions about how silver works.
Finally, I'm not a scientist so I could be misunderstanding the study
entirely.
David
From: sol <[email protected]>
Date: 23 January 2010 6:53:28 AM
To: [email protected]
Subject: Re: CS>article, "Silver is a potent nerve cell toxicant"
Can anyone discredit that study, how it was performed, and its
conclusions? Here is the link again:
http://www.environmentalhealthnews.org/ehs/newscience/silver-is-
potent-neurotoxicant
I mean aside from saying "it ain't true" can someone really
deconstruct it scientifically?
thanks,
sol
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