#SILVER BLUE MAN SKIN#

Just because colloidal silver inhibits bacterial and fungal growth in cell culture does not mean that drinking colloidal silver suspensions will fight infection in the body. The rationale usually given to is a classic case of making an unjustified leap to a conclusion based on inappropriate use of data. In reality, colloidal silver is so bad that only the most deluded devotees of 'alternative' medicine believe it to be anything but risk without benefit. This is, of course, a load of efflux from one of Mike Adams' colon cleanses. James Howenstine in A Physician's Guide to Natural Healing Products that Work. In the hospital, the therapy is administered by a special nebulizer as well as orally,' reports Dr. This preparation has proven effective in patients with HIV.

Marchial-Vega had considerable clinical experience with a colloidal silver preparation that contains between 20 and 25 parts of silver per million parts of water. For a weak immune system, these types of pneumonia are sometimes unbeatable, making alternative measures a necessity. These types of pneumonia are very difficult to fight with traditional antibiotic treatment moreover, people with weakened immune systems, such as acquired immune deficiency syndrome, are especially prone to them. It is under these extreme conditions that patients may justifiably consider using colloidal silver internally - but only under the direction of a qualified health practitioner such as a naturopath.ĪIDS-related pneumonia due to staphylococcal, pneumocystis, streptococcal, klebsiella and fungal infections may also warrant internal use of colloidal silver. In this sense, colloidal silver is a lifesaver: When all else fails, it can beat infections presumed unbeatable. She had to get dermabrasion done in order to lighten the tone of her skin, but she still looks far from normal.Ĭolloidal silver is touted as a ' super antibiotic.' That credulous idiots like Ã¼ber-quack Mike Adams enthusiastically embrace it, touting it for practically any infection with a disclaimer to have a naturopath supervise (as if that would prevent argyria): Still, it's bad enough, as these photos show. There is, for example, the case of Rosemary Jacob, who also has a case of argyria, but not quite as bad. Of course, it helps that I had come across this phenomenon before.

#SILVER BLUE MAN SKIN#

When the preview for the story came on, with a brief shot of Karason, I piped up that he had clearly been using colloidal silver, which turned his skin blue. His skin really is a silvery-blue color, and the video above gave me a rare opportunity to impress my wife. Indeed, he has perhaps the worst case I've ever seen. What Karason has is clearly a case of argyria, a known complication of chronic use of colloidal silver. 'After it turned your skin blue, your still drinking it?' Made by extracting silver from metal, into water with an electrical current, and drinking it, it's billed as something that will cure just about everything that ails you. What Paul did was use a substance called colloidal silver. A friend I hadn't seen in months saw me when I was at my parents' house and said, 'what did you do to your face.'' 'The change was so gradual I didn't notice it. The 57 year old started making the transition from fair skin and freckles to this about 14 years ago. Paul Karason is blue, and an 'alternative medicine' remedy, colloidal silver, made him that way: A former Oregon man who's skin is bluish-purple is hoping to put down roots here and find acceptance.

I first saw it a couple of days ago on the local ABC affiliate, and it seems to be making the rounds of many affiliates nationwide. I was reminded by this by a news story that's been making the rounds of the media. One of the bad ways people never cease to amaze me is how someone can continue down a path that has obviously caused them harm. Sometimes it's in a good way, when a person whom I would least expect to be capable of it does something really kind or brilliant.

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