Weird.
I've just been researching the toxicity of nanoparticles. I have a paper in my hand that clearly states that silver nanoparticles of size 15nm can dramatically increase reactive oxygen species and inflammatory response.
Of course this is a size dependant short term study and the particles have not yet had time to aggregate as they surely would in the human kidneys, liver and lungs with prolonged exposure, altering the catalytic surface presented. In the long term, at the very least this "treatment" will immunocompromise the "patient" (any initial positive effects will likely result from the placebo effect combined with the increased inflammatory response), and from that point it's a toss up between dying of kidney failure or some kind of granuloma. Could take a while though, the human body can take a lot of this kind of punishment.
But seriously, excessive colloid silver consumption turns you blue FFS. Is that not a clue?
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wtf?
i'm sorry, i only speak english ;)
will scroll down and see the goat in action. always happens when i'm not here!
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Avast is still alive!!!!, Tue 10 Mar 2009, 21:12,
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ive missed his rants
i think hes relurked back to his cave and herb garden.
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Captain Pilchard The king of B-movies!, Tue 10 Mar 2009, 22:00,
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