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Pinelady
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Yes but at less than 1/3 of what I was doing. And it is homemade. I believe the research so far as we know it.
But like to see different particle size research. Meaning which get into the system the best and which is able to get our of the system the best...
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Having read the thread about the 97 year old woman who took it for the last 30 some odd years,(if memory serves me correct) I think there is alot of merrit to it. I am giving it a try and so far have been feeling pretty good. I agree that it is important to know the quality of what you are taking, and I will be looking to see if there is anything new on the research.
Please keep us posted if you learn of any new developments.
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I remember when they started using Gold for Crippling Arthritis... it was supposedly a breakthrough...
They just didn't know then what they know about the possibilities now. I shudder to think---
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I'm assuming Gold is not a good thing for arthritis? I haven't heard anything about that. I do know people are still taking it for health reasons...
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No it actually seemed to slow the process. But if you have ever known anyone who died with the horrible joint afflictions you can see now that it WAS a autoimmune syndrome---
whereas NOW it is most likely an infectious disease that should be treated as such.
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It's sad that so much needless suffering is still going on.. It's so important to get the word out there. Awareness is key in this fight that we are all participants in..
The silver is more powerful in my opinion and experience, but Rocephin gets to the brain and helps with neuro issues. I haven't had anything that helped with neuro issues as well as Rocephin unfortunately. Rocephin lowers glutamate while it's in your system as well, so theoretically brain herxes should be more mild, but I've heard the opposite from some people. Rocephin makes me feel real calm while it's in my system.
Off first hand experience, I think it's smarter to take silver for a few months before taking a β-lactam antibiotic such as Rocephin. I really think this may get rid of spirochetes and prevent cyst forms. Of course there really is NO RESEARCH to back up my statements.
IV Silver can spike liver enzymes. Oral seems to be effective.
I have had a lot of trouble with antibiotics, and couldn't tolerate the herxing from some, but I was able to start off on a low dosage of the silver I mentioned. It is my antibiotic of choice.
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kday: How long have you been on the Silver?
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