There is the story of Paul Karason, and though he died from a heart attack, they say it was unrelated to silver levels, you ABSOLUTELY WILL turn blue after repeated use and it does NOT go away. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paul_Karason
Also, there is the story of the woman (Love has Won) claiming to be some sort of "spiritual leader", who also took massive amounts of silver, which did make her blue, who died around her cult members, who then mummified her body and didn't notify police of her death for a bit. www.denverpost.com/2021/12/03/amy-carlson-mother-g… They say she died from multiple different things, including she was a HARD-core alcoholic (very sad, because she CLEARLY was not spiritually enlightened or even appeared to be on a path of inter-reflection and personal change, still being ruled by the lure of alcohol). The story is so incredibly sad, and again they haven't concluded that all that silver in her system played a role, but it just seems that if a doctor(licensed) would NEVER prescribe silver internally, and actually warn Against it, then common sense, or reasoning should say NOT to consume this. I'm absolutely NOT a cheerleader for big pharma, but for goodness' sake just because silver has antimicrobial properties, and fights against infection, doesn't mean you can/should ingest it...I mean isopropyl alcohol is an effective topical solution to rid a cut of infection, but should you DRINK IT?????? No, no you shouldn't. Silver it is effective when used topically, such as in creams and ointments. My ex-husband was burnt badly in the early 90's and the Dr. prescribed Silvadene, and cream that had silver ions in it, so it's an effective element, but not to be taken internally.
2. I'd be EXTREMELY cautious in where/who you get information from, especially medical and/or spiritual guidance. Many people have made a business out of spirituality, and money/status, etc. is their main motivation. These types of individuals should be scrutinized, as they prey upon individuals seeking to better themselves. You can tell the people who are fraudulent, motivated purely by material wealth/fame, they always label themselves as some sort of "illuminated" being, that has experiences and knowledge that no one else has, they are "special", they have been sent here to illumine others-these people are pseudo-spiritual "gurus", who are working with the lower self. Sometimes these people are in full belief that they ARE "special" and should be treated accordingly, whether this be because of an emotional scar from childhood, or some other issue within the psyche, they take on a state of elevated self, becoming very egotistical and all actions being a self-serving one. When you see a person who has monetized all their videos, given "lessons" or guidance to people who pay a certain fee, but not to those who cannot pay, the have "merch" available, they have sponsored products they endorse, write books for profit, take on sponsorships to peddle some product, etc., these people are not here to "share the good word", or to help humanity with the information that they have freely received, you know, "freely you have received, so freely give". I do realize that when sharing information there are costs involved, and people donating toward that cause is all good and well, but when the persons whole reason is financially motivated, you should really be wary of what sort of information they are promoting.
The person you have mentioned, above in your comment, may be one of these types of individuals. Here is a link to his linked In page, where he says about himself "He is a serial entrepreneur..." And honestly his "spiritual AI" program project freaks me out and gives me the creeps, but that's just my opinion. My point is, nowhere is he licensed or accredited to offer ANY medical advice, it's all about his self-promotion, so please don't drink colloidal silver 🙏. Take the time to click thru and read what he's saying, this man is entirely 💵 driven. www.linkedin.com/in/secretenergy/?originalSubdomai…
After you have looked through that, you can see, with this link, georgia.arrests.org/Arrests/James_Bomar_6648744/ that there is a history with his actions being driven by money. I very much believe someone can change their ways, learn from bad choices, and be a whole new person, but it kinda just looks like he was on this path of being fraudulent to get money for quite some time. I don't believe if he had learned it wasn't right to defraud people, back in 2001-2004, that he would be selling himself as this spiritual metaphysician and preying on individuals seeking to better themselves, or find themselves, or whatever. I've scanned through a handful of his YouTube stuff, and other various things I found on the internet, and my advice is to be VERY careful. You are free to make your own decisions, but I felt I should share the previous information, and my opinion, since you were curious about the silver and the "metaphysician" Sevan (anagram of Evans, his middle name) which un-ironically Sevan can mean "the embodiment of service", - sacred number 7...also it means Lake. Please, please be careful of where you "drink your water" from, and one last time, to be sure you've heard me- PLEASE do NOT take silver internally ☠.
The answers to your own personal spiritual evolvement are within you my friend, your BEST teacher is your higher self, maybe take a break from all the social media and take time to be with and within yourself; ask for your higher self to speak with you and guide you accordingly. If you do this with a pure heart, the door will be opened unto you my friend, and you will not rely on the guidance of others.
May you be healthy and grow according to your own individual needs my friend, have a beautiful day!
ARC1111
@reggaetony2806 I'm making this reply public, for anyone else who may believe that ingesting colloidal silver is beneficial to their health.
1. You should not take it internally under any circumstances. health.clevelandclinic.org/is-colloidal-silver-saf… The top manufacturers of colloidal silver have been in litigation (Finland) about the false claims made. www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC7786010/#:~:t…. A girl ends up in hospital with silver toxicity in Minnesota www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC6543947/
There is the story of Paul Karason, and though he died from a heart attack, they say it was unrelated to silver levels, you ABSOLUTELY WILL turn blue after repeated use and it does NOT go away. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paul_Karason
Also, there is the story of the woman (Love has Won) claiming to be some sort of "spiritual leader", who also took massive amounts of silver, which did make her blue, who died around her cult members, who then mummified her body and didn't notify police of her death for a bit. www.denverpost.com/2021/12/03/amy-carlson-mother-g… They say she died from multiple different things, including she was a HARD-core alcoholic (very sad, because she CLEARLY was not spiritually enlightened or even appeared to be on a path of inter-reflection and personal change, still being ruled by the lure of alcohol). The story is so incredibly sad, and again they haven't concluded that all that silver in her system played a role, but it just seems that if a doctor(licensed) would NEVER prescribe silver internally, and actually warn Against it, then common sense, or reasoning should say NOT to consume this. I'm absolutely NOT a cheerleader for big pharma, but for goodness' sake just because silver has antimicrobial properties, and fights against infection, doesn't mean you can/should ingest it...I mean isopropyl alcohol is an effective topical solution to rid a cut of infection, but should you DRINK IT?????? No, no you shouldn't. Silver it is effective when used topically, such as in creams and ointments. My ex-husband was burnt badly in the early 90's and the Dr. prescribed Silvadene, and cream that had silver ions in it, so it's an effective element, but not to be taken internally.
2. I'd be EXTREMELY cautious in where/who you get information from, especially medical and/or spiritual guidance. Many people have made a business out of spirituality, and money/status, etc. is their main motivation. These types of individuals should be scrutinized, as they prey upon individuals seeking to better themselves. You can tell the people who are fraudulent, motivated purely by material wealth/fame, they always label themselves as some sort of "illuminated" being, that has experiences and knowledge that no one else has, they are "special", they have been sent here to illumine others-these people are pseudo-spiritual "gurus", who are working with the lower self. Sometimes these people are in full belief that they ARE "special" and should be treated accordingly, whether this be because of an emotional scar from childhood, or some other issue within the psyche, they take on a state of elevated self, becoming very egotistical and all actions being a self-serving one. When you see a person who has monetized all their videos, given "lessons" or guidance to people who pay a certain fee, but not to those who cannot pay, the have "merch" available, they have sponsored products they endorse, write books for profit, take on sponsorships to peddle some product, etc., these people are not here to "share the good word", or to help humanity with the information that they have freely received, you know, "freely you have received, so freely give". I do realize that when sharing information there are costs involved, and people donating toward that cause is all good and well, but when the persons whole reason is financially motivated, you should really be wary of what sort of information they are promoting.
The person you have mentioned, above in your comment, may be one of these types of individuals. Here is a link to his linked In page, where he says about himself "He is a serial entrepreneur..." And honestly his "spiritual AI" program project freaks me out and gives me the creeps, but that's just my opinion. My point is, nowhere is he licensed or accredited to offer ANY medical advice, it's all about his self-promotion, so please don't drink colloidal silver 🙏. Take the time to click thru and read what he's saying, this man is entirely 💵 driven. www.linkedin.com/in/secretenergy/?originalSubdomai…
After you have looked through that, you can see, with this link, georgia.arrests.org/Arrests/James_Bomar_6648744/ that there is a history with his actions being driven by money. I very much believe someone can change their ways, learn from bad choices, and be a whole new person, but it kinda just looks like he was on this path of being fraudulent to get money for quite some time. I don't believe if he had learned it wasn't right to defraud people, back in 2001-2004, that he would be selling himself as this spiritual metaphysician and preying on individuals seeking to better themselves, or find themselves, or whatever. I've scanned through a handful of his YouTube stuff, and other various things I found on the internet, and my advice is to be VERY careful. You are free to make your own decisions, but I felt I should share the previous information, and my opinion, since you were curious about the silver and the "metaphysician" Sevan (anagram of Evans, his middle name) which un-ironically Sevan can mean "the embodiment of service", - sacred number 7...also it means Lake. Please, please be careful of where you "drink your water" from, and one last time, to be sure you've heard me- PLEASE do NOT take silver internally ☠.
The answers to your own personal spiritual evolvement are within you my friend, your BEST teacher is your higher self, maybe take a break from all the social media and take time to be with and within yourself; ask for your higher self to speak with you and guide you accordingly. If you do this with a pure heart, the door will be opened unto you my friend, and you will not rely on the guidance of others.
May you be healthy and grow according to your own individual needs my friend, have a beautiful day!
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