Rinse & rePeat
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“Years ago I read that I could kill the toenail bed fungus that I acquired during my toxic mold exposure (never had it before that; the mold exposure was lengthy and extreme) -- and I tried topical colloidal silver on three toes that had bad fungus in the nail bed. I put wet cotton balls on my toes all night for two weeks, as the information I read said you should do. When they say don't take advice from the internet, they should point to this particular advice as advice not to take.
It didn't work; and apparently I absorbed a LOT of silver because I now have blue strips on all my fingernails above the moons (argyria, which you CAN get from colloidal silver if you are dumb enough to overuse it the way I did) and my left foot and left calf twitch and cramp pretty much 24 hours a day; I can only slow it down with huge doses of potassium (arrived at through experimentation with a number of minerals.) This is no longer a "new" phenomenon because it has been going on for years now. I need to chelate OUT the silver and have never found any way to do that. “
It didn't work; and apparently I absorbed a LOT of silver because I now have blue strips on all my fingernails above the moons (argyria, which you CAN get from colloidal silver if you are dumb enough to overuse it the way I did) and my left foot and left calf twitch and cramp pretty much 24 hours a day; I can only slow it down with huge doses of potassium (arrived at through experimentation with a number of minerals.) This is no longer a "new" phenomenon because it has been going on for years now. I need to chelate OUT the silver and have never found any way to do that. “
Is it possible to chelate silver?
Years ago I read that I could kill the toenail bed fungus that I acquired during my toxic mold exposure (never had it before that; the mold exposure was lengthy and extreme) -- and I tried topical colloidal silver on three toes that had bad fungus in the nail bed. I put wet cotton balls on my...
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