While I think it is critical that all people learn how to make silver colloids, I still worry about the possibility of negative experiences. If the g eneral public of today begins making unlimited amounts of colloidal silver, there will no doubt be some people who will get themselves into trouble, either by ingesting fantastic amounts, or simply by being deficient in selenium and vitamin E. Argyria is permanent and irreversible. That's what all the medical books say. At the moment, argyria is still a rare and archaic condition. In looking over EPA data on argyria, I began to think about the powerful properties of vitamin E relative to the human face.
Vitamin E removes lipofuscin deposits, commonly known as liver spots.
I learned this firsthand by taking 4,000 IU of a high-qua lity vitamin E every day for six weeks to eliminate a number of liver spots on my face that had developed in my early forties. Vitamin E is also known to be helpful for heavy metal poisoning. The EPA documents showed that vitamin E and selenium deficient persons sometimes contracted argyria at one fifth the minimum dose thought to be necessary to incur the condition. One might assume that the absence of vitamin E and selenium are like a gat e that's been left open, allowing silver to go where it shouldn't go. To me, it seems more logical to think that silver is normally present in the face by virtue of the fact that once silver is in the blood it will be circulated to all areas of the body.