Show me a link to one peer reviewed study on the efficacy of Colloidal Silver (which is not debunking it). It's as useless as homeopathy. Hmm, let's see how most reviews from medical doctors start: Colloidal silver isn't considered safe or effective for any of the health claims manufacturers make. Silver has no known purpose in the body. Nor is it an essential mineral, as some sellers of silver products claim. Did you believe Clinton's Surgeon General Donna Shalala, when he marched out that little orc and she stood with Attorney General Janet Reno and Drug "Czar" Barry McCaffrey threatening to revoke doctors' licences for recommending medical marijuana (a successful civil challenge later backed the government off.) "Marijuana is illegal, dangerous, unhealthy and wrong," Shalala said. "It's a one-way ticket to dead-end hopes and dreams." Modern medical doctors use silver all the time. Before antibiotics, physicians used it even more frequently and extensively. Let's consult the Wiki to continue your education. First, please familiarize yourself with the oligodynamic effiect. This will be important later, so pay attention! The oligodynamic effect (Greek: oligos = few, Greek: dynamis = force) was discovered in 1893 by the Swiss Karl Wilhelm von Nägeli as a toxic effect of metal ions on living cells, algae, molds, spores, fungi, viruses, prokaryotic and eukaryotic microorganisms, even in relatively low concentrations. Data from silver suggest that these ions denature enzymes of the target cell or organism by binding to reactive groups, resulting in their precipitation and inactivation. Silver inactivates enzymes by reacting with the thiol groups to form silver sulfides. Silver also reacts with the amino-, carboxyl-, phosphate-, and imidazole-groups and diminish the activities of lactate dehydrogenase and glutathione peroxidase. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oligodynamic_effectGot it? Good, now let's move on and apply your new learning to medicine. Silver and silver nanoparticles are used as an antimicrobial in a variety of industrial, healthcare and domestic applications. Colloidal silver was used by physicians in the early 20th century, but its use was largely discontinued in the 1940s following the development of safer and more effective modern antibiotics. Hippocrates in his writings discussed the use of silver in wound care. At the beginning of the twentieth century surgeons routinely used silver sutures to reduce the risk of infection. In the early 20th century, physicians used silver-containing eyedrops to treat ophthalmic problems, for various infections, and sometimes internally for diseases such as tropical sprue, epilepsy, gonorrhea, and the common cold.http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Medical_uses_of_silver |
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I remember reading somewhere your body never processes the silver out and continued use turns your skin blue. This stuff even legal to sell?
This stuff is perfectly legal to sell (hint: teh google is your friend). 10 parts per million colloidal silver will never turn you blue, even if you drank a gallon daily for the rest of your life. The blue people messed up by taking shortcuts, using homemade equipment, and not monitoring PPM. My colloidal silver is made with a commercially produced generator that automatically cuts off once the proper (extremely low) concentration is reached. People consume exponentially larger amounts of other heavy metals all the time. The body has no trouble processing them. In fact, we'd die without sufficient quantities of copper, zinc, iron, magnesium, potassium, sodium, etc. in our diets.  |
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When are you going to sell prayers and curses?
I'll start today! Would you like me to bless your forlorn, hopelessly stagnant BTCINVEST security, in the hope of someday getting it over the offer price?  It couldn't hurt, and might help more than your hilarious "We have 69 ASICMINER shares (diluted among 10,000 pieces of my trash failstock)" PR release. P.S. Holy Water's reputation for curative effects comes from the fact it was stored in silver vessels. That's a Sacred Silver Secret! |
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I wont lie - I was super skeptical of this stuff when a buddy introduced me to it. But twice now when I've had access to it when I was about to get sick - it went away by the next day. Is it the only reason? IDK. I can tell you I normally have a pretty decent immune system. So if you have a terrible one and are looking for a magic bottle - this obviously isn't gonna do the trick. But if your looking for something that just might help you get over that cold a little quicker.... well - I strongly recommend giving it a shot!
It's good to be skeptical and also good to be open-minded. My aunt was skeptical and afraid she'd turn blue. Then she tried it because of a sore throat. The instant relief convinced her. |
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Hey iCEBREAKER, You should make a video of yourself doing the milk test with your colloidal silver that would be really interesting. You take 2 glasses of milk, put a tablespoon of colloidal silver in one, and nothing in the other, and leave them out of the fridge. one goes bad quick and the other doesn't. guess which one doesn't  search "colloidal silver milk test" on youtube! Sounds like a good fun experiment but it's not necessary because others have already done it, and silver coins have been used to keep water/milk fresh since forever. |
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Overclocked Avalon?
Magnificent.
Water cool that suxor!
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Is this actual Ag or some Waterboy Sacred Water shit (you guys know what I'm talking about, the stuff blessed by an Eskimo in the movie lol)?
Yes, it's actual Ag. I use .999 silver rods to make it. 10 parts per million to be exact, as measured with a calibrated Hana Instruments meter. Nanometer-scale pieces, small enough to penetrate cells, break off the rods and bounce around in the water. |
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 ? What do you do with it? Colloidal silver kills the entire spectrum of pathogens. So it has a million and one uses. Here's a personal anecdote: Last night I was getting a sore throat. Gargled with it. Instant relief. I'm sure you can think of other applications tailored to your personal biology. Or just keep some around, in case of Swine/Bird/Zombie Flu plague epidemics. |
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this is awesome.
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iCEBREAKER's loop
While (iCEBREAKER == WIN){
icey_lol_statement = pretty_funny_to_begin_with;
new_topic = super_win_troll;
if (smoothie_cries_moar)
topic = random_lulzy_topic_gen(new_topic);
else
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My ancestors sailed here… on a cruise ship… 9 months ago.
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[Great Wall of Text]
[Tons of Butt Hurt]
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Less than one million benny bucks needed to $36! (Coinbase doing a million a month)
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And that goes double for people who went short at $29!  |
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 ZOMG$30!!! |
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How is novacoin innovative?
Copy LTC, copy broken PPC source,......and that equals "innovative"? Novacoin is innovative in that it is the first altcoin to combine proof-of-stake with scrypt. Any other dumb questions, Mr. Fresh Off The Cruise Ship?  Litecoin is dropping like a brick. It's gone below $0.07/LTC and there's little support to prevent it from falling to $0.01. Maybe you shouldn't have traded all your silver for LTC? Smooth move smoothy!!! |
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I like the current interface just fine. Clean, minimal, works on mobiles. It ain't broke so don't fix it.  |
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FREE-MARKET? NVC is controlled by a handful of people who premine the fuck out NVC. Much like FRC and PPC and TRC and RUC....NVC is no different.
No such thing as FREE-MARKET buddy when it comes to NVC if a select few hold 90% of all the NVC.
I’ve lived on this island for ten years, ten years! Every July and part of August.
Nature abhors equitable distributions. That's why the Pareto Principle (AKA law of the vital few) exists. It's perfectly natural for about 20% of the people to hold about 80% of the *coins. Early *coin adapters are always rewarded for being innovative, informed, and active. You're just grasping at straws, in desperation to find something, anything to use against your hated rival scryptchain. NovaCoin's success is driving you crazy. Here, have another Mai Tai.  I'll put the tab on your Mahalo Rewards Card!  |
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What does me being from Hawaii have to do with me acting like an emo chick on her period?
You fail to realize that even if I new Russian, I would not have known to look in the Russian subforum for a coin launch.
If you "new Russian" you would have been able to read the posts about NovaCoin when they appeared in the unread posts/recent posts lists. And you'd be more likely to visit the Rus sub too. You are free to launch an AlohaCoin on the Hawaiian sub, so stop hating and being so jelly. Take your lithium, Midol, and Prozac, you silly haole!  |
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