Colloidal Silver: Blue Man
The Blue Man
Colloidal Silver turned Paul Karason’s skin a gray hue of blue years ago after he began taking the metal to ward off infection. Karason has been on various daytime television shows that has caused him worldwide recognition as the ‘Blue Man’.
The Blue Man was given a full physical examination, which found that although he appeared extremely unhealthy, the Colloidal Silver that coursed through his body had absolutely no effect on his liver or kidneys (the two organs doctors were most concerned about).
There is little hope for the Blue Man’s skin to ever return to a normal pigmentation – the silver in his body has reacted to light, creating the blue hue – much like an over exposed picture, once it happens, it is impossible to fix (however, the hue of his blue does get lighter when he takes less Colloidal Silver). Mr. Karason has found much acceptance in his condition and has even embraced the celebrity around it.
It’s important for people to remember that taking any substance in excess, for long periods of time, is generally going to result in some kind of health problem.
If you drink carrot juice daily, in excess, for long periods of time, you skin will actually turn orange. But that shouldn’t stop you from drinking carrot juice from time to time if you like it. In responsible amounts, it is extremely healthy for your eyes, skin, immune system function and healthy organ function.
Colloidal silver is exactly the same. Used responsibly, it boosts immunity and heals bacterial, fungal and viral infections of all sorts. It even kills the deadly antibiotic¬-resistant MRSA pathogen (see ColloidalSilverCuresMRSA.com).
However, used irresponsibly, in excessive dosages for long periods of time, it can turn your skin greyish-blue, because your intake exceeds the ability of your liver and kidney to excrete it.
The key to responsible colloidal silver usage, obviously, is the dosage. There’s an interesting and helpful “Colloidal Silver Safe Dosage Report” at TheSilverEdge.com.