The use of high PPM silver citrate, like its mild silver protein counterpart, presents an increased risk
for argyria.
Using tap water or salt in the production process produces a low quality product with a needlessly high content of actual silver, and can place a user at risk
for argyria with long term use.
I stated that he was placing people at risk
for argyria by publishing that colloidal silver made with a sodium / salt primer created an unstable, scientifically proven inferior product.
Not exact matches
(1) Another study estimated the minimal oral dose
for producing
argyria to be 25 to 50 grams taken over a 6 month period.
It appears that those afflicted with
argyria of recent origin used doses grossly in excess of amounts indicated
for therapeutic effects.
The risk factors
for developing
argyria depend on the dose of the silver product, the type of silver product, the duration of exposure, the route of exposure (i.e., ingestion, inhalation, or skin contact), and on the exposed individual's physiology and health.
Risk of silver toxicity or
argyria may be reduced by avoiding any silver consumption
for a period of three to four months after the completion of a therapeutic regimen.
To reap the immune system benefits of colloidal silver without any risk of
argyria, look
for a silver suspension containing the smallest particles of silver.