Thank you very much, Rick..

Here's the piece of info BTW which caused me to post my question to you-

I have very long hair, and was scheduled to get an MRI of my Lower Back a few years ago. The morning of the MRI I had just washed my hair, and when I laid on the table I had wet hair underneath me way down past my torso- Not soaking wet of course, but justwashed damp- (My hair clip had metal in it, so had had to be removed).

The MRI operator didn't think it would be a problem when I questioned him about whether I should get it out of the way or not.

It turned out that he had to change the table and do the MRI twice because he couldn't get a good image with the wet hair underneath me.

Good Health to All of Us,

Ladylove :)

Does Colloidal Silver help to ligh up the image? Or be used as contrast? The wanted to inyect me a toxic heavy metal called galium and i say wtf is that? And i did a research because i was ready to jump in the mri but needed the inyectoon for constrast and i say no. O put my clothing and i leave the room lol. After i investigated i say no f**king way im putting that. Chuck norris wife is f**ked up


Im looking for an alternative to light up the brain lol like lucifer light up

Colloidal Silver might work to ligh up the image, what so u say? I was thinking also gold. And lastly iron

But iron is bad but what about iron colloidal lol i dont think is good

Since it needs to have a positive charge i domt know if silver will be the solution instead of Galium and other heavy metals