Re: BIRDS tolerate Silver Colloid? FISH?

my dad got some sickly puppies given to him and we gave them silver and they snapped right out of it. they have been wiggling ever since.

my cats have been dosed a couple of times and they always seem more alert afterwards. the biggest gain for them recently has been being on non-fluoridated water supply. the colors of their coats are more vivid after six months or so and they are not nearly as lethargic and, well, stupid! this has not seemed to do the same for my teenagers! (kinda kidding, their grades are all good)

i did some advocating of CS on the animal forum here and tried to get feedback but not a whole lot. what i did get was good. it seems most mammals do well and avians. i am not so sure about reptiles. with fish, you may be right in that it may kill good bacteria and certainly increase the health of algae and such.

i would imagine the fruit eaters (birds) would benefit the most, as this is where silver naturally occurs in food and this is no longer present in most commercially available food. the very best would be to feed it to plants and then eat the plants. i have not gotten that far in my experiments yet. i would think melons would be a perfect subject for such a study.

i have always thought that silver would do quite well in agriculture, but with no money in it, the regulators would have a fit. dairy cows and poultry would be ideal!!!! if you were commercial, though,the "man" would have your you know whats though!!!!!!!!