crimsonecho
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Ok i’m gonna throw some info out there and i’m going to say that i’m not suggesting this is what takes place in this specific case but its just a possible scenario.OK, I'm going to start by saying, if I come across as irritated, it's not at you.
You didn't answer the question. You said the same thing I read everywhere "It's not safe, don't smoke it", then they go on to say... "There's are so many sources that support this." Then they either don't provide links or give a plethora of links with a crossection of bloggers, forum posts, experts... blah, blah, blah...
...but not a one say why it's harmful, refer to an expert who says the exact same thing, say it's the grey skin sh*t, or give a link to a paper or study that says something or other to do with silver but has no bearing on the conversation at hand.
My question is, "What chemical/biological reaction is happening in the plant to make a non-toxic metal toxic? People can safely ingest many times the amount of colloidal silver required to herm one branch. I'm beginning to think it's some bullsh*t urban legend.
I’m reading on nebulizing CS to help with lung and respiratory system problems. Now this “holistic” or “alternative” therapy is listed on many alternative medicine sites. They claim nebulizing CS is perfectly safe as long as its pure silver and not one of the other compounds like silver sulphate.
The other piece of info is, silver bonds with the sulfur in air and thats what gives your silver ware that black spots. This new compound is called silver sulphate.
Silver particles left sitting on those branches will form this bond fairly quickly imho.
So i choose not to take in CS this way.