Guest guest Posted October 12, 2004 Report Posted October 12, 2004 - I don't know if this is true or not. I came across it accidentally when researching colloidal silver. The one thing I can say that I know is true is that it is impossible to figure out dosing for this product. (Or, at least I haven't been able to figure it out.) If this company is disreputable, I feel bad about it because I have recommended the magnesium to many people on this list. http://www.silvermedicine.org/argyria-cases.html " We are aware of three reported cases of argyria from the product: Water OZ. Fraudulent claims are constantly made by the manufacturers of Water OZ, who at one time were forced out of the State of Nevada for their business practices. Water OZ staff members have traditionally refused to disclaim the exact contents of Water OZ. Their product remained a mystery until analytical work performed by the staff of the Colloidal Science Laboratory, Inc., performed a series of advanced tests which revealed that the silver content was not " pure, with nothing more than water " , but actually a highly concentrated silver citrate compound. " I am also a major worrier and I was concerned that a company that was making this silver product and the magnesium and calcium that my son was taking could possibly mislabel their product and I could wind up with the silver instead of what I ordered since all their products look the same. Quote
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