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Hi Jason,
Several years ago I developed sinus problems, and tried using home made
EIS in a neti pot, which seemed to help, but didn't solve the problem.
So I tried making a stronger EIS using hot distilled water and leaving
it for much longer. I ended up with a dark yellow liquid - about 30 ppm
using a PWT. Mixing this with a little sea salt (otherwise it burns) I
used a sinus flooding technique - using a syringe to fill my sinuses and
soaking for a few minutes, then snorting it all out. To my surprise and
horror, masses of dark fibrous material came out of my nose. I examined
this material under a microscope, and identified hyphae, fruiting bodies
and spores. Comparing photos I took with those on an on-line mycology
site, I concluded this was aspergillus fumigatus. I also sent some of it
off to a mycology lab (I worked in a hospital lab at the time) and they
cultured aspergillus fumigatus. Several ENT doctors (including a
professor who claims to be a world expert on fungal sinusitis) told me
that it was impossible for aspergillus to be causing me any problems as
I am not immunosuppressed or allergic to aspergillus - I have since been
told by another doctor that this is nonsense. By this time I was
extremely unwell, and was fired from my job for 'incapacity'. I honestly
thought I was going to die - I had seizures and episodes of feeling so
ill I didn't recognize my wife, headaches that completely incapacitated
me for days, nausea, vomiting, diarrhoea, it was horrible. I continued
using the silver and washing out my nose, experimenting with various
things that I found would kill fungus - various essential oils, Rife,
Godzilla, various zappers and magnetic pulsers, ozone inhalation, too
many things to list, spent a fortune and went deep into debt. I also
explored ways to boost my immune system with supplements, rebounding, qi
gong etc. Eventually I added some hydrogen peroxide and DMSO to my sinus
wash mix, and washed out my sinuses as many as 12 times a day. The
amount of fungus gradually reduced and I began to feel better. That
brings me up to date. I now only wash out 3 times a day but if I stop I
feel sicker and sicker. Incidentally, my wife also has the same
infection, but not as badly. We believe we got it when our car developed
a leak in the sunroof and grew mould on the back seat, which my wife
complained about bitterly, but I wasn't too concerned about - more fool me.
There's a study here that suggests that lower concentrations of silver
don't kill aspergillus niger. I see no reason that aspergillus fumigatus
would be any more susceptible:
http://www.silver-colloids.com/Pubs/EMSL/Aniger.pdf.
Thanks for the advice about argyria. I'll keep an eye on my fingernails
- it first appears there I believe. I take 5 grams of vitamin C 3 times
a day, and over 200 ug selenium, so hopefully that will minimise the
chances of argyria. Frankly I would rather be bright blue and healthy
than have to live with this illness.
Any suggestions on better ways to use EIS would be gratefully received.
I also have a Silver Puppy to make EIS.
I am now seeing a different ENT who is taking this seriously, and
actually took an interest in my photos of the fungus. Other doctors have
looked away and said "I don't believe in that"! They have suggested
exploratory surgery under anaesthetic, which I might consider - it
depends on the results of CT and MRI scans I have next week. Thankfully
I am in the UK and get medical treatment free.
Best wishes,
Paul H
Jason R Eaton wrote:
> Hi Paul:
>
> The product you are using is a silver citrate. While silver citrate
> is very effectively at higher parts per million, please be aware that
> additional risks of argyria are associated with both silver citrates,
> silver proteins, and silver nitrates... especially when used
> intranasally.
>
> I hypothesize that the acidic solution results in rapid uptake through
> nasal tissues and directly into the skin of the face. So if you must
> use it intranasally, I strongly recommend that you solve the problem
> as quickly as possible.
>
> However, one question I have is: How were you using your isolated
> silver for the infection?
>
> Nine times out of ten, a good quality silver isolate, even with lower
> PPM, can be used to address sinus infections of all kinds, provided it
> is used correctly.
>
> Kind Regards,
>
> Jason
>