CS + Selenium methionine

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Below is an item from another which i am pasting here on which type

of selenium is best to use with colloidal silver.

 

Melly

 

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There are several ways that silver is excreted from the body depending on the

form the silver is in:

 

1) Small silver particles are filtered by the kidney.

2) Larger silver particles are removed by Kupffer cells in the liver.

3) Silver in solution is generally excreted in the liver bile by using

glutathione (GSH) as a carrier molecule.

 

Or a combination of the above. For example, silver compounds with a low

solubility in water can have the portion of the compound in solution removed by

the liver using glutathione as a carrier molecule while the portion not in

solution is filtered out by the kidney.

 

Many forms of selenium complex with silver, forming compounds that are nearly

insoluble and cause the retention of silver in the blood and tissues.

Additionally, silver compexing with selenium can cause a selenium deficiency

leading to liver necrosis.

 

However, it has been shown that at least one form of selenium does not complex

with silver and that is selenomethionine. In addition, selenomethionine supports

liver synthesis of glutathione thereby maintaining silver removal by

glutathione.

 

The primary reason to take selenomethionine is to maintain the biliary silver

elimination pathway in the liver and the health of the liver. It is just my

opinion but I think a good supplement to help eliminate silver from the body is

glutathione. In addition to taking selenomethionine.

 

As to how much selenium? Too much selenium can be toxic. Personally, I would

take around 100 to 200 mcg a day. Unless one is fighting cancer where higher

dose may be desirable.

 

- Steve N