Not one person has turned blue. Ever,” the post reads ... One publication documented a 73-year-old man who developed argyria after ingesting colloidal silver for five years.

A man who turned blue after taking silver for a skin condition ... he also claimed he had self-medicated doses of colloidal silver, a suspension of silver in a liquid base. Silver, which has ...

Paul Karason, a man made famous after his skin turned ... Karason’s skin turned blue after he used colloidal silver, a liquid made by extracting silver from metal, to treat his dermatitis ...

Photos of a man who inadvertently turned ... The supplement had an unusual side effect – the colloidal silver in the supplements turned his skin blue. Karason’s story started going viral ...

Paul Karason, the man ... blue skin for at least 10 years. Argyria is caused by the build-up of a silver compound in the skin and other body tissues. When that compound is exposed to light, it ...

And, of course, overuse risks turning you blue forever ... having apparently forgotten the blue man he doubted. Oz told Paltrow he uses colloidal silver as a daily throat spray, and so do his ...

Montana Libertarian politician Stan Jones, for example, turned his skin blue by consuming colloidal ... of the silver solution. According to medical research, a 56-year-old man who took a teaspoon ...

Will the colloidal silver products currently on the market turn you blue? The Harvard Health Letter ... For example, a 59-year-old man was sent to the emergency room because he looked cyanotic ...

one of the weirdest may be taking colloidal silver. People drink the silver solution in an attempt to keep infections at bay, but those who drink too much turn a disturbing shade of blue-gray ...

Over time, this puts your skin at risk of turning blue. But even smaller amounts could cause side effects. The only safe colloidal silver products are the ones you use on your skin, like creams ...

“It’s impossible for pure colloidal silver to turn you blue. That’s why the FDA hasn’t been able to ban it. … Not one person has turned blue. Ever,” the post reads. The image attached ...