Too much colloidal silver - result blue skin like the Hindu god Krishna

Once the silver is in your digestive system, silver ions enter your bloodstream. The ions can pass through cellular walls, binding with amino acids inside the cell's cytoplasm. These ions retain a dark color.

Argyria most affects skin that receives regular exposure to sunlight, leading doctors to believe that silver stimulates pigment production. The combination of pigment and silver ions turns the skin blue-gray. The effect appears to be irreversible.

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For a long time I could not understand why the Hindu God Krishna had blue skin. Now I understand it - he descended from aliens who were very susceptible to infections and who protected themselves by taking colloidal silver. But the disadvantage was that their skin turned blue. Krishna's birth mother Devaki was one of them, and passed this trait on to her son Krishna, just as drug-addicted mothers can pass it on to their babies.

And he never got rid of this trait when he grew up as a foster child with a tribe of cowherds. Apparently, the concentration of silver ions in his blood was already too high. And in this pastoral tribe, he could not avoid sunlight - like a vampire?? Hence the legends that nobles have blue blood and that vampires must avoid sunlight?

Strange that all the cowherd girls fell in love with him anyway. Blue skin looks totally unattractive.