Rosemary's Webpage Links
The FDA's (US Food & Drug Administration)
proposed and final rules on silver drugs can be found in
the Federal Register (FR).
To find the proposed
rule in the Federal Register CLICK HERE:
To see this in a PDF or SUMMARY follow these instructions:
Go to: http://www.gpoaccess.gov/fr/advanced.html
Check off 1996 & Proposed Rules
Enter "page 53685" in the subject field. Be sure to include the parenthesis.
Click submit.
Click on TEXT in the following: [2] fr15oc96P
Over-the-Counter Drug Products Containing Colloidal Silver
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To find
the final rule in the Federal Register CLICK HERE:
To see this in a PDF or SUMMARY follow these instructions:
Go to: http://www.gpoaccess.gov/fr/advanced.html
Check off 1999 Vol. 64 & Final Rules and Regulations
Enter "page 44653" in the subject field. Be sure
to include the parenthesis.
Click submit.
Click off TEXT in the following: [2] fr17au99R
Over-the-Counter Drug Products.
Many US libraries have hardcopy of the FR.
If you are one of those who doesn't think
that governments offer reliable information on drugs, go
to Andrew Weil's website and see what he says about silver: http://www.drweil.com/u/QA/QA3690/
Andrew Weil is a Harvard educated
medical doctor and one of the leading US proponents of "alt.
medicine" and "natural
remedies".
The New England Journal of Medicine, May
20, 1999, Vol. 340:20, p. 1554, Argyria, B.A. Bouts. This
reports my case. The URL for the NEJM website is: http://www.NEJM.ORG/.
If you subscribe to the journal, you can access the article
online. If you do not, you can probably access it online
by paying a fee. Most US hospitals subscribe to the NEJM
so that if you want to see the report verifying that I
have argyria without paying a fee, you can go to the library
at your nearest hospital and read the article there. While
you are in the medical library, be sure to also look at the
case report of the 16 year old boy whose entire body was
discolored by a silver "dietary supplement". NEJM, Vol. 352:22,
Nov. 25, 2004, Medical Mystery, p. 2349-50.
The following site translates my story
into German:
http://people.freenet.de/silberkollo
This is a shortened version of an article
by journalist John Mahoney that originally appeared in a
small, local, northern Vermont newspaper, The Caledonian
Record, on July 5, 1996.
http://www.tomifobia.com/rosemary.html