Ashley, Michigan - 48806. Ashley is located in eastern Gratiot County just a mile north of M-57. This village was organized in 1884, named after John M. Ashley, then owner of the Toledo, Saginaw and Muskegon Railroad. He built a spur to the town at that time - most likely for the transportation of lumber harvested in the area.
While silver is not toxic, repeat intake of small amounts of silver over time can result in argyria. In people with this condition, silver builds up in body tissue, giving it a gray-blue appearance when exposed to the sun. In addition, the ingestion of large amounts of silver can have negative effects on the body.
Colloidal silver has also been said to help prevent eye infections in infants when colloidal silver eye drops are used, a treatment that dates back to the early 20th century. Colloidal silver has been used to treat various other ailments, including food poisoning, Lyme disease, gum disease, and rosacea. Users of colloidal silver have reported using it as a decongestant, or gargling with it to treat strep throat. Some have claimed to use colloidal silver to help heal small wounds, to treat unsightly scar tissue, or to treat other skin conditions including rashes and even acne. Aside from being used as an antimicrobial, colloidal silver has also been used to treat other infections that result from yeast, parasites and fungi. Some expectant mothers have reported taking colloidal silver to aid the babyâs growth and health, as well as aiding in the delivery and recovery.