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[Ateyo leSyaksyuk]

Fugates of Kentucky: Skin Bluer than Lake Louise - Yahoo!

My friend found this article and forwarded to me!
I've heard of blue blood, and true blue, but this is amazing!!!!!!!!!!

gma.yahoo.com/fugates-kentucky-skin-bluer-than-lake-louise-200247843--abc-news.html

[Raiden]

Originally Posted by Ateyo leSyaksyuk

Fugates of Kentucky: Skin Bluer than Lake Louise - Yahoo!

My friend found this article and forwarded to me!
I've heard of blue blood, and true blue, but this is amazing!!!!!!!!!!

gma.yahoo.com/fugates-kentucky-skin-bluer-than-lake-louise-200247843--abc-news.html

It's not blue skin.

It's an extremely rare blood disorder that makes skin appear blue.

Skin with blue pigments in it would be "blue skin".

[Human No More]

Lucky

[Moco Loco]

I'd venture to guess he was more of a pale blue than na'vi blue, but any shade of blue on skin would look shocking.

[Niri Te]

We saw a Television news special back in the late nineties or around 2000, that showed a guy that went WAAAAY overboard on the Colloidal Silver thing, and actually turned blue, even his tongue!! But it was a really WEIRD looking blue.
ta Niri Te

[Ateyo leSyaksyuk]

One of the women in the family was dark blue almost purple.
Some of the people born with this anormality die of oxygen deprivation to their major organs. The dark blue woman lived into her eighties without any side effects.
I wouldn't want to comprmise my health by having deficient blood that couldn't deliver oxygen where it is needed, nor would I drink collodial silver. I would paint myself blue once in a while though!

[Human No More]

Originally Posted by Niri Te

We saw a Television news special back in the late nineties or around 2000, that showed a guy that went WAAAAY overboard on the Colloidal Silver thing, and actually turned blue, even his tongue!! But it was a really WEIRD looking blue.
ta Niri Te

Argyria. It's more of a greyish colour, but is faintly blue.

http://www.chemistryland.com/CHM130F...4/argyria1.jpg

Originally Posted by Ateyo leSyaksyuk

One of the women in the family was dark blue almost purple.
Some of the people born with this anormality die of oxygen deprivation to their major organs. The dark blue woman lived into her eighties without any side effects.
I wouldn't want to comprmise my health by having deficient blood that couldn't deliver oxygen where it is needed, nor would I drink collodial silver. I would paint myself blue once in a while though!

It's possible to have the right balance to change the pigmentation without affecting oxygen transfer (much like sickle cell anaemia - some people can have it without it being apparent due to lack of negative symptoms).
Colloidal silver isn't even particularly blue either, more of a greyish, and can also have some negative health effects - I'll also stick with paint and tattoos, unless a new method becomes available in the future