Distrustful of doctors, Karason had started drinking the silver solution 14 years ago after seeing an ad for it in a magazine. He claims it cured several chronic conditions he had, including sinus problems, arthritis and acid reflux. When he put it on his face to treat a severe case of dermatitis, his skin turned blue. Read more: http://today.msnbc.msn.com/id/23030062/#ixzz0o0FoRuK7
It's Papa Smurf! I knew they were real. I can't believe he put that on his face, not to mention drinking it.
Get your facts right, he started taking it because he promised a friend that had to take it for medical reason that he'd take it with his friend. That's what he said on Oprah.
from what i remember this guy must be from that posse that is called the "blue man" group? he he he he
I was freaked out when I saw a man with the exact color of the face as that guy, now I feel relieved! Is it reversible ?
I would guess it's permanent, like a tattoo. I was goofing around with a pencil in grade school and stabbed myself in the palm with the tip. I still have a little grey dot there over 30 years later.
Can you feel it, or see it? I think mine is just the color left from the lead. I'm sure it didn't break.
I can't really feel any bump so maybe it's just the color. It's been so long don't remember exactly what happened. .....and the Smurfs are the first thing I thought of too when I saw this guy.
i have a piece of graphite (pencil "lead") in my right arm, about three inches above the back of my wrist, from where another kid stabbed me with a sharp pencil when i was in the third grade. yes it is still visible under the skin. that was 55 years ago, thereabouts. i'm not sure what that's supposed to have to do with anything. graphite isn't silver, nor lead. it is a form of carbon. harder then coal and softer then diamonds. it seems to not have affected me by being there in any way, nor to itself have been.
a palm reader had bad things to say when she noted my blackspot from a pencilstab . just lately my old dad showed me he has a blackspot too . he's 80 years old .
