The Truth About SeaSilver
The other week I saw this strange post in a small, low-traffic web forum regarding a product called SeaSilver.
The post made some claims that I found very hard to believe, but I let it go at first. Then I noticed a discussion
starting to form around this post, and one of the respondants started making claims that sounded even more ridiculous.
(presumably, this users was also a SeaSilver advocate.)
Being naturally inquisitive, I decided to do some research into the matter. The second SeaSilver advocate's stated
"facts" were very easy to disprove. I never did hear from him again, but the original poster decided to take issue
with my arguments and respond on the behalf his newly mute advocate. This lead me to look into the claims of this
SeaSilver product more closely.
I argued back and forth with this man for a good number of threads, presenting the research I found which completely
opposed his own statements. He was unwilling to provide any references or valid counter-arguments, except for his
continual insistence that my sources were misinformed.
Seeing as how the discussion was going nowhere, I gave my final arguments and ignored his expectedly thin rebuttal.
But now I'd done all this research, and had only posted it to an out-of-the-way, low-traffic forum where nobody
would see it. I believe that people deserve to see the information that I've gathered, especially if they, or
soembody they know, are considering becomming associates of this company. That's why I've set up this webpage.
I will list the arguments presented to me on behalf of SeaSilver, and show the research that I've come up with
regarding the topic.
What I hope is that you, who visit this webpage, are people who like to think for yourselves. If you take one
look at the SeaSilver website and completely agree with everything they say simply because they make all sorts of
tremendous claims, use scientific sounding buzz-words, and make claims to a wide range of shocking statistics, then
you're not going to like what I have to say.
On that same token, you shouldn't take my word for everything either. If something I say doesn't seem right to you,
I encourage you to do your own research. I base most of my statements on the research that I've done, but that doesn't
mean that I'm necessarily right. If you feel that you need to correct a statement I've made, I'll be happy to listen
to your reasoning. You can send me an email about anything you see on this
website.
I'm not claiming to be an expert, but I have done my homework. When I quote statistics and other data on this website,
it's often referenced from sources that DO lay claim to 'expert' status on the subject. If you have any information
discrediting any stastic or source I've posted, I ask that you email it to me in a civilized manner for my consideration.
I'm less likely to listen to you if your message reads more like an attack.
