Kathryn Said:

Why do mainstream medicine apologists attack colloidal silver?

We Answered:

Colloidal silver is extremely dangerous. They used to think it could cure everything, but it actually cures nothing, it might have a placebo effect but it's doing more harm than good. Search google images for the blue man or colloidal silver skin, and you will see that it makes your skin turn greyish then bluey grey. All of the silver is toxic and building up inside you. If it makes your skin grey, it is also damaging your internal organs. Unfortunately, this damage is slow to undo itself or you may just never go back to normal (like the blue man). Colloidal silver is a scam and is extremely dangerous, the scammers selling it prey on people who want a miracle cure for all sorts of ailments and don't bother to do a quick internet search to see if it is safe or not.

Claude Said:

Can I get into Johns Hopkins, what are my chances?

We Answered:

You marks would seem to be good enough to get yourself into an Ivy League school, but regardless going to John Hopkins is hardly to be considered a step down from an Ivy League school. John Hopkins and Harvard are considered the two best medical schools not just in the US but in the entire world. You couldn't hope to attend a better school.

Good Luck!!!

Ruth Said:

What are my chances of getting into Johns Hopkins University?

We Answered:

It sounds like you have a pretty good chance of getting in. Go ahead and see if you can get in, and have fun in med school. I also would like to see if I could go to med school because of all of my medical experience, but because of my current medical situation I don't know if I will be able to make it through med school or even keep my grades up enough to be able to get into med school. Good luck!

Patricia Said:

Im worried, is my son going to be alright?

We Answered:

Well he has a average GPA which is good, but you haven't posted the SAT/ACT so I can't really determine since that's a big factor as well
But I assume its good. The EC is also good so I believe your son definitely has a chance as long as he did well on his SAT/ACT