Colloidal Silver

Colloidal Silver has been used medically for many decades, and for good reason. Colloidal Silver is said to safely kill over 650 disease-causing bacteria, viruses, fungi, parasites, and molds. Like all other medication or antibiotics however, people have good and bad things to say about it.

Colloidal Silver is supposed to work in a way that antibiotics can’t. The problems we face with antibiotics are that while they are helpful, they can cause problems in other areas of our body. Most antibiotics have side-effects and are not necessarily safe for anyone to use. Taking too many antibiotics can also cause many more problems to someone in the long run. One reason for this is that antibiotics can harm the body’s good tissue while it fights the bacteria, virus or fungus. Colloidal Silver on the other hand is said to kill the disease causing bacteria, virus or fungus without harming our good tissue, so there no side effects or harmful effects in the long run.

There is however the issue of the’ blue man’. There have been claims that taking colloidal silver turns people bluish gray, a condition called Argyria. This claim however is blown way out of proportion. Only a handful of cases have Argyria linked to colloidal silver (7 known cases in the decades it has been around), and that by people who have taken too much of it or who have made colloidal silver at home. Now I’m a do-it-yourself kind of person, but making something like an antibiotic at home is not something I would ever recommend to people, and we all know that too much of anything is not good for you! That’s where words such as overdose or doses come to use.

People who take Colloidal Silver have only good things to say about the product, and among the good remarks the most common statement I read or hear about is that they do not get sick anymore. This is a part of the personal testimonies of people who have taken Colloidal Silver for a few months or even 15 years. That pretty much got me convinced.
The facts are that it’s been around longer than most antibiotics, it has shown no side effects when taken properly (and even when not taken properly only 7 ‘maybe’ argyria cases are related to it) and it has been proven to work! How can you argue with that?