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What is Colloidal Silver?
Silver has been used for centuries and ancient civilisations in Egypt, Greece and Babylon relied heavily on silver has a healing agent. Since then colloidal silver has been developed which makes it a lot easier and effective to use this metal for its healing properties. Colloidal silver is a solution that suspends silver ions in de-ionised water.
Silver works because it disables an enzyme that single-celled bacteria, viruses and fungi need for oxygen metabolism. This suffocates and kills disease causing organisms with no destruction to tissues, other enzymes and body chemistry. The dead microbes are then cleared out of the body by the immune, lymphatic and elimination systems. Since colloidal silver only harms single-celled organisms, humans, reptiles, plants and multi-celled beings are not affected.
Colloidal silver can be used externally in the form of gel and cream to treat cuts, abrasions, wounds, burns, blisters, sunburn, rashes, herpes sores, thrush, acne, athlete’s foot, blisters and other skin problems. You can apply it externally to the affected area about 2 or 3 times per day. Many people also apply it to the underarms to kill odour causing bacteria.
Colloidal Silver is popular as a nasal spray which treats infections in the sinuses and nasal passages and helps to relieve allergies, inflammation and blocked nose. Colloidal silver can also be ingested in the form of liquid to treat viral, bacterial and fungal infections.
You can even use a spray bottle filled with colloidal silver to clean household surfaces, bathrooms and kitchens. It is all natural which means it can be used by those with allergies and chemical sensitivities.
Pregnant and breast feeding woman should not use this product without first consulting their doctor. If you notice any allergic reactions stop using colloidal silver immediately. It is best to use it for the short term until the problem is resolved. If the offending condition does not improve with the use of colloidal silver gel, cream or liquid, please consult your healthcare practitioner.
