Colloidal Silver is very small silver particles suspended in pure water. It has been consumed for years and touted as a natural antibiotic and may be absorbed effectively through the skin. Silver is a pure, stable, non-toxic element with no known side-effects. It has been used extensively in food preparation and preservation for years overseas , and it is now produced, after extensive compatibility testing for skin care.

It might appear that all colloidal silver solutions are interchangeable. After all, they are all tiny particles of silver in purified water. The only room for difference would seem to be the concentration. However, this is not so. Two colloidal silver solutions with the same concentration might produce very different effects. "The Micro Silver Bullet" reports that one colloidal silver product currently on the market inhibited the growth of E.-coli at a level of 1500 ppm.

The Environmental Protection Agency's Poison Control Center reports no toxicity listing for Colloidal Silver. These reports seem to reflect that it is considering it harmless in any concentration. Other studies and information seem to show that Colloidal Silver is the safest and best alround natural antibiotic germ-fighter we have. So far, there has been not a single record in the files of the FDA-USA stating about ANY side-effects..

Many studies seem to reflect that Colloidal Silver has been proven to be useful against many different infections and is toxic in concentrations of only 5 ppm (parts per million = milligram) against almost all bacteria, protozoa and certain viruses (see independent BYU study).

No. The Microbiology Laboratory at Brigham Young University found Silvagen to be at least two to three times more effective than the other colloidal silver products tested. All the tests that have been carried out by this laboratory have used this more effective product.

Most generators utilize a electrolysis process which allows extremely fine silver particles to be suspended in solution by the tiny charge placed on the particles. This method replaces the need for any chemicals, stabilizers or proteins and the product can be called a true isolated ionic colloid of silver. Particle size is a crucial factor. Much of the efficiency of the colloidal solution depends on the actual size and uniformity of silver particles.

Yes but it shortens the shelf life. Most colloidal silver will "fall" out of suspension when frozen. Freezing will break the glass bottle the colloidal silver is stored in.

Absolutely! But We must advise you to seek your veterinarian's advice when supplying any pet with mineral supplements.

Answer: To support the immune system. Colloidal Silver may be taken orally or topically; applied directly to the skin. It can be used vaginally, anally,or as a nose wash. Liquid silver water may be applied directly to the skin. A few drops on a Q-Tip or Band-Aid may be used to disinfect any wound or sore.

Silver is an antimicrobial substance. Therefore, we can understand that it might be helpful, where it can come into direct contact with pathogens. In Laboratory tests it has been confirmed for its tremendous efficacy in a very short time- toxinfree! For the Indian circumstances and drinking water situation (esp.

Many people experiment with taking from one or two teaspoons to 2 to 6 tablespoons each day. You may even experiment with larger doses if you have a cold or such. We cannot over stress the importance of consulting a licensed medical practitioner. Much information seems to report that adults take one tablespoon 3 times a day for four to seven days, then cut down to one tablespoon per day. Children or babies would use a proportionally smaller dose.

Plastic bottles can reduce the shelf-life because of the electrostatic charge build up on the bottle.

It is best to take colloidal silver by itself according to the suggested use. If you are taking medications or supplements consult your doctor prior to taking colloidal silver. (If the doctor to says they haven't heard of colloidal silver or they don't recommend its use, then ask for the reasons why)

Answer: Yes but it shortens the shelf life. Most colloidal silver will "fall" out of suspension when frozen.