Re: Re: Have the tonic cider ready, collodial silver?

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That would be funny and yet also very sad. I have to ask you a question if I may being a new member. What is collodial silver, uses? Just I have never heard of this term before.

Debra

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From: SV <shavig@...>health Sent: Sunday, April 26, 2009 11:18:37 AMSubject: Re: Re: Have the tonic cider ready, new flu out

Yep, me too! I just came from an AA meeting in a very small room and at the very end a white guy (sorry, but that's what he is) spoke up and in the course of his sharing mentioned he just got back from Mexico. He was just sharing he was down there looking at a business and never mentioned the flu, but I could see people lean back away from him! It was funny. I know he didn't pick up on it as he didn't make excuses, but I sure know some other folks did. They were the smoker, overweight folks to boot.

What's your thoughts on collodial silver to go in the arsenal?

Shari

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I'm hoping someone else will step in here because I do not know what it is exactly only that it kills pretty much every bad thing out there! My husband is the one who is more knowledgeable on the stuff. I know it has something to do with electrical currents running through water with silver added. I hope I'm at least a little close to right.

Don't worry someone will step in and give you the correct information.

And welcome! Glad we have some new folks on this list.

Shari

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Hi Debra and welcome. Here is a great link to explain all about CS...

http://www.all-natural.com/silver-1.html

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That would be funny and yet also very sad. I have to ask you a question if I may being a new member. What is collodial silver, uses? Just I have never heard of this term before.

Debra

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[Guest guest]

Isn't there something to watch for when buying cs? I remember there was a problem with people actually turning silver and the formula was changed? Or was it the method of making it changed?

I guess I'm asking if I were to buy it who would I trust?

Shari

[Guest guest]

Colloidal silver is pure silver dissolved in distilled water, to make it super-simple. It kills one celled organisms by inhibiting their intake of oxygen, They can't get resistant to it.

It is used for mouthwash, sterilizing bandages, sheet spray, ATM button spray, skin disinfectant, counter top cleaning, etc.

Easy to make, expensive to buy.

Gayla

Re: Re: Have the tonic cider ready, collodial silver?

That would be funny and yet also very sad. I have to ask you a question if I may being a new member. What is collodial silver, uses? Just I have never heard of this term before.

[Guest guest]

Thanks, for the link it was very informative. ;o) Has anyone tried this on the group and if so what were the results?

I'm from California, nice to meet all of you.

Debra

Hi Debra and welcome. Here is a great link to explain all about CS...

[Guest guest]

hmmm... while easy to make, my concern (as a newbie) would be ... how

easy is it to O.D. on cs? scary scary!

Kelvin

On Sun, Apr 26, 2009 at 7:54 PM, Gayla <aeranch@...> wrote:

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> Colloidal silver is pure silver dissolved in distilled water, to make it

> super-simple. It kills one celled organisms by inhibiting their intake of

> oxygen, They can't get resistant to it.

> It is used for mouthwash, sterilizing bandages, sheet spray, ATM button

> spray, skin disinfectant, counter top cleaning, etc.

> Easy to make, expensive to buy.

> Gayla

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[Guest guest]

Shari I make my own. But the thing with people turning blue is from over-indulgence. You don't have to drink loads of it daily. It can be use topically for many things.

I have directions if I can figure out how to upload them.

Re: Re: Have the tonic cider ready, collodial silver?

Isn't there something to watch for when buying cs? I remember there was a problem with people actually turning silver and the formula was changed? Or was it the method of making it changed?

I guess I'm asking if I were to buy it who would I trust?

Shari

[Guest guest]

I use it. I make my own.

Results were disinfecting a bad infection in a young goat. Excellent mouthwash. Good nasal flush.

I don't take much internally. I like my gut flora alive, not dead. So I generally use externally for whatever I want disinfected.

Gayla

Re: Re: Have the tonic cider ready, collodial silver?

Thanks, for the link it was very informative. ;o) Has anyone tried this on the group and if so what were the results?

I'm from California, nice to meet all of you.

Debra

Hi Debra and welcome. Here is a great link to explain all about CS...

[Guest guest]

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[Guest guest]

I honestly don't know. And I don't think anyone else does either. I think it

varies from individual to individual. If you read the OD cases, they are

taking it several times a day for many days or months.

Gayla

Re: Re: Have the tonic cider ready,

collodial silver?

> hmmm... while easy to make, my concern (as a newbie) would be ... how

> easy is it to O.D. on cs? scary scary!

> Kelvin

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> On Sun, Apr 26, 2009 at 7:54 PM, Gayla <aeranch@...> wrote:

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>> Colloidal silver is pure silver dissolved in distilled water, to make it

>> super-simple. It kills one celled organisms by inhibiting their intake of

>> oxygen, They can't get resistant to it.

>> It is used for mouthwash, sterilizing bandages, sheet spray, ATM button

>> spray, skin disinfectant, counter top cleaning, etc.

>> Easy to make, expensive to buy.

>> Gayla

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