Guest guest Posted January 25, 2002 Report Share Posted January 25, 2002 Has anyone tried Seasilver? If so, what do you think of this product? Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 29, 2002 Report Share Posted January 29, 2002 I've never asked this question for fear of seeming stupid. I Don't take pills, but do eat home-grown foods. Our water comes from a well and has been tested, we don't need to do anything to it, or add things back. I've not paid much attention to all the new things going on and feel a little left out, here's the question: Are people really eating silver? Real silver? As in the metal. Thanks, Belinda the dumb farmer > > I've tried it and have known several others who have tried it and we all > had good results. The problem I have with it is that I don't think it is a > good idea to take colloidal silver on a regular basis because I think it > can kill the good bacteria as well as the bad. I would only take it as a > medicinal product on an as needed basis (to address bacteria, fungus/yeast > and virus's). I know of a doc who has a money back guarantee program for > people with chronic fatigue. It involves taking 16 oz a day of Seasilver > (1-2 is the recommended dose). If after 1 month you are not significantly > better, he refunds your money. I think he gets good results. > > I was working with a boy who had ADHD and his mom didn't want to use > drugs (which the school was pushing). We started him on seasilver and were > slowly increasing it to 3 oz a day. One day he snuck into the refrigerator > and drank about 12 oz of it (he loved the stuff). His mom said later that > day he threw up some mucous looking stuff and then afterwards seemed to > feel great. His behavior improved markedly and he was able to make it in > school without drugs. > > I think the company that makes it is not that ethical though. I called > and talked to one of the docs who helped develop it to question the effects > it has long term on the intestinal flora. He had no scientific studies to > back up his claim that it doesn't kill the good bacteria and was not > interested in making a sister product that leaves the silver out (so that > we could use it as a whole food nutritional product on a daily basis). > There is a similar product that does not have the silver in it called Body > Balance. I never got around to trying it though. > Barb > > Has anyone tried Seasilver? If so, what do you think of this product? > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 29, 2002 Report Share Posted January 29, 2002 Ionic silver is somehow different from the silver my ring is made of? People are taking this to prevent a virus? Belinda > It's ionic silver - very few ppm. It's an anti-viral. However, i would > prefer not to use it every day, so I'm checking out Body Balance. > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 30, 2002 Report Share Posted January 30, 2002 I've tried it and have known several others who have tried it and we all had good results. The problem I have with it is that I don't think it is a good idea to take colloidal silver on a regular basis because I think it can kill the good bacteria as well as the bad. I would only take it as a medicinal product on an as needed basis (to address bacteria, fungus/yeast and virus's). I know of a doc who has a money back guarantee program for people with chronic fatigue. It involves taking 16 oz a day of Seasilver (1-2 is the recommended dose). If after 1 month you are not significantly better, he refunds your money. I think he gets good results. I was working with a boy who had ADHD and his mom didn't want to use drugs (which the school was pushing). We started him on seasilver and were slowly increasing it to 3 oz a day. One day he snuck into the refrigerator and drank about 12 oz of it (he loved the stuff). His mom said later that day he threw up some mucous looking stuff and then afterwards seemed to feel great. His behavior improved markedly and he was able to make it in school without drugs. I think the company that makes it is not that ethical though. I called and talked to one of the docs who helped develop it to question the effects it has long term on the intestinal flora. He had no scientific studies to back up his claim that it doesn't kill the good bacteria and was not interested in making a sister product that leaves the silver out (so that we could use it as a whole food nutritional product on a daily basis). There is a similar product that does not have the silver in it called Body Balance. I never got around to trying it though. Barb Has anyone tried Seasilver? If so, what do you think of this product? Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 30, 2002 Report Share Posted January 30, 2002 It's ionic silver - very few ppm. It's an anti-viral. However, i would prefer not to use it every day, so I'm checking out Body Balance. ----- Original Message ----- From: bilherbs@... Sent: Tuesday, January 29, 2002 4:28 PM Subject: Re: Seasilver I've never asked this question for fear of seeming stupid. I Don't take pills, but do eat home-grown foods. Our water comes from a well and has been tested, we don't need to do anything to it, or add things back. I've not paid much attention to all the new things going on and feel a little left out, here's the question: Are people really eating silver? Real silver? As in the metal. Thanks, Belinda the dumb farmer > > I've tried it and have known several others who have tried it and we all > had good results. The problem I have with it is that I don't think it is a > good idea to take colloidal silver on a regular basis because I think it > can kill the good bacteria as well as the bad. I would only take it as a > medicinal product on an as needed basis (to address bacteria, fungus/yeast > and virus's). I know of a doc who has a money back guarantee program for > people with chronic fatigue. It involves taking 16 oz a day of Seasilver > (1-2 is the recommended dose). If after 1 month you are not significantly > better, he refunds your money. I think he gets good results. > > I was working with a boy who had ADHD and his mom didn't want to use > drugs (which the school was pushing). We started him on seasilver and were > slowly increasing it to 3 oz a day. One day he snuck into the refrigerator > and drank about 12 oz of it (he loved the stuff). His mom said later that > day he threw up some mucous looking stuff and then afterwards seemed to > feel great. His behavior improved markedly and he was able to make it in > school without drugs. > > I think the company that makes it is not that ethical though. I called > and talked to one of the docs who helped develop it to question the effects > it has long term on the intestinal flora. He had no scientific studies to > back up his claim that it doesn't kill the good bacteria and was not > interested in making a sister product that leaves the silver out (so that > we could use it as a whole food nutritional product on a daily basis). > There is a similar product that does not have the silver in it called Body > Balance. I never got around to trying it though. > Barb > > Has anyone tried Seasilver? If so, what do you think of this product? > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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