Colloidal Silver Information

Silver has been used as a natural antibiotic for millennia. One of the earliest recordings of silver being used to keep water fresh comes from the ancient Greek historian Herodotus. He wrote that the Persian King Cyrus would only drink water that came from a certain river that ran along the Persian capital. […]

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Upper respiratory tract infection, or URTI, strikes an estimated one billion times every year in the United States alone. That is more than three cases for every U. S. resident. It is an illness that is caused by any kind of infection of upper respiratory tract, that is, the nose, sinuses, and larynx.
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CNN and Consumer Report both warn of danger from taking colloidal silver. The danger they are promoting is a condition where skin turns blue called argyria. What both of these organizations failed to do is perform due diligence in verifying the information contained in their stories. Each organization failed to research easily […]

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Candidiasis, or yeast infection or thrush as it is more commonly known, is a fungal infection of the candida species. While yeast infection is typically thought of as a vaginal disease, it is entirely possibly to acquire male yeast infection. One can have candidiasis in their mouth, skin folds, or armpits. Symptoms of […]

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The immune system is a complex network of organs, tissues, enzymes and cells that all work in concert to eliminate disease and keep people healthy. If an immune system is not strong enough to quickly fight a disease with a bacterial pathogen, a doctor may prescribe antibiotics. But with the current crop of news […]

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Cellulitis is a bacterial infection that inflames the connective tissue under the skin. Cellulitis usually occurs on or near breaks in the skin such as lacerations, burns, bug bites, and blisters. It is vital to recognize and treat cellulitis early. It usually leaves the skin feeling tender, hot, or itchy. Cellulitis sufferers may […]

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