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Health Benefits of Colloidal Silver
November 5th, 2009
Can liquid colloidal silver really offer the benefits that many conventional medicines can’t? It has been touted as an effective cure-all by many and I have even tried it myself on some conditions, both topically on my skin for acne rosacea and internally for tummy bloat, with great success. It is now being hailed as an effective remedy in the fight against swine flu and a natural alternative to commercially available drugs
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External Application
The solution I used was by Utopia Silver which I ordered online and I dabbed it on my face twice daily for about three weeks and this cleared up an acne rosacea condition that I had had for over 7 years.
Can it be taken internally?
Yes, it can. I took about half a teaspoonful under the tongue for the same amount of time for a tummy problem I was having and that cleared up too.
But does that mean it is effective in other more serious conditions as many claim, with its antibacterial and antiviral properties?
An ancient remedy
According to author Gen Wright, silver has been used for healing and for treating diseases for thousands of years. Ancient records mention the practice of placing water in vessels made of this precious metal. Most ancient civilizations were fully aware of its ability to disinfect which is why they placed water in these vessels.
During the time when the Roman Empire ruled the earth, the Romans used this precious metal for medical treatment. It continued to be used as a remedy during the Middle Ages in order to treat the wounded during a battle. Not too long ago people would place such a coin in a pitcher of drinking water or milk in order to prevent spoilage. The early settlers used it, and many people remember their grandparents placing silver dollars in milk in order to prolong its freshness at room temperature.
As recently as the early 1900s, silver nitrate was routinely used by American hospitals in the eyes of newborn babies as a protection against blindness in case the mother had contracted a venereal disease, and is still used today in many countries.
Colloidal Silver has been administered orally, rectally, vaginally and intravenously, and in the eyes. Open wounds and burns can also be treated too.
With burn victims, this solution serves to protect the area affected from bacteria and other germs, preventing it from becoming infected. It is not only an antibacterial but also heals skin tissue and ulcers
It has been known to bring people back to health who have suffered from unknown diseases at the time where the medical field could not help them. Medical studies have shown that no known adverse effects have ever happened from the use of properly prepared colloidals, and there has never been a recorded case of adverse reactions or interaction with any other medication.
The fight against infectious diseases
From 1900 – 1940 it was used to fight against infections or infectious diseases. There are currently five different synthetic pharmaceuticals that utilize this precious metal and mineral as one of the ingredients. Over 70% of the hospital burn units in the United States use a silver-based cream (Silvadene) as a preventative in order to treat infection in burn patients.
Various studies have shown that it has been to be able to kill over 650 micro-organisms. There are numerous test that have been done in which it has been put up against the leading antibiotics. Colloidal silver wins hands down every time. None of these micro-organisms can last longer than 6 minutes in such an environment.
Many times, conventional antibiotics do not kill the micro-organisms fully.
Silver, which acts by ’smothering’ the bacterial micro-organisms, is very resistant to mutation in bacteria. This is something that many drugs and antibiotics can’t claim.
It has been reported to be very effective in fighting against:
- eye infections, ear infections,
- acne, athletes foot, boils, burns
- hay fever, indigestion
- parasitic infections, ringworm, pinworm
- warts and yeast infections
The benefits of using such a precious solution seem to be exceedingly impressive, which makes this product a possible candidate for the perfect antibiotic for use on people of all ages, including infants and the elderly. Also, it is claimed to be able to be safely given to pets to protect them from the millions of germs that bombard the world every day.
By Gen Wright For more information, visit the Colloidal Silver resource site.
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>> Beat the swine flu with natural colloids
And since the turn of the century, people have been using it in colloidal form as an antibiotic treatment. In fact, until 1938, it was considered a mainstream antibiotic treatment.
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Aloe Vera Plant – A Quick Read
September 25th, 2009
The aloe vera plant is a multi-purpose medicinal herb common to many households across the world.
Unlike some species of plants, the aloe vera plant no longer grows in the wild. It is currently only known to live in captivity or cultivated by people for commercial use. This alone makes the aloe vera unique compared to many household plants that can also be found in the wild.
The Aloe vera plant is believed to have many properties, ranging from the soothing of burns, the promotion of faster healing to the treatment of diabetes. Because of the special compounds in the plant, including acetylated mannans, polymannans, anthraquinone C-glycosides, anthrones and anthraquinones and lectins, companies tend to include aloe to their products as additional enticement.
Aloe vera plants are exceptional, thriving in zones 8-10. It is suitable as an ornamental plant for low-water gardens, as well as indoors. Aloe does not tolerate snow or frost, dying under such conditions. If you want to keep aloe in colder climates, it must be kept indoors or in a greenhouse to prevent frost from killing it.
Being a succulent, the aloe vera plant resembles cacti and other common desert plants. As it is suited for dry climates, over watering is the most common cause of death of this plant. As the aloe vera plant should only be fed when its soil is no longer moist, it is one of the easiest plants to care for. The soil used for potted aloe vera should be compatible with good drainage, as too much sitting water will cause root rot.
When grown at home, the purpose of the aloe vera plant revolve around the treatment for burns and cuts. There are conflicting studies on how aloe vera affects the rate of healing. There are some indicators that the rate of healing may be dependent on the type and depth of the cut, and how it is bandaged. In some data, cure rate is slowed from aloe vera. Aloe vera may also be digested as a general cure.
Despite the lack of data on the increased healing and other properties of aloe vera, it has gained a high regard by the average person, granting the a plant a place in shampoos, lotions, soaps and a wide range of cosmetics. However, the gains garnered from the presence of aloe in these products is based on belief, not on concrete evidence.
The aloe vera plant is thought to have originated in Africa, with relatives of the aloe vera plant still living to date. There are references to aloe in the bible, which makes it one of the oldest documented species of plants known.
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