Colloidal silver has not been shown effective against new virus from China

AP News ^ | 02/14/2020 | Beatrice Dupuy

[Karl Spooner]

That guy also put it on his skin and then went inside a tanning bed! He was making silver chloride, which is well known for turning skin blue.

[DannyTN]

It doesn't sound like his transformation into a smurf did any permanent damage other than coloration.

But there are articles claiming it can block absorption of some medicines. Not sure if science or speculation.

I bought a bottle just as a last resort last week. Just as a last resort. But I wish I could find good science one way or another.

[DannyTN]

Yeah, use in bandages has documented science behind it.

There some silver containing wound creams as well.

Texas A&M is the only study of internal use that I’m aware of, and I can’t find it. Just references to it, which may or may not be fairly reporting it.

[hope_dies_last]

Ping for later

[Drago]

Colloidal Silver was the CBD of the 90’s.
It worked for everything.

Yep, now if they did a silver infused CBD oil! There you go!!

[grumpygresh]

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC6745401/

Reduced white counts not helpful.

[DannyTN]

This site claims three people have been cured of Argyia

The cures are near the end of the page.

Site also has some interesting reading on using silver ions with an electrical current to stimulate healing and regrowth.

[Georgia Girl 2]

Dont you believe it. Colloidal silver is an effective anti bacterial. We use it with excellent results. We also treat our chickens with it instead of antibiotics. Your skin will not turn blue.

[Georgia Girl 2]

Colloidal silver is very effective for UTI’s also.

[Styria]

Colloidal silver is an effective anti bacterial.

Too bad this is a virus...

[polymuser]

You can male your own colloidal silver, many do. DC voltage source, silver and distilled water. I make my own colloidal copper, useful stuff too.

[SeekAndFind]

RE: Dont you believe it. Colloidal silver is an effective anti bacterial. We use it with excellent results.

But Corona is Viral! Not bacterial.

[aMorePerfectUnion]

“ Colloidal silver is an effective anti bacterial.
“Too bad this is a virus...

.....

Nano silver kills fungus, bacteria, and viruses.

[BereanBrain]

If you want to avoid ANY virus, i would suggest following advice that has worked for me for 10+ years (I am now 60).

1) Fight Inflammation
2) Build Immune System

Silver is a powerful anti-bacterial, but has less effect on virus.
it’s like a fire extingusher - if the house is engulfed, it won’t work.
Much better to prevent the house catching fire.

this is done by reducing inflammation, and building immune system.
If you are interested, google it and follow intructions for reducing inflammation by changing what you eat, and supplements (like turmeric).

Then add elderberry extract 1 Tbs 2x Daily, and probiotics.
Make sure to CUT OUT prepared foods with preservatives, and take 300% of the RDA of all major vitamins.

I have not have any viral infections in 10 years.

[DannyTN]

More studies, different site.

If you keep hitting , read more studies, there are severa pages of studies.

Skimming them, does look like there are a few regarding taking colloidal silver internally.

A march 2013 study concluded anti-bacterial and anti-fungal, but didn't find anti-viral effectiveness.

[Some Fat Guy in L.A.]

Geez people, get a grip....CBD and essential oils will cure anything.

[DannyTN]

Here's an interesting study. Effective against ebola but only if taken prior to or within first couple of hours of exposure.

[DannyTN]

https://thesilveredge.com/study-viral-pathogens-and-severe-acute-respiratory-syndrome/

This one seems particularly relevant, they used it as a hyrdosol. Does that mean we need to vape it. Maybe mix it with some Propylene Glycol for a double whammy?

"CONCLUSIONS Several promising delivery methods associated with at least one formulation of electrolytically produced picoscalar oligodynamic Ag1in pure hydrosol form is generating considerable excitement as a highly strategic and tactical antimicrobial agent. It is an exceptional discovery that a single product, oligodynamic Ag1, possesses ‘multifunctional’ viral interventions making it a promising broad-spectrum antiviral agent."

[iontheball]

Not quite. Kodak has patents on silver nanoparticles for antibacterial applications. I did quite a bit of the electron microscopy to support those patents.
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It sounds like you are the man to tell us whether silver nanoparticles do perform antibacterial functions and, perhaps, whether they perform similarly against viral and fungal infections. I know that in the days of film photography, silver was used to develop pictures from camera film. It appears that somewhere in there may be a story about how Kodak stumbled onto the antibacterial qualities of silver while using it in their film developing industry.

[trebb]

Hmmmm - not long back, we had a FReeper telling us what a magic elixir colloidal silver was...of course, we have a lot of folks really into the “special supplements as a way to avoid lifestyle choices” mixed in....most of it is harmless, some of it may turn out to be helpful and the companies that make money from helping us to produce the most expensive urine and feces in the world have their niches in the Market and add to GDP/GNP...