[Enterprise]

Interesting article discussing the pros and cons of silver nanopartices.

[conserv8]

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[BipolarBob]

Where can I buy this? I need some supercharging.

[Recompennation]

Me no trust study!

[bunkerhill7]

I eat with real silver silverware.

[nevadapatriot]

Figured the colloidal silver fanboys would come out of the woodwork

[AZJeep]

Since antiquity, the antibiotic properties of silver has been well known,
E.g. silverware were made of silver, because people noticed that eating wit silver utensil kept them healthy (well, they did not cleaned the utensils to well then).
Holly water has been exposed to silver to keep it clean. Common communion cups were made of silver,...
Silver kills anything - bacteria, fungi...
So silver has been used to apply to open wounds and skin infections if nothing else works.
The problem is that silver also kills body cells.
So body silver exposition should be limited.
But this article really make sense. For some reason, all the bacteria and fungi never developed resistance to silver. So using silver with antibiotics will make them more useful for
resistant bacteria.

[arthurus]

I have been using silver nano for years to substitute for the antibiotics the doctor has prescribed and to very good effect. Doctors knew about silver as an antibiotic decades before the advent of penicillin. Decades before that homesteaders knew to drop a silver dollar into the rain barrel to keep the water drinkable. If I get a deep cut or a gash I bandage it with an old silver dime or quarter over the wound to prevent infection.