[GGpaX4DumpedTea]

You are right - antibacterial soaps are bad. These super-resistant bacteria and virus strains are not resistant to hydrogen peroxide nor are they resistant to colloidal silver. There are also many natural and herbal remedies for stuff that are better than the antibiotics that cause the mutated resistant strains.

[nmh]

"You are right - antibacterial soaps are bad. These super-resistant bacteria and virus strains are not resistant to hydrogen peroxide nor are they resistant to colloidal silver. There are also many natural and herbal remedies for stuff that are better than the antibiotics that cause the mutated resistant strains."

It sounds crazy but what you stated is exactly WHY I literally threw out the antibacterial soaps. I'm partial to alternative - any recommendations on herbal soaps?

[nmh]

"You are right - antibacterial soaps are bad. These super-resistant bacteria and virus strains are not resistant to hydrogen peroxide nor are they resistant to colloidal silver. There are also many natural and herbal remedies for stuff that are better than the antibiotics that cause the mutated resistant strains."

It sounds crazy but what you stated is exactly WHY I literally threw out the antibacterial soaps. I'm partial to alternative - any recommendations on herbal soaps?

[CARDINALRULES]

I love colloidal silver.

It saved my cat's life last summer. Freedom had an open wound on his back leg (still not sure how it happened), that got infected. He would get a little better then it would get worse, about 3 weeks after the injury he stopped eating and drinking.

It was Wednesday and I thought he'd be dead by the weekend. My mom suggested using silver so we put some in a spray bottle and coated the whole leg. He licked it of course so he had it both internal and external. We just kept applying it every few hours.

He was fine in just a few days and eating and gaining back his weight and fur he lost.

Today he is his usual self but now back indoors for good. He has two rat terrors to play with and torment by flicking his tail.