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AUGUST 2010 THE RIDER /61


Colloidal Silver, Nano Size Help For Big Problems


Submitted by Terri Gilmour


Big problems require big solutions, right? In fact, it may be nano size particles in Colloidal Silver that help to keep humans and our animals healthy and capable of resisting the severity of the new super bugs. It is beginning to look as if this is the case. Dr Richard Davies stated” We are just beginning to see what extent silver can relieve suffering and save lives“. Many people already use Colloidal Silver on a regular basis to help combat colds, flu and other bacterial prob- lems with a modicum of success that is quite impressive. There are now commercially produced products avail- able which contain silver such as band-aids, air filters, pyjamas and washing machines. So, it seems the proper- ties of Silver are slowly being acknowl- edged.


Colloidal Silver seems to have a unique way of killing without resistance and mutation becoming a problem. The silver disrupts the enzyme that all one celled bacteria, fungus, and viruses use to breathe, literally suffocating them, yet it seems to protect the body’s band- aids healthy bacteria & enzymes. Colloidal Silver stimulates new growth of damaged tissue. This means that burns and cuts of all sizes heal with less scarring. It is a bonus that Silver does not sting at all when applied to open wounds. People, animals and birds easily take Colloidal Silver in food or liquid without fuss because it is taste- less and odourless.


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It has been used on various prob- lems with animals, including thrush in horses and dogs feet, eye infections in horses, dogs, cats and rabbits. Col- loidal Silver is safe for fish tanks and ponds; it helps clean up & control algae, and keeps the aquatic life healthy. It has been used on cat flu, colds in horses and goats, skin condi- tions on horses, dogs, ferrets, pigeons and chickens, mud fever in horses feet and legs, cuts and scrapes on domestic pets, and a variety of undiagnosed health problems that seemingly disap- pear when Colloidal Silver was used. The best Colloidal Silver is a clear yellow colour that is called a Tyndale effect. This is light being refracted off the nanno sized silver particles that are suspended in the water molecules, which is done by electrolysis. The parti- cles are constantly moving and will not settle on the bottom of the bottle. Solu- tions of 5-10 parts per million (PPM) made with nano size particles of 0.001 microns are the most favourable. Ionic Silver and Silver proteins have some merit to be used topically as an anti microbial, but are not recom- mended as Ionic tends to turn into Sil- ver Chloride when it meets the acids in your body. Silver Protein solutions often have protein binders such as silver nitrate, sodium hydroxide and gelatin (bacteria thrive on) which surrounds the silver particle , preventing it from doing its job, killing the bacteria. You end up with a solution that is already contami- nated which can cause argyria, turning you a grey/blue colour.


The most effective product is Col- loidal Silver that also contains Gold, another anti microbial, as the two work together to produce a potent anti micro- bial product.


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