Colloidal silver online

[Grim Reaper]

whats Colloidal silver u lot are going about???

 

[Texaswoman]

Kelly "wuvmybetta" wrote an article in the most recent Flare magazine, put out by IBC, about it. I don't know if we could get a copy of the article and put it here or not. It basically is the best germ/bacteria killer ever. It's a natural occuring substance which in fact is good to everyone/thing.

 

[cation]

True, guess I just don't see it as worth the effort.

You and me both, sister I've got enough fish stuff to deal with already. I think I'll just take advantage of the truly fabu deal you found online instead.

 

[gale]

The only place I could find that even carried the 500ppm wanted over 50 dollars for an 8 oz bottle.

ok then I have to get it now. I cannot pass up that good of a deal no matter what.

 

[cutechic]

Thanks for the link Sorrell.

If any Canadian members see this- would you mind going to finding the shipping estimate for Canada? None of the postal codes of places around here work.

 

[Sorrell]

I ordered it last night and it doesn't ask for your credit card until after it gives you the total with shipping. Maybe go through as if you're ordering it and see what it says?

 

[cutechic]

This is the message I get:

System Message

CP : Merchant CPC Id not found on server. (P21.8 W1.5 Z2)

 

[Styx]

Gale - It was absurd how much it cost, I was shocked. And for a lesser ppm in a 1 oz bottle it was like 16 bucks.

I'll be buying some myself through PayPal soon.

 

[f250fisherman]

I'm curious. What about the theory that medicating for no reason makes the disease immune to the treatment? Like Penicillan. Best med ever, now it only works on a few things. I'm not saying it's wrong, just not sure it's a good idea either.

 

[Texaswoman]

This is not a medication. This is a naturally ocurring substance that was more common before we took it all. It is/was in water, everything, etc. Just like the fish getting minerals it was deprived of before. If you notice a betta put in water with no minerals, like straight RO water, they are not healthy because they are missing minerals and such in the water. Now, if you were to add back trace elements and some salt, the betta would perk up and become healthy and active again. Same thing with the silver. It is no longer in such an excess that we find this as a trace element in water. We are just putting something back in the water that nature placed in it thousands of years ago.

 

[cutechic]

In case any other Canadians are interested in the shipping rates:

USPS Global Express - 3 to 5 days = $17.00
USPS Global Priority - 4 to 6 days = $9.00

Must pay through Paypal or international money order for
shipping to Canada. Paypal Acct - sales@n-ergetics.com

 

[gale]

I got my silver yesterday. it's brown. For some reason I was picturing some kind of silver liquid. hmmm....

Can we get a stickied thread about how and what all to use this for?

 

[wuvmybetta]

I got my silver yesterday. it's brown. For some reason I was picturing some kind of silver liquid. hmmm....

Can we get a stickied thread about how and what all to use this for?

I've thought about it. I'll write something up later. For now here is a copy of the article I had published in Flare magazine..

Colloidal silver is a natural substance consisting of submicroscopic clusters of silver suspended in a colloid of water. Silver has long been one of the greatest destroyers of bacteria. It was soon forgotten due to the increasing cost of silver during and after the depression, so an alternative was invented and penicillin soon filled it’s shoes, although it doesn‘t hold a candle to silver and it‘s benefits.

Scientific research has proven silver to kill and destroy 650+ strains of bacteria ,fungi and virus‘ within 6 minutes of coming in contact with the germ. It‘s still used today in hospitals worldwide to treat the fragile skin of burn victims and it’s put into the eyes of newborns to destroy bacteria and avoid infection.. Since it’s a natural mineral it cannot be patented, so it’s no longer ‘prescribed’ . Silver works as a catalyst, disabling the enzyme that all one celled bacteria ,virus and fungi use for their oxygen metabolism and they quickly suffocate.

“Ok, that’s good...but aren’t we supposed to be talking bettas?”
Of course ,always .
I’ve been using silver on my bettas for years and I have seen astounding results!! I’ve brought home fish who were at death’s door and watched as they miraculously recovered before my eyes. I’ve seen over excited males bust their caudal fin and awoke to fish who were ‘good as new’. Silver is well known for causing major growth stimulation in damaged tissue.
I use silver directly in spawn tanks and I have a 98% survival rate, which proves to me it has no harsh effects on even the tiniest of betta. I’ve also never seen a ventral-less fry so I would assume that the silver destroys the accused bacteria on the bottom of the tank.. It would work very well in drip systems for extra protection against a disease outbreak.

Silver is nothing but beneficial to every living things besides a single celled pathogen.

I’ve recommended silver to my fair share of people and I usually hear “But isn’t that for people?” or “isn’t that expensive?”. The answers are yes and possibly yes. People can use it too and it is found in health food stores. And when you add up how much you’ve spent on over the counter meds to kill a super strain of bacteria/fungi, it’s really not that expensive at all.
Silver can be purchased in a wide range of ppm’s from 10-2,000. I suggest 500 PPM, it’s perfect. At 500 ppm you get the equivalent in one dropper that you would get in an entire two ounce bottle of 50 ppm. It’s worth the higher price because it lasts longer and it’s stronger. Right now I’m using 1,100 ppm. I put 5 drops in a 5 gallon bucket of aging water every two weeks, just to give you the idea of concentration differential. I use it every few weeks because trace amounts protect and strengthen the immune system.
You really can’t go wrong or overdose. I’ve used silver directly in large aquaria with no change in my readings. This is because silver does not attack beneficial bacteria. Only the bad bacteria. ~ Kelly Macomber TBS

 

[shrks1fan]

I also use Colloidal Silver for my fish, my dog and occassionally me. It does wonders for my dogs eyes, who is prone to getting lots of "eye snot" as I call it, hehe, that stuff that forms in the corner of their eyes and eventually comes out and gets hard and crusty. She has allergys as well as a 3rd eyelid problem (they don't retract all the way so they collect more "gunk" from the air which causes more "eye snot"). If I give her CS most days, her "eye snot" is greatly reduced. I've also heard some people will put it in the corner of their eyes for eye problems, but I think you need to make sure you have a very small particle size for that (I've never done it, internally works just fine for her). I also used it myself, internally, when I got a severe infected gum/tooth. I had this tooth problem happen to me not too long ago and required mouth surgery (he had to go in and physically clean out the infection and pack it with antibiotics), I then had to go on tetracycline for 10 days to keep the infection from returning. Well I didn't want to go through this again and the pain and area was very similar as the first time, so I took a good amount of 500ppm CS each day, usually twice a day as well as swished some through the bridge area of my mouth where the pain was (I have 2 bridges) for external purposes. Within a couple days the pain dissappeared and I never had to see the Dentist. Now I don't know for 100% certainty it was the CS, it may have cleared up on its own, but it hadn't done that for the previous 3 days, and was only getting worse, so I believe it was the natural Antibiotic, Colloidal Silver.

Colloidal Silver was what used to be used as an Antibiotic before we had things like Penicilin, but then the price of silver was climbing and now there was Penicilin which could be produced cheaper, so it was all but forgotten. It's now making a comback. I also use it on cuts and scrapes for my dog and myself (especially the dog since it won't harm her if she licks it like Neosporin would).

So I usually keep 500ppm and 2000ppm on hand for all my uses.

That's my CS story

Linda

 

[Sorrell]

Linda where ya been?! I was just asking someone about you today glad to see you here