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Studies of Ionic Silver is proving to be bogus Many ionic silver products are promoted using in vitro tests that claim to prove their effectiveness against bacteria and other pathogens. The design of most of these test protocols is severely flawed, resulting in conclusions that are at best, misleading, and at worst completely false. In…
Challenge tests were performed on ten pathogens listed below. EMSL Analytical, Inc. Microbiology Division performed the testing. The tests were designed and conducted by Lori L. Daane, Ph.D., Director of Microbiology, and Elizabeth Lewis Roberts, Ph.D., Microbiologist-Special Projects. Colloidal Silver Study Results: Bacteriology The following reports are in PDF format and require Adobe Acrobat Reader for…
To the average person, antibiotic resistance may not sound like that big of a problem, at least not one that can’t be easily solved. But there is no “quick fix.” And many medical researchers believe that a rapidly increasing resistance to antibiotics is one of the world’s most pressing health problems. Since the 1940s, when the first…
The term true colloidal silver was coined by the Colloidal Science Laboratory (CSL) during the 1990s to describe a silver colloid whose silver content consisted mostly of silver nanoparticles vs. silver ions. To qualify as true colloidal silver the concentration of silver in the form of nanoparticles must be a majority of the total silver content (more than 50%).…
Silver protein products are one of the three types of products being sold as “colloidal silver”. These products are sometimes labeled as “silver protein” or “mild silver protein” — and some are simply labeled as “colloidal silver” with no mention that the product contains a protein. What is Silver Protein? Also known as “mild silver…