The last guy that I met that talked like you had blue-gray skin. Well then he's an idiot and has been drinking it every day ignoring the MASSIVE ALL CAPS WARNI

The last guy that I met that talked like you had blue-gray skin. Well then he's an idiot and has been drinking it every day ignoring the MASSIVE ALL CAPS WARNINGS not to. I've used colloidal silver internally maybe three times in the last five years. This isn't silly like arguing against thermodynamics, but it is an extraordinary claim and anecdotes are just not going to cut it. It's not an extraordinary claim at all: silver in small concentrations is well known to be an anti-bacterial agent. I've used it against dysentery. It worked. In gel form it heals burns and keeps them sterile with nary a gauze in sight. Motorcycle manufacturers churn out pairs of socks by the million which are polyester impregnated with silver. They stay fresh. This isn't quite 'Nobel Prize' territory but it would be a sea change in the scientific literature and it goes without saying that we can always use a new antibiotic. If you think that the scientific literature about pharmaceuticals is this wonderfully neutral repository of human knowledge, untrammeled by commercial interest, bad science, junk test results and plain old fraud, then be my guest. If anecdote is all you have to offer, however, please refrain from troubling us with reading it. Naah, I'm just getting warmed up. How about good old oxygen? I have first hand experience of people with full blown AIDS going into full remission after ozone therapy. It's almost trivial to do too: get the patient's blood - if you can call the horrible black sludge that someone with a CD-4 count of 20 has blood, but never mind - ozonate it until it's cherry red, and stick it back in him. Lather, rinse, repeat. No anti-retrovirals or hellishly expensive treatements, just oxygen. Unpatentable and of course not profitable. And therein lies the heart of our problem with modern medicine.