mcw (Michigan) on 01/08/2024
Long story short, I tried nebulizing colloidal silver. 5mL 3-5x per day and I find less dosage more often is even better. I was coughing mucus out in chunks and felt better after about 3 days.
I've done this protocol with my young children and myself every year I have the respiratory infection. It works wonders and I haven't taken an antibiotic for respiratory infection since, ~6 years.
I've also used this protocol for strep and never took an antibiotic, was done after 4-5 days even though others were on antibiotics for almost 2 weeks.
I use Sovereign Silver and a face mask with my nebulizer to get it into my nasal passages as well as my lungs.
Good luck and God bless!
Replied by emma from northern ireland on 01/19/2024
hi there please could you advise what colloidal sliver to purchase. I live in northern ireland. my kids have had terrible isues with chest infection doc keeps giving antibiotics. feel desperate. many thanksReplied by Rob from Kentucky on 01/21/2024
@ Emme in IrelandI’m not sure what is available in Ireland that you have to purchase, but most CS on the market in the USA is Ionic CS due to its safety profile. If you can’t find any CS to purchase, you can make it at home.
Best Video yet I’ve seen! How to Make Genuine Colloidal Silver go to timeline 12:12
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dhFWVaZhKcY&feature=emb_title
Replied by mcw from Michigan on 03/13/2024
I've always used Sovereign Silver. It's made with pharmaceutical grade water. Supposedly you want to avoid "nano" silver products.Replied by Art from California on 03/13/2024
Hi mcw,The great majority of colloidal silver studies use silver nanoparticles (AgNPs) to good effect. The following science article discusses the effectiveness and toxicity of silver nanoparticles compared to ionic silver :
Here is what the article concluded :
' Silver NPs has proved to be further more suitable antibacterial agent than the substances on the bases of ionic silver especially because of its significantly lower toxicity. The silver NPs, comparably with ionic silver, suppress bacterial and yeast growth at comparable concentrations equal to approx. 1 mg/L - 3 mg/L. Nevertheless, in the case of ionic silver these concentrations are also toxic against eukaryotic organisms including human cells. On contrary silver NPs effectively suppress bacterial and yeast growth at these concentrations that are not toxic to the tested human fibroblasts and also against P. caudatum, D. melanogaster or Monoraphidium sp. Based on these findings, the silver NPs do not represent any risk for human beings, when used in medical applications and commercially available products, but only under the condition that the silver concentration is retained at units of mg/L, which is sufficient for the suppression of bacterial and yeast growth. '
Art
Replied by Deirdre from VA on 03/14/2024
Sovereign Silver manufacturers ionic silver not colloidal silver, and pharmaceutical-grade water is a fancy way of saying distilled water (0 ppm). But do correct me if I'm wrong. :)Replied by mcw from Michigan on 03/14/2024
Regarding silver nano particles, I'd rather give that more time to settle. Regular colloidal silver has been used for long enough to be deemed safe. Thanks for the information though!Replied by mcw from Michigan on 03/14/2024
It's definitely colloidal silver.Replied by Art from California on 03/14/2024
Hi again, mcw,Sovereign Silver is definitely ionic silver as shown in this study of commercial colloidal silver products :
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC7765683/
Here is a relevant quote from the study :
' The absence of the plasmon band characteristic of dispersed silver nanoparticles clearly shows that 10 of the 14 products evaluated (~70%) contain silver in ionic form and should not be labeled “colloidal silver”. It appears that the large majority of manufacturers are either not aware or are simply ignoring that stable “colloidal silver” dispersions should be colored even at very low silver concentration. Four manufacturers (NaturalImunogenics, Sovereign Silver, Naturally Sourced LLC, and SilverDoc) attempt to “solve” this conundrum by claiming that the particles in their products are too small (0.8 nm) to absorb electromagnetic radiation and thus display color (Note: Based on our data and the identical value of the particle size given on the labels, these four companies appear to be selling the same product under different names).'
It is a mystery to me why these manufacturers don't spend the extra money in production costs to convert their products to actual colloidal silver, but they don't and instead try to pass their products off as colloidal silver instead of the ionic silver that it is. The cost difference to make actual colloidal silver is relatively small, especially for a commercial supplier who is making their product in large quantities.
Art
Replied by amr2003 from california on 09/30/2025
Hello, does anybody know how much CS@20ppm is used in a ultrasonic humidifier with a gallon of water capacity?
