The element silver has long been recognized for its health benefits, even before the specific pathogens it combats were identified. For over 6,000 years, silver has played a medicinal role in human history. 1
Historically, silver was employed to treat burns and wounds and to purify drinking water. Royalty frequently used silver flatware, plates, and cups, as it was believed these items reduced the risk of illness and disease.
However, with the advent of antibiotics, silver's role in mainstream medicine waned. Yet, among proponents of alternative health treatments, its use persisted for addressing bacterial, viral, and fungal infections. Recently, there's been a resurgence in recognizing silver's efficacy, especially in burn and wound dressings.
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