Frequently Asked Questions
Q: How is Colloidal Silver most effectively used? Q: Does silver have a historical use other than as a medium of monetary exchange? Q: How is silver able to inhibit the growth of one-celled micro-organisms? Q: Are colloidal silver products safe? Q: If silver is such a potent anti-microbial agent, why isn’t it used by mainstream medicine to treat people with illnesses for which there may be no other help? Q: Does the generic term “colloidal silver” have more than one possible definition? Q: What is the USFDA’s definition of “colloidal silver” and why are they concerned about it’s usage? Q: Are colloidal silver and colloidal gold “drugs” or do they interact with drugs? Q: Can colloidal silver or colloidal gold cause an allergic reaction? Q: Can colloidal silver cause Argyria? Q: Can colloidal silver cause one to feel ill? Q: Which colloidal silver is most effective, ionic or non-ionic? Q: How important is silver particle size and is a high ppm colloidal product required for effectiveness? Q: Does colloidal silver kill only “bad” bacteria, leaving “good” flora unaffected? Q: Are colloidal silver products containing gelatins/proteins, salts, or nitrates effective? Q: Why is there an EPA Reference Dose, (RfD) for silver if it has no associated adverse effects ? Q: Why is Advanced Colloidal Silver a dark greenish brown color rather than clear?
