In the March issue of the Dr Clark Zentrum Newsletter, there is a whole page enclosed on Colloidal Silver. It states that:
“In vitro, colloidal silver has been shown to kill certain bacteria, fungus and viruses, and even tumor cells”.
As I sell colloidal silver, it would be great for me to be able claim that it kills tumor cells, but I must in all honesty say that I’ve never heard this claim before, or seen anything to back it up. The brand of colloidal silver that I promote has been far more extensively tested than any other brand available, yet I’ve never heard any mention of this before.
I will say that when my partner had cancer and the tumors had burst through the skin, colloidal silver was effective at keeping it clean. The tumors emitted a thick liquid with a foul smell (which we assumed was bacteria). When silver was regularly applied, the liquid thinned out and did not smell nearly as strong. Although from my own personal experience (rather than scientific studies) I would advocate the colloidal silver for keeping a tumor clean, I have not seen any evidence that it kills cancer cells.
That said, the Clark foundation does specialise in cancer research, so it is possible that they have been involved in research that I am not aware of.
Whilst on that subject, some of my long-term readers will remember that I reported on some of the cancer therapies we tried at that time. Sadly Michele did not make it and passed away in 2008. Some people may have been surprised that I did not say too much about it at the time or express very much emotion on my blog. I would just like to explain, that my feelings were/are private and I did not wish to share them on the internet. That is not criticise people who do share their feelings of loss on their own blogs when they lose somebody; it is just not my way and I hope that you will understand and respect that this is just my way of dealing with things.
I would like to raise a question on how colloidal silver become relevant to our teeth?
Hi Dentists Roseville
Thank for you comments and question. The other comments you left were on postings to do with oral hygene and bad breath. However, your question above about how Colloidal Silver is relevant to our teeth is attached to a posting to do with the Clark protocol which is about dealing with cancer. Teeth are not even mentioned in the above posting (very few postings on this blog are directly about the mouth and teeth).
To the best of my knowledge, colloidal silver will not do anything at all for your teeth, except to help control bacteria around them if you give your mouth a good swish round with it.
I hope this helps.
Charlie
Interested in this product.