Re: my experience with colloidal silver

I agree heartily with Fenster, except my experience was in the reverse.

I first tried MesoSilver as a spray on my leg after battling cellulitis for about a month and a half to two months on a series of four different Antibiotics and seeing no improvement after taking the Antibiotics orally and using a topical prescription Antibiotic ointment. The oral Antibiotics would seem to start working, then the bacteria would develop an immunity to them and I would have to change medications. One in particular gave me horrible side effects that my pharmacist later told me could be irreversible or even fatal. (That was AFTER I had suffered the side effects. No brochure came with the antibiotic, and the pharmacist didn't warn me about it in advance, nor did the prescribing doctor.)

After no improvement--in fact, feeling so ill I couldn't hold my head up at work--I finally decided to take matters into my own hands and start using my sample of Mesosilver as a spray-on topical antiobacterial. I started seeing an improvement almost immediately, but I soon ran out and bought a bottle of what I thought to be the same thing at a health food store, which I began taking orally, and a gel that I apply topically. The bottle I take orally turns out to be a clear, silver hydrosol rather than the pure Colloidal Silver (the difference is explained on MesoSilver's links, true Colloidal Silver being typically darker in color than water, not clear). My leg is again looking angry, red, and swollen. Today, I ordered another bottle of the real item--MesoSilver--online. It's more expensive but effective.

Check out MesoSilver's links for yourself, rather than believe the scam stories about the "Blue Man" (actually there are two; one of whom made his own ionic silver solution (not pure Colloidal Silver suspension) and then further misused it by adding salt (a real no-no) and a tanning bed to "set" the solution; the other who drank massive amounts of the same type of solution daily for years. But please, visit the MesoSilver site and educate yourself about the difference between the ionic silver these above two men took, and true colloidal silver.

Basically, ionic silver is insoluble once it enters the body; colloidal silver stays soluble and does its work. There are also other important differences, however.

I am merely a user, not a paid advertiser. I am in no way connected with MesoSilver (except as a customer) and am not remunerated in any way. I merely experienced the differences between prescription antibiotics and true colloidal silver, and between an ionic silver solution and true colloidal silver suspension--MesoSilver.