Re: Is there a WRONG brand/type of CS to nebulize? (bronchial issues)

I have no plans for international travel this year. Though if I did, I doubt I'd be visiting any Colloidal Silver processing facilities. :)

As for false reports, I'd first question the obvious. ie, Mesosilver has a rather heavy footprint on the particle silver industry, and I'm thinking they wouldn't simply sit back while others published false claims about their product. Though above all, I can't think of any better reason to set the record straight. IOW. Mesosilver could have easily debunked such claims over the course of the years with proper data. But the absense or lack thereof tells me that the report is most likely factual.

As for CS and the bloodstream, I don't think anyone disputed this. ie, did you look at the scientific paper linked in my previous comment?

The short of it is, it has been widely known that CS is most effective when entering the bloodstream as opposed to the stomach for quite some time. Which is why most all CS suppliers(including particle silver) instructs people to hold CS under the tongue for a min. of 3-5 mins. Though what's interesting however is where both particle AND ionic variants will contribute to Argyria once in the stomach. And so the claims that particle silver are somehow safer in that respect are unfounded.
Whereas the Ionic variant is the only solution that has proven to have broad spectrum capabilities. - safe mold inhibition of course. Then again... there are various base metals that accomplish this and so I'm really not sure how significant the so called bread experiment really works out to be in the end.

On the topic of testimonials. I wouldn't discount them. ie, if the properties of particle silver make it an effective anti-fungal agent(for example) then I could see how people could benefit from drinking it. Though I'm not convinced that Ionic solutions are any less different either. ie, when the so called bread tests were conducted, what solutions/concentrations were used? Were the solutions fresh, were they accurately measured etc etc. And I'm not saying this to discount the value of either product, though the issue of controlled data remains on the table at this time.

Having said that, I'd be very interested in conducting this test myself. Though the costs of the products is so absurdly high that I'm really not inclined to spend that kind of money myself. I wonder if Utopia and Mesosilver would consider contributing to a small scale experiment to help settle the issue. - I know I'd have no issues donating a bottle of my own homemade solution. :)

In the end, we are all entitled to our own beliefs on matters. ie, you believe no home solution could be as effective as those produced in a facility etc. Though I prefer to place my faith in measurable data when it comes to such things. ie, controlled tests are worth far more than any empty claims and so-on and so-forth.

Though above all, it is the gift of placing the wellness of others into their own hands that stands out in cases such as these. - Granted, the introduction of particle silver has made an impact. ie, the introduction stable products has certainly helped curb Argyria fears. Though without observable proof of effectiveness, I'm afraid we have very little to go on beyond that of belief. Let alone, putting wellness back into the hands of the people rather than in businesses. - my two cents :)