Date:   8/30/2009 8:15:53 AM ( 16 y ago)
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"Hello and thanks for answering. Can you tell me where it lists the PPM's. I didn't realize this and can't find where it states this. So this is not a good one to use for fungal and mold infections?"


What makes NutraSilver different from other silver or collodial silver products? It is in the manufacturing process. This colloidal product (which simply means a suspended solution) of silver is made with a proprietary clustered water. This allows the silver to attack the pathogen in a unique way, damaging its ability to utilize oxygen, and hence it is destroyed immediately. NutraSilver is also high in parts per million, being 3,600, which causes it to be a dark yellow color.

http://www.healthsalon.org/470/colloidal-silver-vs-nutrasilver-morgellons-mrs...


"You said it isn't recommended because of the skin discoloration. I thought that was very rare. All the doctor told me was not to go sit out in the sun when taking it."

JAB

It is very rare. Probably didn't have enough selenium in their systems and other nutrients. The blue skin is said to be reversible with a certain supplement regime.




 

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