Date:   9/28/2014 4:41:33 AM ( 11 y ago)
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Okay thanks for that. Though I'd add that the only reference to resistance I could find in this particular article seems to be that of a statement or warning that we should use enough. Because if we don't kill them, we make them stronger. That being said, I see nothing in the report that would provide evidence or data to support the notion that silver resistance is possible.

That being said, the reason I'm particularly interested in this is where I've been taking CS several times per day, every day for a little over two years now in an effort to stave the effects of a bone infection. And what's outstanding with this particular condition is where the infection sites in bone never effectively heal, and more importantly, where this results in a constant need for control so as to avoid Septicemia. Which has proven to lead to resistance in all of the relevant Antibiotic families over the course of my initial treatments spanning approximately four(4) years. And more importantly, where this doesn't seem to be the case for CS.

For example, having taken Colloidal Silver on a daily basis for a few years now, the overall effectiveness of the solution seems every bit as impactful as when I first began taking CS. And so based on this, it appears as though Colloidal Silver is not subject to resistance, even in cases where bacterial or microbes are never effectively wiped out.

Hope this helps.
 

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