colloidal silver reduce oxygen in cells? (hologrammy2002)

September 25, 2009

No, colloidal silver only interferes with single celled pathogens oxygen metabolism enzymes to kill them. It does nothing to adversely effect oxygen in human cells.

Speaking of oxygen, Utopia Silver carries a wonderful product called OxyGen , and each capsule contains the equivalent of 12 drops of 35% food grade hydrogen peroxide derived from a combination of magnesium peroxide and pure anaerocidal oxygen.

I think it is a great way to get additional oxygen without worrying about any side effects from taking H2O2 - and I personally have a noticeable increase in energy when I take a couple of capsules.

All the best,

oleander soup , "hologrammy2002" <micfo07 wrote:>> Hi,> I read the ad(posted below in this message)> for colloidal silver, and it seems to suggest> it works by reducing your cells oxygen, is it the case?> > I ask, because the core nutrition of the oleander protocol> is very similar to the budwig protocol, and the budwig> protocol is about increasing your cell's ability to intake> oxygen.> > So if colloidal silver is about reducing the oxygen/ability> to intake/absorb oxygen, then both thing seems to cancel> each other out and interfere with each other..> > > The ad:> The Best Colloidal Silver> on the Planet> > Contains about 20 ppm of .9999 pure silver in de-ionized water. Silver inhibits the growth of one-celled organisms, (such as bacteria and viruses) by deactivating the organism's oxygen metabolism enzymes. In turn, this destroys its' cell membranes, stopping the replication of its' DNA.>