Why and when to use silver water?

Colloidal silver is a term used to describe tiny particles of silver suspended in liquid. A normal filtration process wouldn't remove them due to their small size. The size of silver particles in colloidal silver can vary, but some are so small that they are referred to as 'nanoparticles'. This means they are less than 100nm in size and invisible to the naked eye.

Silver was historically used as a universal remedy for various infections and diseases before modern antibiotics were developed. As a natural part of the human body, it supports brain function.

Lately, its popularity has been growing, and some claim that it can replace antibiotics or other treatments in treating bacterial, viral, and fungal infections. A smaller number of people claim that it helps treat diseases such as herpes, Lyme disease, tuberculosis, and even HIV/AIDS.

The options for using colloidal silver are either directly on the skin or as a nutritional supplement.

How does colloidal silver work?

It is claimed that colloidal silver has broad antibacterial and antiseptic effects when administered orally or on wounds.

It is not known exactly how it works, but research suggests that it damages the cell membranes of bacteria, thereby damaging their DNA, leading to cell death. The fact that studies have shown that colloidal silver can kill a wide range of bacteria has translated into its use in some healthcare products, such as creams and wound dressings, and medical equipment.

Silver ions are released from silver particles upon contact with moisture, such as bodily fluids.

The case of the "Blue Man"

In addition to the famous Gwyneth Paltrow, Paul Karason also drew attention to the consumption of the solution. In an effort to combat dermatitis on his face, he used a highly concentrated homemade silver compound for many years. Through homemade self-treatment, he developed argyria, a blue discolouration of the skin and mucous membranes.

You can fight microorganisms and maintain good health without the threat of "Smurf syndrome" with silver water from PROTECT in our range. Silver water is great not only for cleaning hands and minor injuries, but also helps in the treatment of acne, but remember, everything in moderation :)

Usage:

• If you are using silver water to clean your hands or other parts of your body, it is used by spraying directly.
• If you want to use it on your skin, spray it on a cotton pad and gently wipe it over your cleansed face.

You can also find antibacterial soaps with silver water, also suitable for sensitive skin prone to eczema.