Rise of the Phantom Menace

8 responses to “Rise of the Phantom Menace”

1. ddduke says:

   January 12, 2016 at 4:11 pm

   One would do well to know that bacteria cannot mutate around elemental catalytic silver. This is a relatively new technology that has been available as a nutritional supplement for a few years. It is not a conventional ionic colloid. The Pennsylvania State University four year study of this technology named it a nano-catalytic silver hydrosol, in their peer reviewed and published paper. You can google that term for more info.
   The nano-catalytic silver hydrosols have cured final stage malaria, which is a microbial parasite, in over 1100 Africans to date, in 5 days or less and for about $5.00 per patient. It has also been clinically successful against resistant gonorrhea and tuberculosis. It is showing great promise currently in two ongoing university studies in the US against AIDS/HIV.
   The link for the Silver Bullet tech mentioned in the video doesn’t work for me, but I’d wager it is a redirect to a private label marketer of this technology. All of the relevant published studies done on this technology can be accessed here, http://www.lifesilver.com

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2. RuthAnn says:

   January 13, 2016 at 8:32 am

   Just an FYI but when I tried to access the link listed in comment from ddduke I got a high risk warning – malicious site. I would be interested in reading about the study you (ddduke) mention. Another way to access it?

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3. LongtimeIOCinvestor says:

   January 16, 2016 at 5:20 am

   Yes, the link is to a marketer of a couple of “silver supplements “, one apparently a skin gel and another for a tooth gel. I have practically no medical expertise, and in fact did not even read the marketing piece fully but the products marketer at least implies it is related to “nano-catalytic silver hydrosol”

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4. LongtimeIOCinvestor says:

   January 16, 2016 at 5:32 am

   Oh, and they apparently offer a couple of “silver solution” products which my guess is, are designed to be ingested. This link is, in fact the same one suggested below, by dduke.

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5. Ira Gerard says:

   January 17, 2016 at 11:28 am

   What about ozone for treating viral and bacterial infections?

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6. windofchange says:

   January 19, 2016 at 1:43 am

   I had to use silver socks w/o compression in the beginning and now with compression for cellulitis that allopaths and hospitalization only worsened, not helped. I’m now adding raw honey in the program. I may be old, but mobility is better with healthy legs.

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7. motleyalaskan says:

   January 26, 2016 at 3:48 pm

   I make my own colloidal silver water…it kills both viral and bacterial problems….I even use it to sterilize my counters ! Our local hospital now even advertises that they use it for open wounds ! In higher PPM it will even cure aids and Ebola!

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8. David Getoff, CCN FAAIM says:

   December 8, 2017 at 2:03 pm

   I have been using MESO SIlver in my practice for 20 years. I have so many patients and students which sing its praises I can’t count them all. I am just amazed at how many other colloidal silver products, which are nowhere near as good but spend loads of money on marketing, are better known by both the public and health professionals. SO far, every single Doc who I have told to try the Meso silver has switched from their current better marketed brand. I have ZERO connection with the manufacturer other than that I have purchased probably 50 gallons of their product over the years and would not be without it in case we have an epidemic. There is a good article in the articles section of my web site on colloidal silver in general. I also LOVE ANH and ask my students every semester to support you guys.

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