Colloidal Silver is a dispersion of silver particles in water that has many therapeutic benefits. With colloidal silver the smaller the particle size and finer the dispersion, the more effect the colloid will have due to a greater area of action.
Sovereign Silvers manufacturers, Natural Immunogenics, have examined more than 60 commercial brands of silver colloid under electron microscopy and has determined that no other brand comes close to the minute particle size and exceptional particle distribution that Sovereign Silver displays.
Colloidal silver works by disabling the oxygen metabolism enzyme found in single celled organisms such as bacteria and fungi, as well as the enzyme found in most viruses. This causes the pathogen to die/stop replicating so that the immune and lymph systems can eliminate them from the body. This mode of action is such that resistance cannot develop as it does for antibiotics, meaning that Sovereign Silver is safe to use year round without worrying about causing pathogen mutation. It is specific to the primitive single celled organisms and therefore doesn't pose any danger to humans or animals.
£30.00 (including vat)
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Silver has been used for centuries as a first line of defence against bacteria from ancient civilisations using silver vessels to keep water fresh, to American settlers putting silver dollars in their milk. In the late 1800s and early 1900s colloidal silver was beginning to be understood and its uses more widespread but was limited by its cost. As antibiotics became available silver colloid was left behind with the new wonder drugs being far cheaper and easier to produce.
The technology now exists to produce far more superior silver colloids such as Sovereign Silver, at a far more reasonable cost than previously possible. This revolution in silver colloid could well see science go full circle, as antibiotics become more and more ineffectual and unable to cope with the new range of superbugs such as MRSA that are sweeping the globe and eventually being replaced by their own predecessor, silver colloid. |
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