History of colloidal silver
Prior to the introduction of antibiotics, colloidal silver was widely used in hospitals and has been used as a bactericide for at least 1200 years.

In ancient civilizations the wealthy stored and ate their food from silver vessels to stop bacteria from growing. It was observed that the ancient Greeks families who ate from silver utensils were rarely sick and had very few infections. The knowledge was passed on to kings, emperors, sultans and members of their royal courts. American settlers often put silver dollars in milk containers to delay its spoilage.

The old saying "Born with a silver spoon in his mouth," is not a reference to wealth, but to health. In the early 18th century, babies who were fed with silver spoons were healthier than those fed with spoons made from other metals. Silver baby pacifiers were widely used in early America because of their beneficial health effects.

Not until the late 1800's did Western scientists understand what had been known for thousands of years - that silver is a powerful germ fighter.

History of the uses of colloidal silver
Colloidal silver has been used to treat burns, wounds, infections, fungal problems, skin conditions, eyes (as a weak solution), winter ills and chills, warts, sinus congestion, foot sores, acne, gastric irritations and blistering. It can also be used as an underarm deodorant as it destroys the bacteria that break down substances released by the sweat glands.

Colloidal silver has been used for purifying water and air conditioning units.

Used on animals for abscesses and large wounds, skin irritations, parasites, bites, Seedy Toe (horses) and 'Belly-up" in Goldfish.

Used on plants for fungal and viral attacks. Spray diluted solution onto the leaves and add to the soil.

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