28 Nov 2022 2:56 pm
Colloidal silver is a broad spectrum bacteria killer so it will harm good gut bacteria. The question is extent and in whom.DeezerShoove » 28 Nov 2022, 3:08 pm » wrote: ↑ I checked the website. Seems like a worthy product.
I always get to wundrin' when they don't clearly state the dosage or how long a bottle will last.
Even a recommendation (not a requirement) would be nice.
Also, what specifically does this do? Catalyst of some sort...
Websites drive me crazy if they're intentionally vague.
Is it a "results may vary..." sort of thing? Some people want to be Adonis and can't settle for a ripped Shrek?
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Long ago there was a guy selling what was nicknamed "Pig Arthritis Formula".
He called it The Body Toddy. He said things that made sense every so often.
Like: if you have liver spots on your skin, why wouldn't you have them on your organs?
I tried some of this Body Toddy. Felt better and this one big spot on my foot disappeared.
He ended up in court for something I can't remember and folded up his snake oil show.
Seems like it was about misleading customers or something. Some whiners (or plants) sued him.
Too bad. The **** seemed to work.
Had to do with what farmers were giving livestock to keep them healthy to go to market. Sounds familiar.
His was developed along the same lines.
At that time, I was interested in colloidal silver as well. Maybe they were part of the same crowd.
The Toddy guy and Colloidal guy seemed to disappear at about the same time.
Back to my original remark:
Neither of those guys seems specifically clear (perhaps intentional) about certain things.
Doesn't mean I didn't buy the logic entirely but I couldn't explain it either.
If you have insight or websites, I would welcome those.
ps
It flies in the face of Big Pharma which appeals to both you and me.
