Colloidal Silver For The Skin

Colloidal silver for the skin is probably one of the fastest growing arrays of colloidal silver products. There are many uses of colloidal silver for the skin, and several reasons you might consider using it.

Among reasons for using colloidal silver for the skin are:

1. Affordability. Colloidal silver for the skin can be inexpensive; you can even make your own colloidal silver solution at home by means of a circuit that will leech silver from a pure silver wire into pure water. Hygiene is vital, of course, but home brewing of colloidal silver for the skin can be practiced with discretion.

2. Effectiveness. Colloidal silver for the skin is believed to be very effective. Colloidal silver is well established as a bacteria killer, and colloidal silver as an antibiotic is extremely well received, though sometimes controversial. While common over the counter (OTC) antibiotic prescriptions can help treat skin problems, they can also kill off beneficial bacteria. Colloidal silver is believed to be friendly to beneficial bacteria while killing those that cause skin problems.

3. Simplicity. Colloidal silver for the skin does not have to be ingested. It can be applied topically to the surface of the skin. Colloidal silver can be an effective bacteria killer, eliminating the cause of skin eruptions.

Colloidal silver for the skin is very promising. You probably know there is a wide array of products for the skin, but many of them can be costly. Some may even be dangerous. Colloidal silver is safe when used sparingly, but be sure you buy true colloidal silver for the treatment of acne.

Among uses of colloidal silver for the skin are:

1. Face cream. Colloidal silver face cream promotes beautiful skin by repairing damage and preventing infections.

2. Acne treatment. Colloidal silver is an inexpensive, easily-applied, and effective treatment for acne.

3. Treatment for scars and stretch marks. Colloidal silver eases away scars and stretch marks, promoting clear, unblemished skin.

4. Treatment for cuts and abrasions. Colloidal silver kills infections before they have opportunity to start.

5. Treatment for poison ivy, etc. Many have used colloidal silver to clear up bad cases of poison ivy, poison oak, or poison sumach.

6. Treating insect bites. Colloidal silver attacks potential infection, killing the bacteria connected with it.

7. Underarm deodorant. Since underarm odor is caused by bacteria, it is believed colloidal silver prevents odor as it kills bacteria.

Colloidal silver for the skin has been lauded as a solution for many different skin problems. It seems to work for all, healing by killing off bacteria.

Colloidal silver for the skin works as does internal dosages of colloidal silver. Pathogens and other microorganisms on the skin that come in contact with the colloidal silver suffocate from lack of oxygen. The colloidal silver dissolves the oxygen metabolizing enzyme found in most primitive organisms, a process similar to an electrochemical reaction. This unusual property makes colloidal silver able to perform successfully where other antibiotics cannot. Bacteria and the other microorganisms on the skin need oxygen to live, grow, and reproduce. Deprive them of oxygen with colloidal silver and they die.

Hints:

- Be sure you buy only true colloidal silver. True colloidal silver contains the proper size particle and a safe parts-per-million ratio. True colloidal silver has been effective against many bacterial issues.

- Use colloidal silver for the skin sparingly. More is not necessarily better. Some products have too high a parts-per-million ration. Others have silver particles that are too large. Either can lead to potential trouble.

Caution: A potential undesirable side effect of colloidal silver for the skin is Argyria. In Argyria, silver is deposited in the body in too great an amount. The deposited silver reacts with the sun through a process similar to that of the development of a photographic negative, turning the skin a bluish-gray color. This is most likely to occur if your product is not true colloidal silver.

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