Okay. Before there was any better alternative, a silver ion solution was used as an antiseptic. Lots of things will kill bacteria, like a solution with a somewhat high concentration of hydrogen ions or alcohol. It will probably kill your cells, too, which is why you only use it when necessary. Or it might simply cause the strange condition of argyria cited in the Wiki article. But this website is claiming colloidal silver particles ~10 nm across are a cure-all for everything. That's a red flag right there, there is no such product. The article also contradicts itself saying you want silver "Atoms" not "ions", which makes no sense, an ion is an atom, and furthermore a colloidal particle is not an atom but a bunch of atoms. And there's no reason to put scientific-sounding words like "Atoms" or "actual" Laboratory in quotes or capital letters, except to try to look impressive.
dustn1, I know something about atoms, ions, colloidal particles. The "scientific facts" link on the website is incoherent and contains no scientific studies that the product does anything. It's just rambling about how you shouldn't trust all their competitors, it has to be produced in a real Laboratory with double check lists, etc. It's extremely suspicious. It looks like it was written by a fourth grader.
And furthermore, cells uptake nano-sized particles and I don't think the effects of this are fully known. There is research to use gold nano-particles to fight cancer, because tumors will preferentially gather them up and then you can use radiation which heats up the nanoparticles and destroys the cancer cells .... but labs are still working on this, not on human subjects but just on the basic physics of it, it certainly is not yet clinically proven in humans.
I'm telling you, the internet is full of scams and the idea of drinking a daily dose of silver nanoparticles, not even a dilute silver ion solution but big 10 nm nanoparticles, which will enter your cells and we still do not know how that affects cells .... that's scary. Please be cautious!
