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[SeaGal]

I remember when a popular colloidal silver bar soap was all the rage on the Beauty Board a few years ago, havent heard of it since that rage passed. Not sure if anyone turned blue, at least no one admitted to it! I really dont think I would take it internally tho. Sounds kinda scarey, it might serve you well to thoroughly research this product before you start poppin it internally imo...

Wish ya well R&R...

[SeaGal]

I just realized this is a spray? What do you do with it, do I dare ask where you gonna spray it?

I cant see that a topical spray would be any worse then the soap they sell.

eta~I use a neem hydrosol I buy from Garden of Wisdom for a itchy spot on the arch of my foot, works wonders so I checked to see if they carry this cs hydrosol and sure enough they do, seems safe enough.

Sorry, I tried to link it but the page wont come up, R&R go to Garden of Wisdom .com, put colloidal silver hydrosol in their search bar and see if that is the same stuff. I trust that their products are safe.

[voyager1980]

On 4/3/2014 garmer said:

Well, I believe Newport sold this stuff, vitamins and health store junk, for a living before she retired. If I remember correctly, that is...

That would explain her encouraging R&R to use it. She sold this kind of stuff or years. I wonder if the sales people in these kind of stores make a commission.

Who is Newport?Were posts poofed?

[Rainbows and Roses]

On 4/3/2014 SeaGal said:

I just realized this is a spray? What do you do with it, do I dare ask where you gonna spray it?

I cant see that a topical spray would be any worse then the soap they sell.

eta~I use a neem hydrosol I buy from Garden of Wisdom for a itchy spot on the arch of my foot, works wonders so I checked to see if they carry this cs hydrosol and sure enough they do, seems safe enough.

Sorry, I tried to link it but the page wont come up, R&R go to Garden of Wisdom .com, put colloidal silver hydrosol in their search bar and see if that is the same stuff. I trust that their products are safe.

I will check it out............I called the doctors office but he was in surgery.........I am not using it in my mouth as spray unless it is safe. Thank you.

[garmer]

Is it recommended for burning mouth, R&R?

[stilltamn8r]

Many substances can be absorbed through the skin into the bloodstream- topical patches for nitroglycerine, Estrogen etc....

Skin can be a formidable barrier, but is not like "saran wrap"- things can still be absorbed through the dermis, stratum corneum and sweat glands...

[voyager1980]

On 4/3/2014 Rainbows and Roses said:

On 4/3/2014 SeaGal said:

I just realized this is a spray? What do you do with it, do I dare ask where you gonna spray it?

I cant see that a topical spray would be any worse then the soap they sell.

eta~I use a neem hydrosol I buy from Garden of Wisdom for a itchy spot on the arch of my foot, works wonders so I checked to see if they carry this cs hydrosol and sure enough they do, seems safe enough.

Sorry, I tried to link it but the page wont come up, R&R go to Garden of Wisdom .com, put colloidal silver hydrosol in their search bar and see if that is the same stuff. I trust that their products are safe.

I will check it out............I called the doctors office but he was in surgery.........I am not using it in my mouth as spray unless it is safe. Thank you.

Spray water. It'll do just as good as this snake oil & won't be dangerous. Talk to YOUR doctor not somebody else's. What if YOUR doctors already giving you drugs & this will mix w those in a bad way? SMH

[garmer]

I think she wants it to spray in her mouth. That sounds risky, isn't it a topical spray?

[SeaGal]

R&R, I doubt your MD will touch this subject, just saying...

[KathyPet]

On 4/3/2014 SeaGal said:

R&R, I doubt your MD will touch this subject, just saying...

I am notnsure if she is trying to reach her own MD or the MD that the woman who sold the product to her said recommended it. if she is trying to reach the second MD guess what he will say??.