grace1...@aol.com wrote:
> Hi all: I joined the silver list in a last-ditch effort to find > relief for my chronic urinary tract infections which are resistant to > antibiotics. I am wondering if anyone has personal experience or > trustworthy information on whether this works and how to accomplish > this? > > Easy attack, take EIS (colloidal silver) and cranberry juice (or the > extract). > Better, but more difficult attack. Use a small bulb, such as a baby's > nasal bulb and force EIS back into the bladder directly through the > euretha. Also take cranberry juice by mouth. > I have tried CS haphazardly before for urinary tract infections, with > no result, but I didn't know how much to take and for how long, or > what to expect, and perhaps gave up too quickly, thinking it was > supposed to act as quickly as antibiotics (used to, anyway). > > It should react about as fast as standard antibiotics from my > experience. > > I was also using a "mud-maker"--three nine-volt batteries snapped > together and alligator clips from Radio Shack. I am going to try CS > from a SilverGen generator which makes much better quality, and > smaller particle colloidal silver.\ > > That can make a big difference. > > I have a lot of printed information on colloidal silver. One of > these is "The Colloidal Silver Manual: Introducing the Powerful > Natural Antibiotic They Want to Take Away From You". On page 35 of > this manual there is an article on successful uses for colloidal > silver (Pre-1938). There is a long list of conditions successfully > treated with CS, and nine organisms which are silver-resistant. Among > the silver-resistant organisms are the two most common causes of > urinary tract infections--Escherichia Coli (some strains resistant to > CS), and Proteus Mirabilis (all strains resistant to CS). I have > reason to believe my infection is due to Proteus Mirabilis. > > I have not seen that information before. It is true that some > organisms do seem to be more resistant to silver than others, but most > are not totally immune. > Does anyone have any information that would HELP ME! Since we now > have colloidal silver which is more effective, does CS kill all > single-cell organisms nowadays, as some people think? > > Pretty well. > > If so, what treatment protocol could you suggest. Does anyone have > experience in this regard? > > See above. > > Marshall > > Jill
