Silver water

Silver water is a food supplement produced by a patented electrochemical method. It is obtained via electrochemical dissolution in water of silver electrodes with 99.99% purity. No chemicals are used in the production. This ensures its homogeneity and absence of harmful impurities. Made in this way, silver water has a very high level of activity, thanks to which you can take advantage of the full power of silver. It has the ability, even in very low concentrations, to destroy pathogenic microorganisms. Its impact on lower microorganisms is comparable to that of powerful chemical preparations, and its safety for the human body gives it great potential. Silver ions act detrimental to all known pathogenic microorganisms. In the environment of silver ions, all bacteria, viruses, fungi and moulds die within 6 minutes.

Instructions for use: Once a day, 1 cap of silver water dissolved in a glass of water, half an hour before meals. Silver water can be used in combination with Copper Water if it is not mixed in its concentrated form.

Content: water, silver ions (Ag 12-15mg / 100ml).

People have been using silver for millennia. Six thousand years ago, silver was used for medical purposes in China, ancient Egypt, India (in particular, the most widely used in Ayurvedic medicine). Nowadays, silver and its effect are being studied by over 30 silver institutes in the world, and each year its beneficial effect on over 80 diseases is reported. Silver has no toxic dose and is one of the nine elements that build the human body. Microorganisms do not develop resistance to silver, which makes it irreplaceable in combating the enormous number of bacteria that have developed resistance to antibiotics, as well as people with allergies to them and sulphonamide preparations.

Silver is a powerful immune-stimulant - it increases the amount of immunoglobulin and lymphocytes in the blood. It stimulates the activity of the haematopoietic organs, thereby increasing the number of erythrocytes and delaying their sedimentation. The percentage of haemoglobin is also increased. It has been proven that under the action of silver ions more than 350 types of germs are killed, including: staphylococci; streptococci; the bacteria of disunity; abdominal typhus; cholera; legionella; hepatitis and others. Contemporary science is categorical that the impact of silver on the body can be compared to the acquisition of a second immune system.

Silver ions destroy disease-causing viruses and bacteria, and the amount of beneficial bacteria needed to maintain normal microflora in the body increases abruptly. Antibiotic treatment also destroys the harmful and beneficial microflora. In addition, more and more microorganisms become resistant to antibiotics, whereas no silver-resistant microorganisms have been found yet. Silver does not cause toxic effects on the body, does not cause allergic reactions and does not disturb microflora, as antibiotics do.

Under the influence of this metal, body cells begin to divide more quickly, which has a rejuvenating effect on the circulatory system and the whole organism. Silver ions can accelerate up to 50% the process of healing damaged tissues in ways and mechanisms unknown to other agents. In addition to disinfecting water, silver is effective in an extremely large number of infectious and inflammatory conditions caused by pathogenic microorganisms: bacteria, viruses, fungi and moulds. It also has good immunosuppressive and regenerative action, allowing for faster recovery of burned, injured or affected areas of skin or tissues.

Silver finds effective application in many medical areas and helps treat a variety of illnesses:

- Ophthalmology (conjunctivitis, blepharitis, keratitis and other inflammatory processes);

- Infectious diseases (dysentery, typhoid fever, cholera, scarlet fever, diphtheria, hepatitis, salmonella, etc.);

- Diseases of the hearing aid, middle ear inflammation, pharyngitis, laryngitis, haemorrhoids, tonsillitis, rhinitis, influenza epidemics, angina, etc.;

- Dentistry (inflammation of the oral cavity, stomatitis, periodontal disease, etc.);

- Pulmonary diseases (pneumonia, bronchitis);

- Diseases of the gastrointestinal tract (gastric and duodenal ulcers, chronic gastritis, enteritis and colitis, candidiasis, cystitis, prostatitis, etc.)

- Endocrinological diseases and disorders of metabolism (diabetes, etc.);

- Skin diseases (allergies, psoriasis, neurodermatitis, and allergic dermatitis);

- Surgery (severe burns, tropical ulcers, varicose wounds, chemical and thermal damage to tissues).