Colloidal Silver
I just found out about Colloidal Silver and the health benefits this week and wondered if anyone has anything to add, or if they have tried it and what it may have done for you.
I have been studying all kinds of beneficial natural herbs and such for long time now.
I seen someone posted about Pine Needle Tea, and I think its awesome stuff, wished I had known about it years ago, as we here in Canada have plenty! I also make my own Dandelion Root Tea which has been a life changer as well. And to think at one time I used to pull those 'weeds' out of the ground and chuck them!
I live out in the woods now, as I have been impacted from toxic Mold in most rentals I have been in over the years, and it has left me no choice where to live anymore, so being out in the wild has plenty of benefits for someone like me
And yes I'm fully aware there are molds everywhere, I have studied this extensively. There's a huge difference in just Mold compared to Toxic. But...I can always learn more about this!
Anyone else into this stuff?
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It doesn't help, I suppose that I remind them that late night TV is filled with law firms suing Big Pharma for this, that or the other medical or process that had been FDA approved.
I actually started watching the YouTube infomercials concerning Lectins and biologics to control Cortisol.
As one poster pointed out, unless you can identify the plant spot-on, you might want to use a vendor so you don't accidentally toadstool yourself.
Good luck!
Have you tried it?
Bo, you have given me something else to delve into, biologics is a new one for me. I looked up Lectins , it states one cannot digest them in foods , and need to be cooked certain ways? They too are used for inflammation, other chronic conditions. I am lactose/gluten intolerant.
Funny I don't remember foods in my younger years bothering me. I believe environmental factors played a huge role, types of work I did, the workplaces. It's all around us. That was an eye opener to discover.
P.S. Haha! Your the one who posted about Pine Needle Tea! I have read up on it long before I choose the proper ones. It pays to research and make up your own mind.
Good info so thanks for writing, I found it very interesting.
I read you are ex military? Thanks for your service!
It was my honor to serve, Ma'am.
Ana, what was your beginning reason for using CS? I found a nebulizer I can use it in on a daily basis, just waiting for it to arrive.Glad to hear someone else is using this product
I used to know many of them in the area, but I live in between Banff and Jasper area for now, until winter hits again. Many I knew growing up have passed on unfortunately, but we became friends quickly along the way, I learned about sweat lodges, and some medicinal herbs, they even gave me a native name, 'Squawking Baby Buzzard' lol. No tea trees could survive our cold winters, but there is a teafarm plantation on Vancouver Island, the only one I have heard of yet. You are lucky to have it in such abundance there, and such a beautiful place!
my son had frequent tonsillitis . After many unsuccessful treatments with antibiotics , I cured his infection with CS.
He had one more infection the same year, I gave him CS again and that was his last tonsillitis.
Probiotic should be taken while you are on CS.
I hope this helps.
Cheers!
Received my 1st batch this morning, so I guess I will see how it goes.
Glad to hear your son is better now!
Have probiotics on hand
I love using herbs, diatomaceous earth, bentonite clay, etc. I've never tried using pine needles before, but have used pine pollen. It's supposed to be good for the hypothalamus and pituitary glands.
I haven't ingested Diatomaceous Earth but have used it for bugs lol. Maybe I should try some of that as well. Pine Pollen, okay another one to read about, there's so many I need a book to keep track. Thanks for your interest
Also there is 2 variety of Sumack one is posonous and grows near water. The leaves are different.
Anyhow I'm glad you are doing fine in the country.
And thank you, yea I'm a country girl at heart
Conrad, thanks for that link
Butcher I wasn't sure what MrBodangle was going on about, but I deleted his comment due to politics, that's not what I wrote this blog for, hope he understands.
Orzzz, I have done much research about the good and bad of CS, I take full responsibility for my actions
But thank you