About
HCL Colloidal Silver Solution:
Purchase HCL Colloidal
Silver Solution
We
call it a solution because the particles are so evenly dispersed and small that
it is an actual solution. A plain colloid (inferior brands) will have an uneven
dispersion and particle size, which makes it unpredictable in its effectiveness.
Further, unacceptable amounts of agglomeration is never
found in our solution. Agglomeration of particles is one of the factors which
may cause Argyria. We guarantee that no chemicals, salts, baking sodas, or
otherwise is ever added to our product; these additives are dangerous because
they also cause agglomeration and binding to your bodies natural blood
chlorides. The absence of these chemicals permits the fine silver particles to
bind directly to pathogens (fungi, bacteria, parasites, viruses) in your blood
and kill them. Since the HCL Colloidal Silver carries a negative charge and
these pathogens are positively charged they naturally attract each other.
Rather than tell you how bad a
competitors product can be for you, I will tell you about how good ours is. Our
Colloidal silver is produced in large quantities under strict supervision to
ensure that every batch is consistent. We use only purified water which is
purified through reverse osmosis and then steam distilled. As the water is
processing through our machines, we add ozone to the solution. What this does is
incredible! It actually adds to the charge of the water and silver, acting as a
natural catalyst, while blasting the silver particles into incredibly smaller
particles with a greater dispersion. This is what makes us different. We are not
afraid to advertise the differentiating factor because this is a very specific
process that adds time and money to our production. You can purchase and use
this product with absolute certainty that it is the best your money can buy.
Our bottling is performed also under
strict guidelines; ensuring that the product never is contaminated and then
sealed with a double safety seal for your added protection.
