Silver sol, Colloidal silver Thousands of years, before scientists and doctors understood what microbes were and how they cause illness, the health benefits of colloidal metals, particularly silver were suspected. The famous Greek physician, Hippocrates (who is considered by many as the father of modern medicine), wrote that silver could prevent disease and had the special healing properties. Consequently, the Ancient Greeks and Romans used silver utensils as well as silver urns to keep water and other liquids fresh. Ancient Egyptian writings indicate that they used silver too; as did the ancient Chinese who’s emperors ate with silver chopsticks. During the Middle Ages wealthy families gave their children silver spoons to suck on as protection from the horrific plagues that ravished Europe; hence the expression, "born with a silver spoon in his mouth". To this day, people still refer to, "getting their best silverware out", for special occasions Early American pioneers dropped silver coins into their wells and water barrels to keep the water safe. Likewise, settlers in the Australian outback suspended silverware in their water tanks. Dairy farmers often used silver milk pails to keep the milk from spoiling. Silver sol is clear silver particles dispersed in purified water. The "sol" is a chemical designation of a pure mineral permanently suspended is water where the mineral’s charge is transferred to the entire body of water. Solutions made with metallic silver are tested to be more potent than other silver preparations, such as those made with ionic silver. While these can be effective solutions, I prefer the new silver technology called silver sol, also called silver aquasol technology. Colloidal silver is a liquid suspension of microscopic particles of silver4. In concentrations of 300 to 3000 parts per million (ppm), colloidal silver has been reported to kill 650 micro-organisms by disabling the enzyme that one-celled bacteria, viruses and fungi need for their oxygen metabolism5. Unfortunately, side effects from inconsistent and high concentrations of it in colloidal products called for great new methods of harnessing the medicinal properties of silver. Due to the semi-popularized use of colloidal silver over the past centuries, most people think about older forms of colloidal silver when considering silver as an antimicrobial tool. Silver Protocol Sol is very different from older colloidal silver. The Benefits of Silver
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