I’ve been making and
using colloidal silver for over 20 years now.
And it never ceases to amaze me how many wonderful, healing benefits
there are for this powerful, natural germ-busting and infection-fighting
agent.
In fact, new ways to
use colloidal silver as a germicide, disinfectant and all-around infection-fighting
agent continue to crop up like clockwork.
Here’s another unusual way to use colloidal silver you might have never
thought of…
Hi, Steve Barwick here, for The Silver Edge…
Colloidal silver
user A. Schroeder, who raises chickens, recently wrote:
“I had some chicks with upper respiratory infections and made a
‘croup tent’ out of a plastic grocery bag.
“I used a nebulizer to mist the
colloidal silver into the ‘tent’ and one of the chicks is already up and eating
again after only 2 treatments!!
Love this stuff and love my Silver Edge generator even
more!”
I find this particular usage fascinating, because I’m
constantly being asked for ideas on how to use colloidal silver for pets or other
animals that have upper respiratory infections.
I have to admit, I’ve never tried this technique on any of
my own pets. So this article does not constitute an endorsement of the
idea. I’m just reporting on it.
Naturally, one should always check with one’s local
veterinarian to make sure a treatment idea is appropriate for your pet or other
animal, as well as for specific dosage details which are beyond the purview of
this article.
Nebulizing Colloidal
Silver
for Humans v/s Pets
Generally, when a human has an upper respiratory infection
and wants to use colloidal silver as a non-medical intervention, he or she
would simply use a nebulizer to atomize a small amount of liquid colloidal
silver into a fine mist.
The fine mist coming out of the nebulizer is then inhaled
gently into the lungs for three to five minutes or longer, usually several
times a day – this, in order to give the body the natural support it needs to
help stop the infection at its source (see the short video and longer article “Using Colloidal
Silver With a Nebulizer”).
But getting an animal to sit in front of a nebulizer and breathe in the atomized colloidal silver mist can be quite a task. With many animals, it’s virtually impossible.
But getting an animal to sit in front of a nebulizer and breathe in the atomized colloidal silver mist can be quite a task. With many animals, it’s virtually impossible.
Often as not, all you can do is give the animal colloidal
silver orally, either by adding a little bit of liquid colloidal silver to
their drinking water so they’ll drink it, or maybe even use an eye dropper or a
plastic oral syringe to put a few squirts of colloidal silver into their mouths
each day for a few days.
Unfortunately, trying to stop an upper respiratory infection
– whether for a human or an animal – solely with orally ingested colloidal
silver is nowhere near as efficient or effective as breathing atomized
colloidal silver from a nebulizer.
(By the way, if you don’t have a nebulizer, they come in a
wide variety of styles and sizes, and they’re readily available on Amazon.com,
or at JustNebulizers.com)
Pet “Croup Tent”
The solution for animals with upper respiratory infections,
according to A. Schroeder and other experienced colloidal silver users who have
written me about this idea, is to make a “croup tent” (also called a “mist
tent”) for your pet.
According to her note, she used a simple plastic grocery bag
to make a small “tent” just large enough for her sick chicks.
Although she didn’t say so, I’m assuming she ran the
nebulizer’s breathing tube into the makeshift “ croup tent” so the atomized
colloidal silver “mist” could fill the tent.
I’m also assuming she made sure there were air holes in the “tent,” so
the chicks would have air to breathe, as well.
She probably could just as easily have used a small cardboard
box, with air holes cut into the sides and the top (again, never forget that the
animal still needs air to breathe, even during a nebulizer treatment).
For somewhat larger animals than a chick, you could perhaps use a large packing box with holes cut in it for air.
For somewhat larger animals than a chick, you could perhaps use a large packing box with holes cut in it for air.
Or, perhaps better
still, you could use a commercially purchased dog or cat carrier box with a
towel draped over most (but not all) of the wire grille in order to keep as
much of the mist inside the box while still allowing breathable air to come
inside.
For even larger
animals, you could also use a small child’s pop-up tent, available
inexpensively at Walmart or other similar stores, usually in the toy
department. Walmart even has dog tents, here.
Or you could figure out a way to keep a larger dog inside
its dog house and run a plastic tube from the nebulizer into the dog house.
The General Idea
The general idea is to put the sick pet or farm animal into
an enclosed space or a homemade “mist tent” just large enough for the animal to
be comfortable, along with a plastic tube running from the nebulizer into the
“tent” or other enclosure.
I can’t emphasize enough that one should make sure there’s
at least a few decent sized air holes or other air means of ventilation in the
enclosed space or makeshift “tent”; again, never forget the animal still needs
to breathe air.
According to those who have successfully used this method, you
then turn the nebulizer on and allow the atomized colloidal silver mist to be breathed
by the animal for maybe ten to fifteen minutes at a time, several times a day
until the upper respiratory infection is abated.
Note: Always check first with your local
veterinarian to make sure this method of “treatment” is appropriate for your
pet or farm animal’s condition, and for additional instructions, particularly
regarding how long to allow the pet to breathe the atomized colloidal silver
based on its size and body weight.
Also: This should never be considered a long-term
“treatment” for any animal. As I’ve
pointed out in the article Using
Colloidal Silver With Nebulzer, in clinical studies laboratory rats treated
daily with aerosolized colloidal silver for 28 days were fine, but at 90 days
the animals ended up accumulating silver particles in their lungs which formed
lesions and ultimately reduced lung function.
See the above article for more details.
And keep in mind that experts say if improvement is not seen within the first few days, this is a
sign another treatment option should be pursued, instead.
Works for Pet Snakes,
Too?
Another reader wrote in to explain that he’d done something
similar when his pet boa constrictor was stricken with an upper respiratory
infection. He stated:
“I had a Costa Rican boa
constrictor with a respiratory infection that I treated by putting colloidal
silver into a ultrasonic humidifier, which I then put into the cage with the
snake and let it run for about an hour, twice a day.
I also put colloidal silver in
the snake’s water bowl (50/50/mix water to colloidal silver) as part of the
treatment. The water was changed every other day and replaced with
fresh silver water mix.
In about three days I saw
improvement. In less two weeks the snake was breathing normally and
the infection was gone.”
In this case, the gentleman used an ultrasonic humidifier
instead of a medical nebulizer, which apparently is fine, as long as you use a cool mist ultrasonic humidifier rather
than a warm mist humidifier which could make the animal quite uncomfortable due
to the potential excessive heat.
While I may be wrong, I’m also going to assume the snake’s
terrarium had a screen at the top, or at least a partial screen, so air was
also available to the snake as the aerosol mist filled the terrarium.
Make Your Own
High-Quality Colloidal Silver
If you’d like to
see how simple and easy it is to make your own safe, natural colloidal silver with a brand new Micro-Particle
Colloidal Silver Generator from the Silver Edge, just click the link in this
sentence.
Keep in mind that
colloidal silver has been used successfully for over 100 years now to kill disease-causing viruses, pathogenic
fungi and yeast, and antibiotic-resistant bacteria (including MRSA).
·
It even
kills deadly microbes like E. coli, Staphylococcus
aureus, Candida albicans, Salmonella typhimurium, Pseudomonas
aeruginosa and Klebsiela pneumonia. (See here.)
·
It
helps cure cold and flu viruses with ease. (See here.)
·
What’s
more, tooth and gum infections seem to be no match for colloidal
silver, as well. (See here.)
·
And its
usage is highly recommended by experts such as TV’s Dr. Oz and
world-famous heart surgeon Dr. Gerald Lemole. (See here.)
·
Plus,
it’s widely used as a safe, natural and non-toxic germ-busting household
disinfectant. (See here.)
·
And you
can even make your own colloidal silver soap and colloidal silver gel, by
watching the short video at the link in this sentence. (See here.)
·
Colloidal
silver is even being studied by respected clinical researchers as a safe,
natural mouthwash which helps heal mouth ulcers and other oral
infections. (See here.)
To learn more about
how people just like you are already using colloidal silver to
help keep their families safe and infection-free, be sure to read the colloidal silver testimonials page at TheSilverEdge.com website.
There, you’ll learn
from hundreds of experienced colloidal silver users exactly
how they’ve used colloidal silver to deal with MRSA infections, herpes
infections, sore throats, eye infections, prostate infections, skin cancer,
Candida yeast infections, Chronic Fatigue Syndrome…
…infected cuts and
burns, Poison Ivy, Swine Flu, sinus infections, infected boils, earaches, pet
infections, viral infections, upper respiratory infections, low energy levels,
diarrhea, allergies, infected abscesses, gum disease, tinnitus, arthritis, Pink
Eye, facial rash…
…infected teeth and
root canals, colitis, mononucleosis, toenail fungus, athlete’s foot, bad
breath, body odors, so-called “incurable” cancers such as renal carcinoma and
others, urinary tract infections, catheter and Indiana Pouch infections…
…canker sores,
insomnia, depression, dandruff, psoriasis, infectious
peritonitis, antibiotic-resistant pneumonia, and yes, way more than I
could list in such a short article!
If You’re Already
Convinced…
So if you’re
already convinced that safe, natural colloidal silver should
be an important part of your natural health arsenal against infection and
disease, and perhaps you’re sick and tired of paying greedy health food store
vendors $20 to $30 or more for a tiny, 4-ounce bottle of colloidal silver…
…then be sure to
click the link in the above paragraph in order to learn how simple it is to
make your own high-quality colloidal silver, in the comfort and privacy of your
own home, for less than 36 cents a quart.
Meanwhile, I’ll be
back next week with another great article on colloidal silver….
Yours for the safe,
sane and responsible use of colloidal
silver,
Steve Barwick,
author
The Ultimate Colloidal Silver Manual
The Ultimate Colloidal Silver Manual
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