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Date Posted: 10:23:44 03/28/07 Wed
Author: Jay
Subject: Colloidal silver
In reply to: Cricket 's message, "my two cents" on 09:48:39 03/28/07 Wed

I had an eye infection several years ago. At the first onset, I went to my clinic where they told me it was pinkeye and gave me the appropriate medication for pinkeye. The infection didn�t clear up, so I went back to my family physician (who wasn�t there the first time I went in). He told me that it wasn�t pinkeye and sent me to an ophthalmologist. The ophthalmologist also told me that it wasn�t pinkeye, that it was blepharitis and gave me another med. It seemed to help for a while, but it came back. To make a long story short, I went from specialist to specialist, and finally ended up with another ophthalmologist who told me that whoever I�ve been seeing, they were crazy, that I had eyeritis and that it was getting serious. So he gave me another med. Over the next year or so, I kept getting stronger and stronger meds and the infection just kept coming back. Finally, the ophthalmologist told me that he would give me one last med, the biggest gun that he had, and that if it didn�t work, surgery was my only other option. Well, it didn�t work. I remember leaving work early, in discouragement, my eye all infected, feeling very depressed over the thought of eye surgery. I had gone over two years, hundreds of hours and thousands of dollars to no avail. I didn�t know what else to do.

That afternoon, I walked into a local health food store, told the owner my situation and he handed me a bottle of colloidal silver, which said right on the side of the bottle that it was not to put in the eyes. He then said with a wink, �By law, I�m not allowed to tell you to put 2-3 drops in your eye, three times a day.� And that�s exactly what I did. After all the years and misery of being dragged around by the medical profession and getting no results, my eyes were healed within a week with an $8 bottle of colloidal silver. I�ve had other similar experiences like this . . .

I always go to a naturalist or health food store before a physician unless it�s something like a broken bone.

Jay

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Replies:

I like colloidal silver -- Cricket, 11:59:22 03/28/07 Wed
- Nope . . . -- Jay, 13:15:49 03/28/07 Wed
  - Broken bones -- Cricket, 07:38:49 03/30/07 Fri
    - I dunno about that . . . -- Jay, 08:58:35 03/30/07 Fri
      - I hear you -- Cricket, 09:57:43 03/31/07 Sat