Here’s a real one : colloidal silver
Kills the virus dead!
I guarantee it will kill that one and any other virus you want to put forth
as well as any bacteria
go ahead and Google and search E. coli in a 100 ppm solution and see what percentage are dead within two minutes five minutes an hour
Are you deniers and vaccine proponents- go ahead and prove me wrong
Attack me and call me any names you want - and I’ll keep putting the truth in your face!
Truth
Over
The medical profiteers
If true then silver prices will spike.
Do you ever get tired of this? Sheesh. More power to you though. You should have the right to pursue whatever you think works.
The old saying born with a silver spoon has as much meaning from being “in the pink” to being rich as well.
Our kids rarely get sick when we give them the colloidal silver.
Colloidal silver as used in medicine is for EXTERNAL use only. It is used in burn cases
It is a heavy metal. Should not be ingested
First of all you can’t kill a virus, they aren’t alive. So that takes a edge off of your position.
Second - no thanks:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Argyria
Both Silver and Copper have interesting characteristics when it comes to keeping bugs at bay. Plastic surfaces, like countertops, can hold or allow bacteria to harbor. A wood cutting board is safer. A silver or copper lightswitch cover for example might he a whole lot more hygienic.
When people asks how long a cold virus can remain viable on a surface, that’s why there is such a range, hours to days, it depends on the material itself. Paper, wood, different metals, plastic ... Maybe copper handrails in buildings would keep germ spread down more than other materials, that kind of thing. They would cost more though, and the tweakers would steal them.
I’ve no doubt that a silver solution might have bacteriocidal properties in water. So does chlorine, and iodine, both effective at treating suspect water supplies in the field for cysts and bacteria. They cost a lot less though.
But it’s quite another matter to say it would cure someone who has contracted the flu or a cold or whatever. See the difference? I mean - maybe it does, but that isn’t the way to bet. Particle silver or colloids are used in burn creams, Silvidene is one.
I thought I saw an article saying colloidal silver was not effective in stopping coronavirus - or a number of other viruses...and can cause more harm when tried against respiratory illnesses.
If it was effective, I’d wager it would be sold out and unavailable by now...
Your “truth” is not recognized by the FDA. Colloidal Silver has no clinical proof it can cure any disease. To put such a claim on your product will get you a nasty fine by the FDA.
Your claims that colloidal silver can cure COVID-19 is getting attention by the New York Attorney General:
New York Attorney General Letitia James announced today that her office sent a cease and desist order to Bakker this week as part of an overall action plan against coronavirus scams. The letter was signed by Lisa Landau, the chief of the Health Care Bureau.
The World Health Organization (“WHO”) has noted that there is no specific medicine to prevent or treat this disease. Therefore, any representation on the Jim Bakker Show that its Silver Solution products are effective at combatting an/or treating the 2019 novel coronavirus violates New York law.
Your show is hereby advised to immediately cease and desist from making misleading claims regarding the Silver Solution’s effectiveness as they violate New York’s consumer protection statutes… which prohibit fraudulent and deceptive business practices and false advertising.
Additionally, you are advised to immediately affix the disclaimer – “These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.” – to all Silver Solution products listed on the show’s online store.
A Jim Bakker show without misleading claims would be more like a 30-second commercial, but the point is clear: He’s lying to people. He needs to stop.
And yet, even if he’s not saying outlandish things about the silver, the scary thing is that no amount of disclaimers will ever stop his gullible viewers from handing over their money. If the cancer warning didn’t do the trick, why would noting the lack of approval from the FDA?