Medic anon reading?

How do Corona positives respond to COLLOIDAL SILVER?

Just made some CS solution for myself following a Youtube video (pic related). I was diagnosed with a particular form of COPD + allergy some years ago. I can observe a NOTABLE improvement of breathing function, less obstruction.

I put the solution in a vaporizer flask to inhale directly into the lungs.

Do it yourself:

• 3 x 9v block cells

• destilled water

• 2 stripes of fine silver (.999), broke them down from a combi bar

• 2 pieces of cable

Assemble as seen in the picture, wait a little until reaction starts. You will see white slurs of nano silver pouring from the anode. Let react for 15-20 minutes.

Silver kills bacillus and VIRUS by electricity. No living entity is imune to electricity, afaik. Apart from its astonishing antiseptic attributes so far I can not see any exaggeration in the positive attributes they say about colloidal silver. I made some more to fill up my Sterilium dispenser.

Please don't bother Argyria (blue skin from too much of CS). They overdosed or did it on purpose to make a living out of it frequenting talk shows…

Will continue to report how it goes on.

>>8295226

Thanks frien.

I am aware of silver being part of heavy metal in the periodic table. Thus it stays in the body.

Depending on how it goes I think of keeping a healthy balance with CHLORELLA (which is able to get it out of the body; Majestic 12 made a reference to that).

But first experience with CS is very POSITIVE. :)

>>8295245

Yes, I recall it being an old house receipe from the times before antibiotics were invented.

In Corona times I thought a spray would be more suitable as I find it difficult to stick a penny to my throat (where the virus is said to reside).

If I hadn't COPD I'd prefer your method (putting a silver coin in a glass + H2O, let it stay over night, drink in the morning)

>>8295323

Thank you for advice!

>>8295261

I noticed that. Sorry, wrong target (am not that shill). Pray for never finding out what COPD is.

Keep up your humor.

>>8295495

I never stop learning. ThanQ