Posting again, for any medical/ scientific anons out there, I found this product on Amazon and wonder if this or something similar could be a serious treatment option for people experiencing respiratory distress:

Equisilver respiratory Solution (check it on Amazon, the reviews are useful)

Used in a nebulizer or even a personal mist device for humans, obviously.

If it works, it works, and if effective could potentially help a lot of people. Already tested on animals and known to be safe, so there’s that. Animals don’t experience the placebo effect.

Also, silver is already known as a strong antimicrobial, and has been studied fairly extensively not just by people looking for alternative medicines, but by the National Institutes of Health:

Silver vs. HIV-1: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC2818642/

Silver vs. bacteria: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC2364932/

Silver vs. herpes & parainfluenza: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3826769/

Another thing: if effective, as a water-based inhalable aerosol solution wouldn’t this be usable in a vape kit, making it relatively simple for people to administer at home before symptoms get serious?

I don’t have the answers, but am hoping that somebody in a position to research treatments for the coronavirus and upper respiratory infections in general might take it seriously as a potential solution. As an added benefit, I have to think that the raw materials for creating an adequate supply of silver solution to treat a sizable population would be relatively easy and inexpensive to acquire.

I really hope someone will look into this.

>>8414222

Yes, talking colloidal silver. I had never heard of inhaling it before, either, but it seems like something worth trying.

>>8414264

Good to hear from someone who has tried it over time. I've heard of it for years, but never tried until recently. Put some in eyes for serious irritation, it was amazing.

As I understand it, you only turn blue if you use gallons of the stuff, lol.

>>8414387

I did, yes. Was a bit nervous about it, to be honest, but it didn't sting, it just cleared up my eyes. No more itching, and it's been several days now. 1 drop per eye.

If it matters, the one I used was Sovereign Silver. Wouldn't have thought of the eye drop use, but a lot of the reviewers at Amazon mentioned it. (Outing myself as person who takes advice from strangers on the internet, so take my experience for what it's worth…)

>>8414488

I recently started daily ACV. Haven't had any serious reflux since I started taking it. Don't know about any other beneficial effects, but I do find it refreshing mixed with a squirt of Mio B vitamin and a big glass of water.

Would definitely never put it in my eyes, though, lol