A post submitted by CGI member Benzami

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June 7, 2020; By Ben Taylor; Silver Bulletin; The use of the noble mineral silver in various forms as a natural anti-microbial agent has a history known to be at least 6,000 years old. This well established historical fact is even documented on Pub Med Central (PMC), US National Library of Medicine, National Institutes of Health. The article is titled under “Surgical Infections”: “Use of Silver in the Prevention and Treatment of Infections: Silver Review”. The article is rather lengthy and although not directly and overtly endorsing the use of silver, it actually presents a balanced abstract about the use of silver in preventing and healing infections, as well as what they consider adverse effects. Just as interesting as the abstract is the extensive list of 188 References which includes reviews, history accounts, mechanistic studies, clinical studies and experiences, prospective comparisons, randomized trials, in vitro and in vivo evaluations, studies of inhibitory and therapeutic effects, systematic review of silver-releasing dressings, randomized controlled trial and cost-effectiveness analysis, clinical trials, randomized crossover studies, impact studies, surface coating studies, pathologic analysis, and the list goes on. So if anyone tells you there are no silver studies, clinical or otherwise, simply show them this article link and its source references from the governmental corporation website of the National Institutes of Health. These are simply a few silver based studies that are referenced on the NIH website. There are many more as we have also posted on other pages. But when some pharmakeia/drug pushing lackey with the pharma-industrial complex or their partners-in-criminal conspiracy against natural healthcare and the People of America in some corporate agency says there are no credible silver studies, you will know they are lying. https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4955599/

https://utopiasilver.com/silver-studies-source-references-national-institute-health-website/