Colloidal Silver

July 11, 2025 by Jurgen

Q: I’ve heard people talking about colloidal silver and hailing it as a wonder product, can you tell me more and what I can use it for?

Colloidal silver is a powerful, natural antibiotic and preventative against infections. Colloidal silver is a liquid that contains tiny particles of silver suspended in a fluid (usually water). The word colloidal refers to these microscopic silver particles that do not fully dissolve but remain evenly dispersed throughout the liquid.

It has been reported to kill 650 micro-organisms, many of which are associated with diseases. This does not automatically mean that taking colloidal silver will cure disease as colloidal silver only kills micro-organisms when they are in contact with it for a sufficient period of time.

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Colloidal silver is painless on abrasions, in open wounds, in the nostrils for a stuffy nose and, unlike some anti-septics, it does not destroy tissue cells. It has a long history of use — before antibiotics, silver compounds were sometimes used to fight infections.

It’s excellent as an underarm deodorant, since most underarm odour is caused by bacteria breaking down substances released by the sweat glands.

Also, colloidal silver can be applied directly on a bandage for warts. It can be applied on eczema, itches, acne or bug bites.

Silver particles are used in surgical gloves nowadays.

To purify water, add one tablespoon per gallon, shake well and wait six minutes. Mixed this way, it’s tasteless.

Here’s how it works:-

Acting as a catalyst, colloidal silver reportedly disables the enzyme that one-celled bacteria, viruses and fungi need for their oxygen metabolism. They suffocate without corresponding harm occurring to human enzymes or parts of the human body chemistry. The result is the destruction of disease-causing organisms in the body and in the food.

It can be applied either topically to cuts and scrapes, or taken internally to treat a range of things from diarrhoea to throat infections.

CAUTION: When taken by mouth or used in large amounts, silver can build up in the body and cause a permanent bluish-grey discoloration of the skin and eyes called argyria. It can also interfere with some medications and harm organs.

Agnus Castus – Balance your hormones

June 21, 2025 by Jurgen

USES Pre-menstrual tension syndrome (PMS/PMT), teenage acne, hormone imbalance.

HISTORY Vitex Agnus Castus was well known in ancient times and featured in Homer’s 6th- century BC epic The Iliad, as a symbol of chastity. As the name chaste tree implies, it was used to reduce sexual desire and traditionally monks chewed it to reduce unwanted libido.

Vitex Agnus Castus aka Chaste Tree

HOW IT WORKS
Research has confirmed that Agnus Castus has a hormonal action. A study in Germany indicated the berries have a progesterogenic effect, acting on the pituitary gland, which regulates the menstrual cycle. It also has been reported to possess the ability to inhibit Prolactin.

Both these actions are thought to be important in PMS, particularly as many who suffer with the problem have a greater sensitivity to Prolactin.

Agnus Castus has also been found to be very effective in the treatment of teenage acne in both women and men due to its balancing effect on hormones.

Supplement your diet with Zinc and Beta Carotin (Vitamin A) to aid healthy healing and the regeneration of your skin.

Grown by nature & Discovered by science.

Shilajit – Destroyer of Weakness

June 7, 2025 by Jurgen

Shilajit is a thick, sticky, tar like substance that is found in high mountain ranges such as the Himalayas, the Altai Mountains of central and eastern Asia, the Ural Mountains of Russia and the Hindukush in Afghanistan. Shilajit can also be found in Nepal, Pakistan, Mongolia, Bhutan, Saudi Arabia, Australia as well as North and South America.

In its natural state it is found as an exudate from rocks high in the mountains. Because it appears to flow from the rocks the ancients often referred to it as the “sweat of the mountains” or “the tears of the rocks”. The Ayurvedic physicians of India prized it highly as medicine and called it by the Sanskrit name of “Shilajit”, meaning “Conqueror of Mountains”.

How shilajit forms is not known, but it is thought to be the product of the centuries long decay and amalgamation of plants, herbs and minerals found at high altitude in the mountains. Analysis shows that Shilajit is full of many interesting compounds, primarily humic and fulvic acids that are themselves made up of a rich blend of organic molecules.

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There are over 80 minerals in shilajit including iron, zinc, copper, silver, chromium, selenium, gold and magnesium. There are amino acids such as glycine, lysine, tyrosine and glutamic acid, fatty acids such as oleic acid and linoleic acid, triterpenes, sterols and polyphenols, to name a few!

Shilajit has been used for thousands of years in Ayurvedic medicine and other related systems of medicine such as the Tibetan system. In Ayurveda it is classified as a “Rasayana” substance. This means it is a rejuvenator, renewing the body, preventing ailments and enhancing the quality of life. Restoring strength, energy and endurance.

Rasayana therapy and Rasayana medicines would be given to the elderly or those who had been chronically ill for long periods to restore and rejuvenate; a kind of super tonic. Some of the most well known doctors and physicans in history such as Avicenna, have used shilajit and its use has spread practically world-wide.

If we look for research on shilajit and what ailments it could be used to treat we find an interesting list; heart disease, mental and neurological decline, high cholesterol and blood lipids, chronic pain, high blood sugar, inflammation and allergy and hormonal decline in men and women. Looking at this list we can see that they are all problems that can affect an aging, run down or chronically ill person.

Shilajit therefore may indeed be the Ayurvedic secret to maintaining a healthy body and fighting age related physical and mental decline.

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