I hate lupus

Hi everyone good day...i read on the internet about collidal silver...it help with a lot of deases including lupus...have anybody try it before?? Does it help in anyway?? Thank u

[PMRpro]

Probably not. Anything you find on the internet that claims to cure almost everything is probably only going to do two things: increase someone's bank account at the expense of yours.

Do you not think that if these things worked mainstream medicine would have had a look?

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[Ianrussell69]

Hi my sister swears by it my daughter uses it I’ve used it for mouth ulcers it works as for lupus I have no idea

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Thank u dear

[Catlady56]

Hello, This is a bit left field - but one of our cats has an autoimmune disorder which causes sores around his mouth from time to time (rodent ulcer syndrome). Expensive vet treatment was useless and I also saw on Net about colloidal silver. Got some - not too pricey at all - dabbed it on his sore and sure enough it cleared within three days, so well worth it. I'm not suggesting you take it orally, but if you have any skin sores, then give it a go. Both my husband and I have autoimmune conditions - me arthritis/connective tissue flare ups and he has Crohns. I use a TENS machine for any painful flare ups and exercises off Youtube. He has reduced all his prescribed medications over the years as even Consultant told him that the actual medications were making his condition worse. Everyone is different of course and different things will work for different people - there is no one things cures all - but yes be open to "alternatives". Good luck

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Thank u so much dear...

[Paul_Howard Partner LUPUS UK]

Hi Hidden ,

As PMRpro has said, it is important to be cautious about any complementary therapies you read about on the internet that claim to relieve or 'cure' lots of conditions. There are unfortunately a lot of people out there who try to make money from people desperate for something to help manage their condition.

Despite promoters’ claims, silver has no known function in the body and is not an essential mineral supplement. Colloidal silver products marketed for medical purposes or promoted for unproven uses are now considered “misbranded” according to the FDA.

Colloidal silver is LIKELY UNSAFE when taken by mouth, applied to the skin, or injected intravenously (by IV). The silver in colloidal silver products gets deposited in vital organs such as the skin, liver, spleen, kidney, muscle, and brain, where it does serious damage. It can lead to an irreversible bluish skin discoloration that first appears in the gums. It can also stimulate melanin production in skin, and areas exposed to the sun will become increasingly discolored.

[Hidden in reply to Paul_Howard]

Wow thank u soo much dear...i appreciate it🤗🤗🤗