Does anyone have experience in using colloidal silver in a nebulizer?
I'm going to be seeing a young man in a day or two who reportedly has mold or fungus in his lungs. He has severe asthma and is on the typical inhalers.
I would recommend ozone therapy but I know he doesn't have money for equipment.
Any advice or insight appreciated.
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Two years ago, I was treating a woman who developed a mycobacterium infection of the lung, following inhalation of "black dust" which dispersed from a dead tree trunk as she cut it down. That she developed acute rheumatoid arthritis almost immediately and was hospitalised for two weeks seemed connected.
Her respiratory infection was, of course, treated with long-term antibiotics, with minimal success.
Eventually I was able to inform her about colloidal silver, and made some for her. I loaned her a nebuliser. She nebulised 5 mls CS Five times a day for a month, after which the path lab reported sometimes no culture, sometimes sparse colonies. I recall that the symptoms returned twice over the following year and were treated in the same way, I have not seen her for at least one year. I hope that no news is good news!
The CS I make is usually at 10ppm.

Xania, what do you use to make your collodial silver?