• 150 people can be infected by ONE sneeze, PREPARE!

    Posted on February 3rd, 2010 Dr. Mary No comments

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    Research reveals that a single sneeze in a busy commuter area propels millions of germs onto hand rails, seats and other common surfaces found in a commuter environment. Within minutes, that one sneeze can deposit enough germs to infect 150 people. But that’s only if those 150 people have weak immune systems, of course. That’s a fact the conventional medical community fails to point out. Germs don’t cause infectious disease nearly as much as suppressed immune systems do.
    When a human being has adequate levels of vitamin D in their blood (and almost no Westerners do), they’re virtually immune to common infectious diseases. Zinc also helps tremendously because it causes the nasal passages to physically block airborne germs from latching on to tissues and replicating.
    If 150 people we present in the immediate environment following a sneeze, the 100 or so who actually get sick will be the 100 with the weakest immune systems.
    What causes weakened immune systems?

    Acidic diets (sugars, processed foods, etc.), pharmaceuticals, chemotherapy, nutritional deficiencies, lack of exercise and other lifestyle factors.
    According to conventional medicine, the answer to solving the airborne germ problem is not to teach people how to have healthy immune systems, but rather to vaccinate them all! This strategy is virtually useless, since winter flu gums mutate constantly, and this year’s flu shot is only effective against LAST year’s flu.
    That’s why most of the people getting flu shots are the very same people who catch the flu every yew. And yet, amazingly, this is the very reason they tell themselves they need to keep getting flu shots: “Because I keep catching the flu!” Seems like they need to rethink their logic!
    Flu shots we modern medicine’s quackery. There’s no way to even determine if they work. If you get a flu shot and don’t catch the flu, the doctor says, “Good thing you got that flu shot. It worked!” On the other hand you get the flu shot and then catch the flu the doctor says, “Good thing you got the flu shots, or it could have been worse!”
    In other words, it’s all just stupid circular logic that’s indicative of a cult-like belief in flu shots rather than anything resembling honest science. I’ve looked at the “science” behind flu shots. You know what the hard numbers reveal? They prevent the flu in about one percent of those receiving the shot: That’s 1 out of 100, folks! So, we now know that the flu shot will do about the same for you as a “shot in the dark” so what do we do about it? Strengthening your immune system is by far the best so your body will be ready is you come in contact with the germs. I wrote a great article about germs a few weeks ago and would highly recommend reading it as it gives you many tips about what you could do to prepare yourself. Also you can watch our video on silver shield and its benefits which help your immune system!

  • Silver Shield, gel and liquid and how it can help you.

    Posted on January 14th, 2010 Dr. Mary 1 comment

    Hello Everybody! Decided to do something new today and upload a video and display it as a post! This video is on the benefits of silver shield as a natural, non alcoholic, hand sanitizer, and as a means of destroying germs and viruses. The video will also be posted under the ‘Video’ page as well as on our youtube channel. This video is roughly an hour long and I will be uploading a podcast soon, will be sure to let you know when and where to find it! To make sure you don’t miss it subscribe to our RSS feed and follow us on twitter!


  • Colloidal Silver and other Silver Compounds

    Posted on January 8th, 2010 Dr. Mary 5 comments

    Colloidal silver is the product the FDA and many mainstream medical people love to hate. Listening to them you would think every person taking colloidal silver is going to turn gray with silver accumulation in their skin (argyria). Their worst nightmare is people taking colloidal silver to combat the H1N1 swine flu – the nightmare for them is that it might actually work. Since I am a health professional who has utilized colloidal silver in practice for more than 15 years with thousands of people, I’m more than happy to share some insights on the subject.

    It is really not possible to understand the colloidal silver issue without some background on the use of silver in the medical profession.

    For many centuries royal families ate and drank from silver utensils and were rarely sick. They were called “blue bloods” because their blood had greater levels of silver in it. The Greeks and Romans used to store all of their perishable liquids in silver containers. And prior to the invention of refrigeration, it was common practice to drop a silver coin into a container of milk to retard spoilage.

    French surgeon Dr. Cart Credé (1819-1892) was the first to proclaim the benefits for using silver nitrate to reduce neonatal eye infections. He was amongst the first surgeons to use silver nitrate to prevent wound infections.

    Dr. William Halsted (1852-1922) is considered the most influential and innovative surgeon of past times, helping to usher in the modern era of surgery. He was the first Chief Surgeon of the John Hopkins Medical School. He pioneered the use of silver wire for hernia operations and silver foil to prevent wound-related infections.

    By the late 1800’s the recognition that silver was lethal to bacteria in relatively low concentrations was common medical knowledge. Between 1900 – 1940 silver was the primary antibiotic used in medical practice. Numerous studies on the antibiotic properties of silver were conducted from 1920 – 1940. Physicians mixed silver preparations in their offices and they were either taken orally or injected. Shelf life was poor, as they had no way to keep the silver particles in suspension for longer than fifteen minutes.

    The unwieldy use of silver antibiotics gave way to the far easier to use sulfa drugs and eventually penicillin. At the time these compounds seemed more effective and were certainly easier to use. Now we have antibiotic-resistant strains from overuse of these drugs. And we have to use highly toxic doses of antibiotics to get a result in the bacteria that can still be killed by antibiotics, a problem of antibiotic-related toxicity to the humans consuming them. Bacteria do not generally develop resistance to silver unless they have a very think wall that does not absorb it (it is effective against most gram positive and gram negative bacteria).

    Silver ions bind to cell walls and are then absorbed into the single-cell bacteria or fungus wherein they interfere with cellular energy production and kill the organisms. The fermentation system of energy production used by these single cell organisms is different than the aerobic energy producing system of human cells, which are not so affected by silver.

    This means silver is not toxic to human cells.

    A leading authority on the use of medicinal silver, (A.B.G. L.ansdown. PHF, FRCPath, Department of Chemical Pathology, Faculty of Medicine, Imperial College, London, UK) stated after reviewing all available silver literature of the past 200 years, “Metallic silver and silver compounds are used widely in medical devices and health care products to provide antibacterial and antifungal action. Experience has shown that they are generally safe in use and effective in controlling pathogenic organisms.“

    Silver in today’s medicine is undergoing a renaissance, with innovative new products that are able to sustain the release of silver ions enabling better surgical and wound-related uses. Silver nanoparticles are even being incorporated into clothes, like socks and stockings. You can buy a washing machine that uses silver ions to kill germs in clothes.

    The high efficacy in the use of silver to kill bacteria and fungus is not in question by anyone. This does not mean it kills every type of bacteria or fungus. And in the ones it does kill it does not mean it kills all of them. It simply means that the antibiotic properties of silver are quite potent – and the risk to human health in terms of toxicity is negligible. This is a far better risk/benefit profile than commonly used antibiotics.

    The Coming of Colloidal Silver

    In the early 1990′s researchers figured out how to attach small particles of silver to protein, thereby allowing the formation of a true colloidal silver with an indefinite shelf life. In my opinion, this invention was as profound as the original discovery of penicillin.

    For the very first time an easy, convenient, stable, and effective form of silver had been prepared. One can only imagine if the doctors a century ago had this tool at their disposal. I was one of the first to extensively use this preparation in clinical practice.

    In the rather bizarre and twisted world of the FDA, a manufacturer or seller of any colloidal silver product cannot explain to their customers that the product has antibiotic properties or the FDA will consider the product an unapproved new drug. Colloidal silver may be marketed as a dietary mineral supplement.

    The issue is complicated by the fact that not all colloidal silver products are of the same quality. Products made at home or by the use of electrical charges to ionize and suspend the silver are products not worth taking. They are typically clear in color, are lucky to have any potency after two weeks, and run a much higher risk for silver depositing in the skin (argyria). True silver colloids are very difficult to make. The chances of them causing argyria, even with long-term use, are remote.

    I find it rather fascinating that the alarm bells of regulatory authorities scare consumers into believing that if they take colloidal silver it is dangerous and their skin will turn gray. There are a few reports in the literature of argyria occurring from colloidal silver use. In one case a lady consumed 1 liter a day for over a year and then had a problem. In another, it was use of cheap home-made electrically-produced colloidal silver that was the problem. And in another case it was regular consumption of colloidal silver for over a year. Problems are rare considering all the people using colloidal silver. The common thread is cheap silver products used in high amounts for extended periods of time.

    It is obvious from all the silver literature that if there is prolonged exposure in high amounts of silver then there could be a problem. The solution to this problem is rather simple. Use a quality product from a reputable company and do not use colloidal silver on a daily basis for an extended period of time. I have never seen a single case of argyria in 15 years working with thousands of people of all ages (including infants).

    This gets me to the final chapter in this story, which is how to use colloidal silver.

    Using Colloidal Silver as an Immune Support Nutrient

    The amount of colloidal silver required to kill any bug is unknown. Modern research suggests that most pathogenic organisms are killed in the test tube at concentrations of 10—40 ppm, with some requiring up to 6o ppm. (NSP’s Silver has 90mcg/tsp of 18ppm)

    Whether or not a specific colloidal silver product will kill any virus is unknown. There are a few published studies showing that silver does have probable anti-viral properties. These studies show that silver interferes with replication of viral hepatitis B, directly binds to HIV-1 and inhibits the HIV-1 virus from binding to cells, can inhibit the replication of monkeypox virus, renders herpes simplex virus harmless, and can reduce the numbers of smallpox virus. The working hypothesis is that colloidal sliver can bind directly to viral particles and interfere with either the function of the virus or the binding of the virus to human cells. it is a shame that our government doesn’t pay for further research, which could be of profound benefit to the public health.

    I never suggest using colloidal silver as a daily preventive product and I never suggest using it on an ongoing basis for anything. Colloidal silver taken daily will disturb the friendly balance of flora in your gut — albeit not anywhere near as badly as antibiotics will (because colloidal silver also kills yeast). If you find that you want to take it daily for a while, take some acidophilus at a different time and other GI support as needed.

    When you understand that nothing is guaranteed and you understand that the product is non-toxic when used as directed, then, in my opinion, the best time to try it is at the onset of any bug. 1-2 tsp is generally used as the first dose, repeated in a few hours and every few hours if needed (up to four times per day). You can also use a nasal spray bottle to spray it up into your sinuses, if needed. Some have used it as ear drops or eye drops quite successfully.

    The typical response based on clinical experience is that well over half the time, and more likely greater than 70% of the time, whatever bug seemed to have a toehold in you is completely gone. It is somewhat hard to believe that anything can potentially work so well, yet it often does.

    Based on my clinical experience the ability of colloidal silver to knock out an established bug is not as high It is closer to 50/50 in terms of whether it will be significantly helpful or not (taking i tsp up to four times a day, up to two weeks). I have seen many cases of dramatic improvement and cases of no improvement – there is no way to know without trying. Other than transient digestive disturbance, I have never seen any downside.

    Think of colloidal silver as a tool in your immune support toolbox. In actual practice, it is one of many things you may consider taking if you are fighting a bug. It certainly does not replace appropriate medical care, nor does any immune support nutrient. Always see your doctor, as appropriate, for your situation. Most people aren’t going to go running off to their doctor at the first sign of a bug. Consider this time a window of opportunity to see if you can get the upper hand. You have many options, and colloidal silver is one of them.

    It is my opinion and experience that colloidal silver is so good at what it does that it is worthwhile for everyone to have a bottle on hand for times of need. You won’t know if you are knocking out a virus or bacteria, but do you really care? Most people just want that feeling of their body being invaded to be over – fast. It is also my anecdotal observation that colloidal silver does work on many viral infections, and has helped many people with the flu of years gone by. How effective it may be against the H1N1 swine flu is anyone’s best guess. Time will tell. I for one will be ready and waiting.

    Source: Byron J. Richards, CCN, Oct. 3, 2009 – News With Views

    A board-certified Clinical Nutritionist, and founder of Wellness Resources, he is an outspoken critic of government & Big Pharma efforts to deny access to natural health products.

    NSP’s Sources of Silver Shield

    Silver Shield w/Aqua 5o1 (l8ppm)4 fl. oz.

    Silver Shield Gel (3oz. tube)

  • “Mysterious” Swine Flu, is this pandemic man made?

    Posted on April 29th, 2009 Tara No comments

    Many odd but real questions


    How is it possible that the U.S. government has called this Swine Flu a pandemic before there were even 25 documented cases of it?  Why has the World Health Organization raised it to a Level 4 after so few confirmed cases? Read the rest of this entry »


  • Herbs can help more then us!

    Posted on April 23rd, 2009 Dr. Mary 1 comment

    Did you know that herbs work on animals too? We have had dogs and cats whom we have treated with herbs.

    They have responded well to herbs, which by the way nullifies the idea of a placebo effect, because although we feel our animals are smart, Read the rest of this entry »

  • MRSA: How the FDA is Dealing With It

    Posted on March 26th, 2009 Dr. Mary No comments

    An effective way to say there isn’t a problem is never to look. That seems to be precisely what most U.S, government food-safety agencies are doing when it comes to determining whether the livestock in our food supply is contaminated with MRSA and if so whether the often-fatal bacterium Read the rest of this entry »