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Suttons Colloidal Silver 1ltr

Suttons Colloidal Silver 1ltr

Sutton's Colloidal Silver can assist in eradication of bacteria, viruses and fungi,... details

RRP $39.95

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Suttons Colloidal Silver 500ml

Suttons Colloidal Silver 500ml

Sutton's Colloidal Silver can assist in eradication of bacteria, viruses and fungi,... details

RRP $24.95

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Suttons Colloidal Silver Body Spray 100ml

Suttons Colloidal Silver Body Spray 100ml

A wonderful travel companion! In an easy to use spray bottle! Consider the airborne... details

RRP $19.95

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Suttons Nasal Spray 50ml

Suttons Nasal Spray 50ml

Tired of painful sinus and hay fever conditions? This nasal Irrigant can provide... details

RRP $15.95

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Suttons Total Body Lotion 125ml

Suttons Total Body Lotion 125ml

Finally, the lotion you have requested! A moistruising Body Lotion complete with all... details

RRP $24.95

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Suttons Travel Pack (375 Coll Silv+175 Body Spray)

Suttons Travel Pack (375 Coll Silv+175 Body Spray)

Colloidal Silver 375ml Sutton's Colloidal Silver can assist in eradication of... details

RRP $29.95

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Suttons Colloidal Silver

Silver has been known as a bactericide for over a thousand years. A colloid is quite simply a sub microscopic particle of one substance suspended in a different substance (the medium). Even in ancient times, it was known to prevent disease and was commonly thought that disease could not be transferred from one person to another if by drinking from a silver cup. Silver coins were dropped into milk to prevent spoilage and silver containers were used to store foods in general. Until almost 1970, it was common for scientists to sterilize petrii dishes by placing a silver coin in them and silver was long used for plates for the surgical repair of bones. The most common usage of silver was by members of royal families, who used silver utensils almost exclusively. The result was that over a number of generations, royalty enjoyed freedom from infectious diseases, unlike commoners, who ate from earthen ware jugs and bowls and who were frequently ill.