Reply #7: I seem to have developed gluten intolerance also.

[emcguffie]

I'm not sure if I'm really celiac or not.

People with CFIDS tend to have leaky gut syndrome, and thus become sensitive to many things that they eat -- because they leak out of your gut, and your immune system makes antibodies to them.

I use sovereign silver, made by Natural-Immunogenics. I chose it based on info at www.silvermedicine.org, and then at their own site, at www.natural-immunogenics.com.

The silver medicine site may be some kind of a false front thing by Natural Immunogenics, I do not know. But they are the ones with real research, with real data, that you can look at and confirm.

I also have an experience to share -- I ran out of it, and was forced to buy another kind. Which I used for ONE DAY. Then the next day, which was yesterday, I went back to Sovereign Silver.

I had a herxeheimer (sp?) reaction for the first time in about a week. They had kind of stopped. To me, that means my little unwelcome visitors had repopulated considerably, and when I started using Sovereign Silver again, a lot of them died, releasing many toxins, making me feel like shit once again.

Natural-Immunogenics also makes Argentyn, which is for medical professionals.

The whole argument about the colloid really had me confused. So this ISN"T really a colloid, it is something closer, seems to me, to a solution. They call it hydrosol, that sounds like a solution to me. And the charge is important. So, although it's always been called colloidal silver, it seems the thing that works best isn't really colloidal. But since it's always been called that, it is still referred to that way.

There are indeed other types of formulations that can cause your skin to turn gray, and which do not work so well, but which might be more akin to a colloid.

I'm sorry I don't have all this down. But there's a great deal of info on www.silvermedicine.org.

Honestly, go with Sovereign Silver -- that's my personal advice, strictly personal -- and give it a try. What a realief!

What a miracle!

Don't keep it a secret!

However, it is still ILLEGAL for companies that make this stuff to suggest that it can cure anything. That's why it is called a supplement, I think, for "immune support".