What is the difference between colloidal silver and silver in SMPL72?

Colloidal silver seems to be in renewed interest recently as an effective health elixir. SMPL72 also contains silver, but that is quite different. What exactly is the difference?

Colloidal means that the particles in liquid (water) are too large to be considered dissolved, and too small to filter them out. In addition, the particles are positively charged so that they repel each other and are thus evenly distributed in the liquid.

The silver and all other minerals in SMPL72 are bound to fulvic acid molecules and are so small that they are considered dissolved. As a result, these minerals are 100% absorbable and can be delivered smoothly at the cellular level. For that reason, they are nutrients.

In colloidal silver, the particles are so small that although they can no longer be filtered out of the water, they are still so large that they cannot be absorbed by the cells. It is therefore not a nutrient but rather a medicine.

Colloidal silver is known for its anti-bacterial effect. In a healthy body, you are not affected by bacteria, so you should not use colloidal silver because it can also kill the good bacteria. The human body lives in symbiosis with more bacteria than it has cells.

If you are ill and you suspect a bacterial cause, colloidal silver can help. That is immediately the problem because very little is known about the correct dosage for a given condition. SMPL72 doesn't know that problem. Not only is it 100% absorbable, all the minerals in SMPL72 are also present in just the right proportions. In short, you can never take too much of it.

The larger the silver particles, the greater the toxicity. In the case of colloidal silver, this is determined by the production method. So one colloidal silver is not the other. By the way, you can make it very well yourself. To do so, read the attached English article more about colloidal silver.

Colloidal Silver - A closer look.pdf

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