Originally posted by Gary Hammond
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Basically, you don't want silver chloride because it is not useful to you.
For drinking, you want colloidal. Colloidal is good externally, but so is ionic as long as there is no chloride/chlorine atom to bond to, which will defeat its purpose.
As soon as you drink ionic silver, in seconds, it bonds to the chloride from hydrochloric acid and makes silver chloride and will eventually pass through in the urine. Colloidal survives the hydrocloric acid in the stomach - ionic does not.
Now, with that being said, it will come down to ionic silver being what does the job in the body. However, you need the colloidal form to get in where it needs to go and then the ion will be released from the colloid. You can't start with ionic and expect it to do anything internally - there is too much chloride in the stomach and even if you swished it in your mouth to get it in the blood sublingually, there is a lot of chloride in the blood.
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