i have red spots on my face that id do anything to get red of. does colloidal silver really work? should i get a bara or a supplement or what? also, does it work for stretch marks too?
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Answer by oldtimekid2
No. Colloidal Silver specifically should NOT be used topically as that is the #1 misuse that can turn your skin blue or gray. You can see a story about one of the biggest reports of people doing this at http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,317564,00.html (which also shows a picture of how blue he turned by misusing it). Colloidal Silver should be taken internally and in the appropriate doses to help boost the immune system, not to address skin issues.
On the flip side, there are a couple options to help your skin and potentially heal of the scars... addressing it on the outside and addressing it from the inside. Both are very good and beneficial ways of doing it and you can even do them both at the same time.
One thing you can do is to take a 400 IU softgel of Vitamin E, then CAREFULLY poke a hole in it. Squeeze out the oil and spread it out evenly onto the affected area. If you have more than one area that's been affected, spread out the amount that's used evenly to each area, as too much vitamin E can build up to toxic levels in your body.
You can also try soaking your skin in Aloe Vera because that helps to soothe any tissue it touches.
Also, if you would like more benefits, there are some supplements you could take internally to help the health of your skin. Some of the most popular ones are Biotin, Silica (commonly from Horsetail), Squalene, Borage Oil (specifically for the GLA, Gamma Linoleic Acid), Hyaluronic Acid, MSM, L-Cysteine, Collagen, and most antioxidants (like Vitamins A and C among others).
Good luck and I hope I helped!
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