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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;cmbdii, post: 4639, member: 655&quot;]No, it isn&#039;t &quot;horsepuckey&quot; at all.&nbsp; Silver colloids were used as antibiotics for decades before the development of sulfa drugs.&nbsp; &nbsp; Silver has exactly the effect on milk at room temperature as I described and the practice of using a large silver coin or spoon in a pitcher of milk is still common worldwide.&nbsp; Hollow sterling baby rattles are still sold and are used widely enough that the major sterling jewelry manufacturers are still producing them.&nbsp; I know this because I retail sterling jewelry and my main supplier offers the rattles in his catalog.&nbsp; The FDA regulates colloidal silver and the regulations have grandfather provisions for silver colloid producers.</p><p><br /></p><p>&nbsp;&nbsp; If you disagree, why not make a case for your disagreement instead of posting a rude, childish comment?&nbsp; You can get Peter to pull this too if you like, but your own rude silliness will still show members here how you debate.&nbsp; A moderator has a responsibility to refrain from flaming forum participants.&nbsp; Show some responsibility.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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