Hello Mike
You asked...
So, is it true that CS is actually BANNED, and no longer being sold in
Europe, or is it only that some labelling requirements have been
changed?
Answer that, please?
Barwicks own colloidalsilversecrets blog answers that question in the
same article in which he claims that CS is banned. This is Barwicks
interview with someone called Sultan who Barwick claims is a major
Europeon CS guru/retailer....
(Quote.)
BARWICK: "So re-labeling your product as a “water disinfectant” is
basically a loophole that allows you to continue selling colloidal
silver legally, as long as you don’t tell people how to use it for
food supplement purposes?"
SULTAN: "Yes. That’s right. Most health food stores in Sweden already
sell products used for water purification and have no problem with
continuing to carry our colloidal silver product, called Ionosil, now
that we’ve reclassified it as a water disinfectant. In reality, the
product is identical to what we had registered as a food supplement
for the past nine years. It is only the label that has changed EVER
SO SLIGHTLY" (my emphasis)
(End quote.)
So there it is straight from Barwick himself. Theres a 'loophole' (as
Barwick calls it) that allows colloidal silver to be legally sold.
David
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