I've always heard that sinus infections are the hardest to treat as the
primary benefit is obtained from prolonged contact with CS.
In fact, it is almost easier to treat nasty skin infections, or internal
stomach virsuses, etc. as the CS can be kept in contact longer even in
those places.
The ability to keep the CS in contact with the affected areas is not
easy (at best) if not very hard.
Some have resorted to some physical contortions to spray the CS into the
nostrils and then turn upside down (like on a bed) and force the CS to
stay in the nasal passages. Also misting with silver in the water cvan
help.
I'm on my second week of a common virus (cold or possibly the flu) and
wouldn't be without silver -- but treatment results can be very slow on
common viruses or sinus infefctions (at least for some people).
Reminder: if the sinusitis is caused by mold or possibly allergic
reactions then the silver is not likely to have much effect.
Good luck to you.
Ron
Karen Coonen wrote:
< > I am < > looking for information on using colloidal
silver specifically for treating sinus infections.
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