110 Conditions that Silver Colloids may Benefit?

Pathogenic microorganisms and serious disease conditions which colloidal silver was documented prior to 1938, to be effective against. (Spellings as cited in the old medical texts):

1. Anthrax Bacilli

2. Appendicitis

3. Axillae and blind boils of the neck

4. B.Coli

5. B.Coli Communis

6. B. Dysenteria

7. B. Tuberculosis

8. Bladder Irritation

9. Blepharitis

10. Boils

11. Bromidrosis in Axillae

12. Bromidrosis in Feet

13. Burns and wounds of the cornea

14. Cerebro-spinal Meningitis

15. Chronic Cystitis

16. Chronic Eczema of anterior nares

17. Chronic Eczema of metus of ear

18. Colitis

19. Cystitis

20. Dacryocystitis

21. Dermatitis suggestive of toxaemia

22. Diarrhoea and diptheria

23. Dysentery

24. Ear Affections

25. Enlarged Prostate

26. Epiditymitis

27. Erysipelas

28. Eustachian Tubes (potency restored)

29. Follicular Tonsilitis

30. Furunculosis

31. Gonococcus

32. Gonorrhoea

33. Gonorrhoeal Conjunctivitis

34. Gonorrhoeal Ophthalimia

35. Gonorrhoeal Prostatic Gleet

36. Haemorrhoids

37. Hypopyon Ulcer

38. Impetigo

39. Infantile Disease

40. Infected Ulcers of the cornea

41. Inflammatory Rheumatism

42. Influenze

43. Interstitial Keratitis

44. Intestinal troubles

45. Lesion Healing

46. Leucorrhoea

47. Menier's Symptoms

48. Nasal Catarrh

49. Nasopharyngeal Catarrh (reduced)

50. Oedematous enlargement of turbinates without true hyperplasia

51. Offensive discharge of chronic suppuration in Otitis Media

52. Ophthalmology Ophthalmic practices Para-typhoid

53. Ophthalmology

54. Ophthalmic practices

55. Para-typhoid

56. Paramecium

57. Perinea! Eczema

58. Phlegmons

59. Phlyctenular Conjunctivitis

60. Pneumococci

61. PruritisAni

62. Puerperal Septicaemia

63. Purulent Ophthalmia of infants

64. Pustular Eczema of scalp

65. PyorrhoeaAlveolaris (Riggs disease)

66. Quinsies

67. Rhinitis

68. Ringworm of the body

69. Scarlatina

70. Sepsis

71. Septic Tonsilitis

72. Septic Ulcers of the legs

73. Septicaemia

74. Shingles

75. Soft sores

76. Spring Catarrh

77. Sprue

78. Staphyloclysin (inhibits)

79. Staphylococcus Pyogenea

80. Staphylococcus PyogensAlbus

81. Staphylococcus PyogensAureus

82. Streptococci

83. Subdues inflammation

84. SuppurativeAppendicitis (post-op)

85. Tinea Versicolor

86. Tonsilitis

87. Typhoid

88. Typhoid Bacillus

89. Ulcerative Urticaria

90. Urticaria suggestive of toxaemia

91. Valsava's inflammation

92. Vincent'sAngina

93. Vorticella

94. Warts

95. Whooping Cough

96. Adenovirus 5

97. Aspergillus Niger

98. Bacillius Typhosus

99. Bovine Rotovirus

100. CandidaAlbicans

101. Endamoeba Histolytica

102. Escherichia Coli

103. Legionella Pneumophila

104. Poliovirus 1 (Sabin strain)

105. PseudomonasAeruginosa

106. Salmonella

107. Spore-forming Bacteria

108. StaphylococcusAureus

109. Streptococcus Faecalis

110. Vegetative B. Cereus cells