Usage

Guardian Silver Sol has been primarily developed for use with people.  In fact, it has EPA and FDA registrations, has already improved countless lives, and has even been recommended for national stockpile in case of serious human health concerns by the Surgeon General of the Air Force!

Luckily, it works with pets too.

Here’s a quotation from the book “A Fighting Chance” about using silver sol with pets:

“You can use silver sol liquid or gel for your pet. If a pet weighs 20 pounds, it should receive one fourth of the human dosage. In most cases, pets take one fourth to one sixth of the normal human dose, but they can safely take up to quadruple doses when they have a problem.”

Conversion Chart for Pets – Internal Use

Using the guideline mentioned above, daily use of silver sol for a pet translates into:

Note: Amounts vary tremendously from a canary (who needs 1 drop) to a 1200 pound horse (who needs 4 oz twice a day). Choose the appropriate amount for the body weight of your pet.

All safety data shows silver sol to be safe even in higher amounts. It must be taken at least twice a day for maximum effect since it is excreted so quickly.

For serious infections, clinical experience shows that higher amounts can be taken. This can happen by increasing the amount of silver sol taken or the frequency of application.

Topical Use – Wounds, Cuts, Ringworm, Eyes & Ears, Bites, etc.

Silver sol can be applied as needed topically when needs arise.

It can be sprayed or dropped (liquid) into eyes or ears, where contact time with the infection of at least 5 minutes is needed. Gel can also be used for topical applications, which is especially helpful with pets that don’t like to stand still!

For cuts, bites, and other wounds, silver sol is especially helpful. So helpful that even the U.S. Military is starting to use this to protect against infections. Watch the following video for more information:

Presenter: Dr. Gordon Pedersen, best-selling author and the world’s leading authority on Silver Sol Technology