It’s Not Just Silver!

Thousands of years of silver usage around the world The father of modern medicine and ancient Greek physician, Hippocrates, once wrote that silver possessed beneficial healing and antidisease properties. The Phoenicians used to store water, wine and vinegar in silver bottles to prevent spoiling. Silver’s antibacterial, preservative and restorative powers can be traced as far back as the ancient Greek and Roman Empires.

Worldwide revolutionary silver
Silver water purification filters and tablets are manufactured in Switzerland and used by many national and international airlines to prevent growth of algae and bacteria.
Electrical ionisation units that impregnate water with silver and copper ions are often used to sanitise pool water without the harsh effects of chlorine.
The former Soviet Union used silver to sterilise recycled water on their space vehicles.
The Swiss use silver filters in homes and offices.
Some US cities use silver in the treatment of sewage.
In the Japanese workplace, silver is a popular agent in the fight against airborne toxins as well other industrial poisons.