Health Threatening Germs

Where ever the skin is compromised or you want to sanitize . . . apply Silver Soft for Skin.™

Silver is a natural germicide. It is non toxic to humans, but lethal to over 600 disease-causing bacteria, fungi, molds, parasites and viruses. Chelated Silver is an extremely effective germ killer because it blocks the respiration of microorganisms, facilitating the skin’s natural healing processes.

The germ-killing power of Silver Soft is long-lasting - It’s effective ness persists up to several hours.

Thirteen independent laboratories, including two universities, have tested LaSal Laboratories’ Chelated Silver™ technology.

Silver Soft for Skin.™ kills harmful microorganisms that affect your health including:

• bacteria
Bacteria (both helpful and harmful) are ubiquitous (every-where present) in the human environment. Commonly-accepted hygienic protocol suggests that regular cleansing of the hands is the best way to prevent the spread of harmful bacteria between humans and between humans and animals. Because of Silver Soft’s persistence (effectiveness over time) it is a particularly good product to apply in preventing the spread of harmful bacteria.

• fungi
Fungi are any of a major group of saprophytic and parasitic spore-producing organisms and includes molds, rusts, mildews, smuts, mushrooms, and yeast. Fungi also includes skin maladies such as balanitis, candida, ringworm and thrush. Candida albicans is a fungus that often exists in small harmless quantities in the mouth, intestinal tract, vagina and on the skin. Candida is usually benign, but with compromised immune systems it can be life-threatening, particularly if it spreads into the blood steam.

• parasites
Parasites are organisms living within or on another human or animal organism. Parasitism occurs when parasitical infections invade the human body - typically transmigrating through the skin. Parasites include lice, mites, ticks, tapeworm, scabies and can occur when personal hygiene is neglected. Parasites are spread through casual physical contact such as shaking hands but are more likely to be spread through close physical contact such as kissing, massaging and sexual intercourse.