My name is Alin Negrean and I am a family doctor.

I use Argentum+® colloidal silver solution on myself and my patients.

I have treated acute episodes of rhinopharyngitis and tracheobronchitis in both myself and my patients. The best response has been in cases treated promptly, 1-2 days after onset, with doses of over 60 ml per day of the 10 ppm product. Rapid response within 4-36 hours from the start of Argentum+® treatment to obvious recovery.

We have treated several cases of indigestion, dyspepsia and gastroenteritis. The evolution has been spectacular to good in a short period of time 3-36 hours. The duration of treatment was variable depending on the severity of symptoms. We have also successfully used Argentum+® in the control of bacterial overpopulation of the intestine, either in chronic colitis or in Crohn’s disease, a form with predominantly diarrheal stools.

I am observing a patient operated for gastric cancer complicated but with inoperable enteral carcinomatosis diagnosed for 5 months who takes the product with the concentration of 20 ppm, and is in average clinical condition but still alive, has not lost weight and has also followed 2 rounds of chemotherapy. In her case the Argentum+® treatment was recommended by the surgeon himself.

I am observing another patient with adenocarcinoma lung neoplasm in st 4 for 23 months, inoperable who after 3 months of classic Gem/Carbo treatment started a treatment with Bio-Bran 1000 then cranial radiotherapy and again chemotherapy of line-2 for 9 months with Permetrexed. This patient taking Argentum+® for 4 months and Arabinoxilan and has been helped by Argentum+® in improving cough and sputum symptoms, preventing respiratory reinfections, maintaining body weight and better clinical stability than before taking Argentum+®.

The product was effective in the general population but seemed more effective in lactovegetarian patients. I find that treatment with Argentum+® helps me to decrease antibiotic consumption by 10-20%, both in bacterial infections and especially in viral infections where antibiotics are sometimes recommended to prevent secondary bacterial infestation of the lung.

Aurelian Negrean, family doctor (RATB Polyclinic, Bucharest)