If using clear colloidal silver (10 - 20 ppm), you would need to drink about 500 gallons in a day to reach the amount of silver in the body that is typically reported as being a problem.

Here's the interesting twist.

You would reach water toxicity levels well before silver becomes a concern.

So how much you want to drink is really up to you.

If you want to replace all your water consumption with clear colloidal silver, you could. Just make sure to take a mineral supplement like ConcenTrace® Trace Mineral Drops.

Colloidal silver is made from distilled water. If it is the only water you drink, you'll need to rely on a very strong diet to keep your minerals in balance.

For some, they will even cook with colloidal silver, make tea and coffee, or mix up some batter which now won't spoil as fast.

Just don't use it in any process that requires fermentation. 😅

As for general usage guidelines:

• 1 oz daily is a good starting point or for general maintenance.

• 1 cup daily is probably more realistic from a conservative approach.

• 1 liter a day if you are trying to fend off something that seems to be taking root.

• 2 liters a day if you are actively attempting to remediate an issue.

Taking a tsp a day isn't really going to afford you much and is typically what you see suggested given that if you buy premade colloidal silver, it is really expensive.

If you are making it yourself by the gallon, it no longer becomes a concern.