Swedish research says: Medical silver creates antibiotic resistant bacteria while having little or no antimicrobial properties in itself

I wonder which drug company funded her study.

It's probably true.

When something is as pushed as silver, you can be sure it is the elite doing it.

Wise up fools.
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Here's a link to her thesis and publications.

[link to uu.diva-portal.org]

The full thesis is freely available as a PDF.

I checked the publications and the research has been conducted with a grant from the Uppsala University. Tht means that it's all public money and no companies are involved in the funding.

Riiight.

that's why our elders used silver cutlery and other things which improved hygiene.

Silver-plated doorknobs and such.

Also silver in the money... more hygienic.

That doesn't prove anything. Back in the old days sick people were bled to cure all kinds of diseases. The fact that it was a widespread practice doesn't make it viable. People have done a lot of useless shit. Heck, at some point placing a hot dung poultice over an open wound was standard treatment. No wonder people kept dying from injuries that would be considered minor these days.

I think that is because they tested just bacteria and silver, which shows a deep incompetence in understanding how silver works.

It enhances the most prevalent life force to give resistance to what is ailing it ( or introduces a temporary truce, so life stops harming the other).

So if you give it to bacteria,it protects them. If you give it to a human, it protects the human from the viriiiiii or bacteria that is killing him/her.

But that makes no sense unless you factor in life and intelligence at all levels.

So how would that explain the silver door knobs and cutlery?

Silver lined milk pail.
Colloidal silver.
Silver coins.

All are beneficial to your hygiene.