Can Silver And Gold Really Help In A SHTF Situation????  

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@@luke.k1. Couldn't agree more Luke. Thank you. I'm well and I hope you and yours are too! ☺️

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It's not used on its own.

The ability of silver to purify water is based on the fact that silver ions and their nanoparticles can help lower the number of bacteria, viruses, and fungi in water. Silver ions work to prevent DNA replication of bacteria and fungi in water, which kills the microbes. Nonetheless, it should be clear that silver shouldn’t be used on its own to purify water. It’s used alongside other techniques for it to be effective. For instance, it works best with carbon or ceramic filtration. Silver hampers bacteria and algae growth since it’s bacteriostatic. When used in purifiers, it allows filters to do their job effectively - eliminate bacteria, trihalomethanes, chlorine, lead, odor, and particulates. Silver ions are typically added to purification systems in community water systems, hospitals, pools, and spas. The water you drink at home may contain silver since it’s known to prevent Legionnaires’ disease. The effectiveness of silver in preventing bacteria and microbes from reproducing has made it a preferred choice in commercial water filters. Usually, silver nanoparticles between 1-100 nanometers in diameter are mixed with carbon for bacterial control. Activated carbon can remove contaminants, but it doesn’t kill bacteria. So, combining activated carbon and bacteria ensures that bacteria and other contaminants are removed from the water.

Also the water cancels out the tracking devices .. 😏

@@Discomike999 Hahaha brilliant. That's very important!!

@@phuckyu3383 You can't use Bitcoin if there's no electricity. There's no eventuality where you can't use gold or silver.

@@phuckyu3383 Crypto is a liability. I was into crypto (and still am) but you can easily lose the ledger. Too many things can go wrong. In a SHTF situation there's no internet dude! Yes you can use it for personal SHTF. But this video proves you can use gold and silver for so much more. I say have them all. But definitely have silver!

@@Yourtimeisnow-GG Of course. Which is why I dispute the definition given for what constitutes a SHTF scenario. A real SHTF almost always includes, no power. So, Bitcoin would be useless.