Short YouTube video (likely a brief "shorts") featuring speakers discussing use of silver against cancer. Claims: silver is highly cytotoxic to triple-negative breast cancer cells; silver is being used in the mouth for oral cancers; topical silver could be used on skin/oral surface cancers to inhibit proliferation, limit spread, and support wound healing after removal. The content names Joy Kong, MD as creator/uploader.
I wouldn't want to be without silver if I had cancer.
So they must have research done showing silver next to cancer cells and how it inhibited their growth, right?
Exactly. There's a study showing silver being highly cytotoxic to triple negative breast cancer cells, which is pretty amazing. They're also using a lot in the mouth. When we're talking about oral type cancers, I would use it definitely on surface, like on a topical cancer, too. So any skin cancers, I would definitely be using it to stop the proliferation, stop the spread, and even support the wound healing after, even if you're getting something removed.
