COLLOIDAL SILVER LAKE IN RUSSIA WITH FAMOUS HEALING PROPERTIES

What gives Russia’s Sweet Lake its remarkable healing properties? Locals say it’s the high silver content of the water. Located in the remote Ural Mountains, hundreds of Russian families flock to this remote lake every weekend in order to take advantage of its reputed healing properties. Here’s the inside scoop on Colloidal silver lake in Russia with famous healing properties.

In Russia’s Ural Mountains, a number of strange and mysterious lakes exist.

In Russia’s Ural Mountains, a number of strange and mysterious lakes exist – google image

There’s a sulfuric acid lake, with water so high in sulfuric acid content it’s considered to be corrosive. And there’s even a nuclear lake, containing 20x the normal safe levels of radiation.

But perhaps the most fascinating of all of Russia’s lakes is the one called Sweet Lake, which is revered by the local Russian people, and is said to possess renowned medicinal properties.

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Sweet Lake is said to be one of the cleanest lakes in the Urals.

Some claim its “powerful healing properties” are due to the water’s high levels of sodium bicarbonate (i.e., baking soda).

But hundreds of locals who flock to the lake on weekends claim it’s the high silver content of the water that helps boost immunity and aid in the healing of allergies, skin conditions, and more.

According to a video on Russia’s Unique Lakes by RT News:

“One lake in the Chelyabinsk Region has renowned medicinal properties. It’s called Slodkoye, which means Sweet Lake, because of the way the water seems to taste.

Sweet lake is one of the best known locally, and is considered to be one of the cleanest in the Urals. It’s also thought to possess powerful healing properties. Several hundred people come here at weekends…

Colloidal silver lake possess powerful healing properties – google image

…Natalya has come here because she wants to prepare herself for childbirth, and to treat her little daughter, Paullina, who has allergies.

[Natalya, standing on the shoreline with her baby, begins speaking:] ‘Silver heals every little scratch. There’s a good deal of silver in the lake. It helps clean the skin. The ruddiness goes away without a trace. There was a red blemish here some time ago. Now it’s gone.’”

In short, Russia’s Sweet Lake may well be the world’s only “colloidal silver lake.”

Of course, the world’s oceans are estimated to contain two million tons of trace silver, which may well be why seawater itself has such a dramatic healing effect on many people.

But Russia’s Sweet Lake clearly holds a special place in the hearts of the local Russian people. And they seem convinced that its high silver content provides the water with its remarkable healing benefits.