Alchemical History of Gold

Although the Egyptians knew of the metaphysical and healing powers of gold, it was the great alchemist Paracelsus who first prepared gold colloid solution in modern times. He called his purple solution of gold Aurum Potable and believed it cured all manner of physical, mental, and spiritual ailments. "Gold receives its influence from the Sun," he wrote, "which is, as it were, the Heart of the world and by communicating these influences to the human heart it serves to fortify and cleanse it from all impurities." The alchemists believed that gold represented the perfection of matter, and that its presence in the body would enliven, rejuvenate, and cure a multitude of disturbances in the life force balance of the body. In fact, the alchemists believed colloidal gold had a balancing and harmonizing effect on all levels of body, mind, and spirit. It was used to improve mental attitude and treat unstable mental and emotional states such as depression, melancholy, sorrow, fear, despair, anguish, frustration, suicidal tendencies, seasonal affective disorder, poor memory, poor concentration, and many other unbalances in mind, body, and spirit.

If metallic gold is divided into fine particles with sizes ranging from one to one hundred billionths of a meter, the particles are permanently suspended in solution (it becomes colloidal) and exhibits new properties due to the larger amount of gold surface area available. After studying the work of Paracelsus, the English scientist Michael Faraday prepared colloidal gold in 1857, and many uses were found for his solutions of “activated gold.” In 1890, the distinguished German bacteriologist Robert Koch won the Nobel Prize for his discovery that compounds made with gold inhibited growth of bacteria.

The metal gold never corrodes or even tarnishes, is completely non-toxic, and exhibits no interactions with other drugs. Gold is the only heavy metal that has a right-hand atomic spin and is therefore easily tolerated by the body. The mystical metal has been used for both spiritual and medical purposes as far back as ancient Egypt. Over 5,000 years ago, the Egyptians used gold in dentistry and ingested it for mental, bodily, and spiritual purification. The ancients believed that gold in the body worked by stimulating the chi (life force) and raising the level of vibration on all levels. In Alexandria, alchemists developed a powerful colloidal elixir known as “liquid gold,” which reportedly had the ability to restore youth.

In ancient Rome, gold salves were used for the treatment of disfiguring skin lesions and ulcers, and today, gold leaf plays an important role in the treatment of chronic skin ulcers. The great alchemist and founder of modern medicine, Paracelsus, developed many highly successful treatments from metallic minerals including gold. In medieval Europe, gold-coated pills and colloids (“gold waters”) were extremely popular. Alchemists mixed powdered gold into drinks to "comfort sore limbs," and today, it is widely used in the treatment of rheumatoid arthritis. In the 1900s, surgeons actually implanted a $5 goldpiece under the skin near an inflamed joint, such as a knee or elbow. In China, peasants still cook their rice with a gold coin in order to help replenish gold in their bodies, and fancy Chinese restaurants put 24-karat gold-leaf in their food preparations. Today, gold netting is used in surgery to patch damaged blood vessels, nerves, bones, and membranes. Modern physicians Inject microscopic gold to help retard prostate cancer in men and women with ovarian cancer are treated with gold solutions. Gold vapor lasers seek out and destroy cancerous cells without harming their healthy neighbors or give new life to patients with once inoperable heart conditions and tumors. One experimental new gold compound blocks virus replication in infected cells and is being tested for the treatment of AIDS. By attaching a molecular marker to a microscopic piece of gold, scientists can follow its movement through the body. Some researchers are placing gold on DNA to study the hybrid genetic material in cells, while others are using it to determine how cells respond to toxins, heat and physical stress. Because it is biologically benign and easy to trace, biochemists use gold to form compounds with proteins to create new lifesaving drugs. Gold is truly the perfection of the metals.

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Colloidal gold (Aurum Potable) has been called the "Solution of the Soul." It is a traditional alchemical preparation that contains micro-particles of purest gold in permanent solution. These particles are so small they do not settle nor can they be filtered out of solution. Historically, alchemists believed gold colloid cleared the mind, increased intelligence and will power, and balanced the emotions. We are the only producers who make "spagyric gold colloid," that is, gold colloid created in the traditional alchemical way during all three "phases" of the sun (khepri, ra, atum). Our pure solution is light purple in color and thus carries the royal signature of gold. True colloidal gold is very difficult to produce and ours is made under the highest standards. Our double-distilled colloidal gold solution contains no artificial ingredients, preservatives, colorings, or additives. This item is offered as an alchemically significant sacramental solution, to enhance meditation, and to increase the flow of chi in the body. We know of no documented side effects to taking this preparation, except some sources have stated that gold colloid should not be taken by people suffering from bi-polar disorder. Consult with your nutritionist or physician for more information. Our product has a guaranteed high concentration (12+ ppm) with a particle size of less than .001 microns. The purity of the gold used to make our colloid is 0.9999! The mean size of the gold particles is 1.4 nanometers and the micro-molecules contain only about 85 gold atoms each. As a metaphysical supplement, use one teaspoon (5ml) to one tablespoon (15ml) taken three times daily. A teaspoon per 70 pounds of body weight is a good approximation.

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