Well, as I've said, I used colloidal gold to correct a miscommunication between my brain and fingers when I was typing and letters from the next word were appearing in the one I was still typing, and it worked like a charm. Whether or not it would supercharge one's mind is beyond my experience with it, but I suppose it's worth a try because even if one only gets a placebo effect it would still be of benefit to them.
We know that colloids of silver kill every bacteria known to man, and copper helps relieve joint pain, among other things, so since colloidal gold is supposed to help sharpen mental faculties, and I used it successfully to correct a very annoying issue, I don't see why not.
Maybe I should give it to Steve.
