Something That's Neat (Inspired by Shem)

by Darkjedi 2009-05-25, 03:31

Shemuel wrote:
Darkjedi wrote:
Oh, and now a days if you catch HIV early, there's a good chance you can get rid of it.

Er, no. You can only supress it in your body, not eradicate it entirely.

Correction:

Actually, you can get rid of it.

Well, it's not officially a cure...

And it's never been tested on humans...

Ok...

Something big that you didn't know about something my family is involved in...

Microsil.

My parents are distributors. (Well, 3rd man distributors. So, they're distributors for a bigger distributor. LOL!)

You can't find much about how it works on Google....

I have some in depth info on how it works...

But, I could REALLY get myself into trouble for that. Razz

My dad has a big, fat, huge hand book about it in his drawer.

I've read it. It BLEW my mind! And, I was thanking god that I took Biology. XD

Basically, It's a broad spectrum antibiotic and it's anti-viral.

In a test reported by the National Virology Laboratory of Israel, a polyvalent silver solution at a concentration as low as 20 ppm was inserted into cultured HIV infected cells, resulting in a kill rate of 98.4%. Encouraged by these results, the Kaplan Hospital, also in Israel, conducted a study of laboratory mice infected with AIDS. A single dose of 40 ppm of polyvalent silver reportedly resulted in an effective cure on the laboratory mice.

Source: http://www.microsil-solutions.com/library.cfm?Libraryid=what_are_the_benefits.htm

That is a REAL test result!

The FDA just approved Microsil as a treatment for swine flu, and burns just a few weeks ago.

But.... I don't know what ever happened with the testing on HIV....

The feds might have gotten involved, and stopped it....

We'll never know.

This product could have potentially become a major treatment, if not, hopefully, a cure! Maybe not, but we can dream right?

Makes you sick though, doesn't it?

Yep, the feds would rather make money off of treatment that keeps on paying out money.

A cure would be much less cost effective, in their minds.

Oh, and stuff is also being used to treat malaria.

And.... MRSA...

Also, my dad sells it to people to help with their asthma.

And... I put in on my mosquito bites. LOL! (It's a natural anti-inflammatory)

It's weird though, using something so potentially powerful in casual conditions.

Gosh, I feel like a spam bot now!

You might note that I'm not selling anything. XD

I was just talking about HIV and AIDS.

by Shemuel 2009-05-25, 16:21

Ok, so it's silver nanoparticles. Fine. I know about that.

But the big problem is getting the nanoparticles to stop killing healthy cells as well.

by Darkjedi 2009-05-26, 02:24

No... that's not really a big issue.

And, it's not like someone is going to use this stuff for a very long period of time.

Even then, tests show that nothing bad happens to ones that do.

I would use the stuff way before mainstream antibiotics.

It's much less harsh.

It's not like most antibiotics...

It has antibiotic properties, but it's also antiviral and anti-inflammatory.

What do you really call that?

It kinda has it's own category.

But, what did you think about the tests with HIV?

Interesting, eh?

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