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Mild Silver Protein Additional Usages

• Candida and Yeast Infections

• Index to Existing Search Keywords

•               In 1992 “1” Solution was Stabilized
  
  7 – 10:    Clinical Uses For Mild Silver Protein In Your Medical Practice:

  1.) Candida Albicans
  2.) Ear Infections
  3.) Herpes Genitalis
  4.) Viral Pneumonia
  5.) Lyme Disease
  6.) Shingles
  7.) Psoriasis
  8.) Ringworm
  9.) Gingivitis
  10.) HIV
  11.) Infectious Fibromayalgia
  12.) Sj gren’s Syndrome
  13.) Rheumatoid Arthritis
  14.) Staph Infections
  15.) Infections of the Mouth

  – Dr. Joseph Cardot from Colorado M.D.

  11:         Personal Experience Curing Lyme Disease

  – Dr. M.P. Farber B.A.,B.Sc.,M.A.,M.Sc.,N.D.,Ph.D.,D.C.

  12 – 13: Penicillins, Tetracyclines, Cephalosporins – Failures , Mild Silver Protein – Success In Vitro 100% Killing Effect of Lyme, Answer to Lyme Disease without Antibiotics

  – Dr. W. Burgdorfer, Ph.D., Scientist Emeritus

  N.I.H. (National Institute of Health)

  14:        Mild Silver Protein Causes In Vitro Lyme Spirochete Cell Death

  – Dr. Manfred E. Bayer M.D., Margret Bayer Ph.D.

  Fox Chase Cancer Center

  15:        Lyme Spirochetes Treated with 15 ppm., all killed

  – Dr. W. Burgdorfer Ph.D, Scientist Emeritus

  Public Health Service

  16 – 17: Lyme Disease & HIV Treatment Results

  18:        Lyme Disease and HIV Treatment Protocol

  19:        Infection Exacerbators

  – Foods to Avoid when fighting Infections

  20 – 21: Viricidal Properties of Mild Silver Protein Formulations on HIV – 1

  – Temple University, Philadelphia

  22 – 23: Mild Silver Protein Recovered AIDS Patient

  24 – 25: Mild Silver Protein Viricidal Properties Inhibit HIV-1 Replication

  – Temple University, Philadelphia

  26 – 28: Mild Silver Protein Non-Toxicity Study Report

  – Faculty of Medicine, University of Toronto

  29 – 32: Mild Silver Protein Inhibition of Enterococcus

  33 – 35: Mild Silver Protein Lethal Effects on: Escherichia coli, Staphylococcus aureus,

  – Clinical Reports

  36 -37: Streptococcus pneumonia, Pseudomonas aeruginosa

  – Clinical Reports

  38:         Candida – 7 Strains All Killed by Mild Silver Protein

  – Dr. Helen R. Buckley Ph.D.,

  Temple University, Philadelphia

  42:         References

  43:         Distributors

  44:        Addendum: 3 Qualities Necessary for Silver to Function

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