what is notable here is that no mining company can profit from
"homeopathic"
silver. so, this has nothing to do with mining profits. it is a
different idea.
On Feb 27, 2004, at 8:25 AM, Ross Craig wrote:
Clifton Mining Company - New Human Study Data Released
ALPINE, UT, Feb. 27 /CNW/ - Clifton Mining Company
(Clifton)(OTC:CFTN)
American Biotech Labs (a private company in which Clifton, the largest
shareholder is releasing new human study data on use of the ASAP
Solution in
west African hospitals, against a number of human ailments including
malaria
and a viral infections.
New Human Studies
American Biotech Labs (ABL) has been working in conjunction with
four
hospitals in West Africa that have been conducting human studies of
the ASAP
product as a antibiotic alternative against human ailments like
malaria,
fungal infections, ear infections, measles, septic ulcers and a number
of
serious viral problems. This is the second set of human studies
released by
the west African hospitals. The new studies found the product effective
against all the above ailments. In conjunction with the human studies,
the
country of Ghana has approved the ASAP supplement product as a
homeopathic
drug.
Malaria
The past ASAP human malarial studies found the product effective
in all
of the cases averaging only five days of treatment to full recovery.
This new
study has taken the testing to a new level checking the blood of
patients
deemed fully recovered to see if any signs of the parasites remain in
the
bloodstream. According to the data in the studies, the patients showed
absolutely no malarial protozoans left in the bloodstream. Over 900
million
people are estimated to have this disease, many in poor countries.
Said Keith
Moeller, VP, "Evidence is steadily mounting that we may be able to help
millions of people who are suffering from this disease. It is also
exciting to
see the first human studies in which the product is being used as a
treatment
for people who suffer from serious viral infections." Testing of the
ASAP
product continues in the African hospitals, as well as in numerous
other
facilities worldwide.
