A new article exploring the use of silver sol with malaria has been published in September’s The Indian Practitioner, a monthly journal devoted to medicine, surgery and public health.

The article’s full title and abstract are as follows:

“Silver Sol Completely Removes Malaria Parasites from the Blood of Human Subjects Infected with Malaria in an Average of Five Days: A Review of Four Randomized, Multi-Centered, Clinical Studies Performed in Africa

Pedersen G, Hegde B M

Abstract

Malaria afflicts half the world’s population, kills more than half the children in sub-Saharan African countries, is caused by a parasite, transferred by mosquitoes, and destroys family and economic futures. Fifty-six human subjects from four separate study groups were used to determine the most effective doses, average time to full recovery and percent of patients cured in human subjects swallowing Silver Sol. Silver Sol Liquid 10 ppm was used in different oral doses (5 ml-15 ml) to determine the most effective dose. The optimal dose of Silver Sol was determined to be 15 ml twice a day. Silver Sol completely removed the malaria parasite from the blood in 100% of 56 human subjects infected with malaria in an average of five days. The fastest cure rate was found to be 2.0 days, and the most days required to achieve full recovery was found to be 10 days. Human subjects were found to have no malaria parasites in their blood (as determined by clinical microscopy) after an average of five days of Silver Sol treatment. No patients suffered any adverse side effects, while 100% were cured from Malaria in an average of 5 days.

It is concluded that Silver Sol can be taken daily to completely eliminate the malaria parasite from the blood of malaria infected human subjects in an average of 5 days. (The Ind. Pract. 2010:63(9):567-674)”

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(article in .pdf format; online courtesy of www.Muvezi.org)