Clinical effect of Fulvic acid on incurable virus. I am taking a product produced by a new ally, Michael Huffman. I uploaded a PDF you can read. Will keep you posted on results.

Date:   1/18/2008 10:19:52 PM ( 16 y ago)

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Clinical effect of Fulvic acid on incurable virus

Until recent there had not been any cure for Epidemic Hemorrhagic Fever. The drug
cyclophosphamide, an immune inhibition agent, has recently proven to be a promising
cure. Doctors have learned to use it to carefully control the immune system. It is also
commonly used as a therapy for certain cancers. However, cyclophosphamide can have
serious side effects.
Therapies described in the Material Medica, an ancient book on Chinese pharmacological
and medical procedures, gave modern-day doctors hope that fulvic acid may hold promise
as a cure for hemorrhagic fever. Because of that, the doctors undertook a comprehensive
clinical study on infected patients.
Fulvic acid was compared to cyclophosphamide in two parallel hospital clinical studies.
There were a total of 178 patients ranging in age from 4 to 78 years old. 100 patients were
treated with fulvic acid, while 78 were given cyclophosphamide.
Due to the serious nature of hemorrhagic fever, some patients went into shock, or had
difficulty urinating, were hydrocephalic, or underwent kidney failure. Appropriate
emergency treatments were applied to such individuals.
Patients were carefully monitored, testing for body temperature, breathing and pulse
patterns, blood pressure, level of toxicity, degree of hemorrhage, change in urination habit
and platelet count. Some patients were given EKG, brain vertebrate fluid tests, liver
function tests, and blood tests.
Study results: Average performance of the fulvic acid group in each category tested
outperformed that of the cyclosphosphamide group by one-half day. Various symptoms
took from 2 to 8 days to return to normal. The categories tested include body temperature,
urination, platelet count, and final cure upon disappearance of all symptoms. Only one out
of the 100 fulvic acid patients died, and 99 were cured. Two of the 78 cyclosphophamide
patients died, and 76 were cured.
Study conclusion: The study concluded that fulvic acid is able to cure epidemic
hemorrhagic fever by regulating the immune system. The comparison of its overall
therapeutic effects indicates that fulvic acid meets and even slightly exceeds
cyclophosphamide.
Laboratory studies performed by the doctors showed that fulvic acid was able to regulate
and strengthen the immune systems in cells and in the body fluid, thus normalizing or
enhancing immune function. The weakening of the immune system at the cellular level
when patients first contracted the epidemic hemorrhagic fever could be rectified by the use
of fulvic acid. Fulvic acid enhanced the cellular immune system by preventing the inhibiting
T-cells from lowering their activity. This in turn reduced the chance for B-cells over-
producing antibodies. The immune systems in the body fluids were strengthened and the
sedimenting of the immune complex was reduced. The damage done on the blood vessel
walls was less severe because the formation of brittle and permeable blood vessel walls
were prevented. The disease could therefore be controlled.


The study showed that cure of hemorrhagic fever by fulvic acid was a result of the cellular
immune system being able to control and eliminate virus toxins.

Fulvic acid acted as an
inhibitor for the transparent acidic enzyme,
and prevented the lowering of its viscosity. The
spread of bacterial toxin in the intercellular fluid
was therefore curtailed.

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