Re: for jab

Catlin,

It would be interesting to see if you could possibly contact any of the people mentioned in the article and/or get a copy of any letter or document that is referenced to there.

http://shrinkalink.com/19884
The Malaria Solution Foundation Yields Conclusive Positive Treatment of Malaria Patients; Pre-Clinical Trials Completed in Malawi, Africa, with 100% Known Success Rate

The Malaria Solution Foundation's President and CEO, James L. Christiansen, is pleased to announce that the most recent
mission to Malawi, East Africa, to educate and train local volunteers and medical personnel was successful with tremendous results. In pre-clinical trials the results of this mission by The Malaria Solution Foundation yielded conclusive positive treatment of malaria patients.

In these trials 29 patients were treated. Blood samples were taken both prior and after treatment; all 29 individuals who previously tested positive for malaria had a negative blood reading after treatment with the Malaria Solution.

The treatment in Malawi continued with complete positive results. In addition to the training of doctors, nurses and caregivers in the administration of the Malaria Solution, Christiansen and Jim Humble, a director in the foundation, were able to meet with key figures of Malawi's Bureau of Standards. They were successful in their effort to
facilitate dissemination of the Malaria Solution. The Bureau of Standards drafted an official document dated April 7, 2006, confirming the contents of the Malaria Solution. In addition, Malawi's Pharmacy, Medicine, and Poisons Board declared the Malaria Solution a dietary supplement in letter form dated April 12, 2006. Each document represents steps toward the acceptance and accreditation of the Malaria Solution within the country of Malawi.

The Malaria Solution Foundation was hosted in Lilongwe, Malawi, by Zahir Shaikh, a well-respected businessman in Malawi. In addition the foundation is pleased to announce Dr. Joseph Aryee to the advisory board of The Malaria Solution Foundation. Aryee practices medicine at Mars International, the general hospital in Lilongwe, Malawi. Aryee
offered the Mars laboratory services to The Malaria Solution Foundation, including the chief laboratory technologist, to facilitate the assessment of the Malaria Solution.

In the tests conducted by Mars International's technologist, conclusive results of the treatment of malaria were documented. The positive levels of parasitemia ranged from 1+ to 4+, with 4+ being the highest indicator of the concentration of the parasites. In the conclusion of 16 reports, 11 were confirmed positive for malaria. After the 2nd and 3rd day of treatment with the Malaria Solution, all subjects tested negative for malaria parasites. Aryee stated in a
letter to the foundation, dated April 26, 2006, that he will make the Malaria Solution available to his patients as a mineral dietary supplement when confirmed for the malaria parasitemia.

This successful mission by The Malaria Solution Foundation is important in recognizing the Malaria Solution as a successful dietary supplement for the treatment of all strains of the malaria parasitemia in Africa and the world. The Malaria Solution Foundation is a not-for-profit foundation that depends upon corporate sponsors to carry out their work.