OT:Scientists create virus killing water

[Guest guest]

THIS IS VERY INTERESTING.

>

> Scientists create virus killing water

>

> Indian Muslims - San Diego,CA

> By IANS

>

>

http://www.indianmuslims.info/news/2007/may/25/scientists_create_viru

> s_killing_water.html

>

> London : Scientists have developed a form of water which they claim

> could kill vast quantities of bacteria, viruses and fungi,

including

> many that are unaffected by bleach.

>

[Guest guest]

FYI:

Just another scam, the equivalent of salty water with a bit of bleach and

hydrogen peroxide in it.

Probably the writer's mistake but water is neutral and cannot be full of

" negatively charged particles " unless there are equal numbers of positively

charged particles.

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1522 Cambridge Street

Cambridge, MA 02139

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5a. OT:Scientists create virus killing water

Posted by: " tigerpaw2c " tigerpaw2c@... tigerpaw2c

Date: Sat May 26, 2007 7:51 am ((PDT))

>Scientists create virus killing water

>Indian Muslims - San Diego,CA

>By IANS

>http://www.indianmuslims.info/news/2007/may/25/scientists_create_viru

>s_killing_water.html

>London : Scientists have developed a form of water which they claim

>could kill vast quantities of bacteria, viruses and fungi, including

>many that are unaffected by bleach.

>The water called Dermacyn, developed by California based Oculus, is

>recommended for external use only and should not be drunk although

>its makers say they did not find it causing any harm to those who

>drank it.

>Dubbed as miracle water by its maker, Dermacyn costs around 16

>pounds a bottle and has a shelf life of two years.

>In trials on diabetic patients it was more effective in clearing up

>hard to treat foot ulcers than existing treatments. Ulcers took 55

>days to heal when treated with iodine and antibiotics while they

>took 43 days to heal when Dermacyn was used.

> " When you spray it on, you see the treated tissue pink up and go

>beefy, which is good because it means the oxygen supply has

>resumed, " said Dr Cheryl Bongiovanni who used the product on more

>than 1,000 patients in Oregon.

>Other tests have shown that small amounts of the liquid can kill

>vast quantities of bacteria, viruses and fungi.

>Some of the vulnerable germs include hospital super bugs meticillin

>resistent staphylococcus aureus (MRSA) and clostridium difficile,

>food poisoning bacteria e.coli and salmonella, the tuberculosis

>virus and human immuno deficiency (HIV) virus.

>The liquid is a chemically altered version of salty water, which is

>full of negatively charged particles.

>These are capable of killing dangerous micro-organisms by punching

>holes in their cell walls.

>While bacteria and viruses are quickly dispatched, human cells are

>left intact because they are packed too tightly together to be

>attacked, according to online edition of Daily Mail.

>The potion, which is available as a solution and a spray, is on sale

>in the U.S. and has been licensed for over the counter sale in

>Britain.

>Professor Boulton, who is investigating the solution's wound

>healing effects at the Manchester Royal Infirmary, said initial

>signs were " promising " .

[Guest guest]

Thank you Jeff. I was hoping that one of our IAQ professionals would

address this. I found it interesting, but like most " cures " that are

now coming down the pike it does leave one wondering.

I also find it interesting that " new " products, procedures,

remediations, etc., are now being introduced to eliminate something

that is only an allergen or causes structial damage.(said with

tongue in cheek)

KC

>

>

> FYI:

>

> Just another scam, the equivalent of salty water with a bit of

bleach and

> hydrogen peroxide in it.

>

> Probably the writer's mistake but water is neutral and cannot be

full of

> " negatively charged particles " unless there are equal numbers of

positively

> charged particles.

>

> C. May, M.A., CIAQP

> May Indoor Air Investigations LLC

> 1522 Cambridge Street

> Cambridge, MA 02139

> 617-354-1055

> www.mayindoorair.com

> www.myhouseiskillingme.com

>

>

> 5a. OT:Scientists create virus killing water

> Posted by: " tigerpaw2c " tigerpaw2c@... tigerpaw2c

> Date: Sat May 26, 2007 7:51 am ((PDT))

>

> >Scientists create virus killing water

>

> >Indian Muslims - San Diego,CA

> >By IANS

>

>

>http://www.indianmuslims.info/news/2007/may/25/scientists_create_vir

u

> >s_killing_water.html

>

> >London : Scientists have developed a form of water which they

claim

> >could kill vast quantities of bacteria, viruses and fungi,

including

> >many that are unaffected by bleach.

>

> >The water called Dermacyn, developed by California based Oculus,

is

> >recommended for external use only and should not be drunk

although

> >its makers say they did not find it causing any harm to those who

> >drank it.

>

> >Dubbed as miracle water by its maker, Dermacyn costs around 16

> >pounds a bottle and has a shelf life of two years.

>

> >In trials on diabetic patients it was more effective in clearing

up

> >hard to treat foot ulcers than existing treatments. Ulcers took

55

> >days to heal when treated with iodine and antibiotics while they

> >took 43 days to heal when Dermacyn was used.

>

> > " When you spray it on, you see the treated tissue pink up and go

> >beefy, which is good because it means the oxygen supply has

> >resumed, " said Dr Cheryl Bongiovanni who used the product on more

> >than 1,000 patients in Oregon.

>

> >Other tests have shown that small amounts of the liquid can kill

> >vast quantities of bacteria, viruses and fungi.

>

> >Some of the vulnerable germs include hospital super bugs

meticillin

> >resistent staphylococcus aureus (MRSA) and clostridium difficile,

> >food poisoning bacteria e.coli and salmonella, the tuberculosis

> >virus and human immuno deficiency (HIV) virus.

>

> >The liquid is a chemically altered version of salty water, which

is

> >full of negatively charged particles.

>

> >These are capable of killing dangerous micro-organisms by

punching

> >holes in their cell walls.

>

> >While bacteria and viruses are quickly dispatched, human cells

are

> >left intact because they are packed too tightly together to be

> >attacked, according to online edition of Daily Mail.

>

> >The potion, which is available as a solution and a spray, is on

sale

> >in the U.S. and has been licensed for over the counter sale in

> >Britain.

>

> >Professor Boulton, who is investigating the solution's

wound

> >healing effects at the Manchester Royal Infirmary, said initial

> >signs were " promising " .

>

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