By the way, let me clarify, I did search the archives, I did see posts on
tetrasil a while back, what I meant was, nobody had followed up on imusil, or
whatever you want to call the original invention which was for IV use in
serious infections. I'll try to follow up myself in time. Just wanted a more
detailed history.
----- Original Message -----
From: [email protected]
To: [email protected]
Sent: Monday, December 06, 2004 9:39 PM
Subject: Re: CS>Tetrasil
Well, actually, some of us have pursued it further (Tetrasil ointment). And
we now find that we must have it in our medicine cabinet. I have used it for
various skin infections, including some bad pimples, cuts, and infected
fingernail. My wife has actually cleared up some long standing cysts on her
face (like small pimples) by rubbing a little into them every night before bed
(it took months to clear them, but it worked). I recently sent it to my
daughter in law who used it to clear up a nasty case of impetigo on her face -
worked great! We are very enthusiastic about tetrasil ointment, which
apparently combines the best properties of oxygen and silver into a single
product (external use only).
Take a look at the web page to see the number of different skin conditions
that Tetrasil has treated effectively. Only problem is, you sometimes can't
get any - and the price was raised recently.
Del
----- Original Message -----
From: bailar
To: [email protected]
Sent: Monday, December 06, 2004 5:47 PM
Subject: CS>Tetrasil
I was curious if anyone had followed up on tetrasil. There were some posts
about it a while back. I am using the gel on a fungal nail of 20 years, and it
is actually working. Has been about 2 months. Nothing else has helped the nail.
I would like to talk to the scientist who invented it. Someone posted that the
Israeli's were stockpiling it but I assume that is urban legend or a joke? If
not, where did they access that information?
I have looked at all the patents and a few months ago talked to the company
headquarters (one guy) here in Rhode Island. There is not enough funding to run
a proper clinical trial at this point. This is different than colloidal silver,
or colloidal silver IV, as the way it's made, the electrons function like
little bombs, apparently.
Thanx in advance for any info or thoughts. I am curious why nobody pursued
it further.
