R&D References for RushStar Health Products

"Research & Development Techniques, A thesis Case Studies"

ISBN 0-9737536-1-7 Dr. Hamed A. M. Rushwan, found that using

Colloidal silver during formulation of complex herbal formulations

Allows higher concentration of extracts and longer formula life

"Use of Colloids in Health and Disease." Colloidal silver has proven

particularly effective in cases of intestinal troubles. Dr. Henry Crooks

found that "silver in the colloidal state is highly germicidal, quite

harmless to humans and absolutely non-toxic. Rather than in a chemical

compound, the silver in the colloidal state may be applied in a much more

concentrated form, with correspondingly better results. All virus, fungus,

bacterium, streptococcus, staphylococcus, and other pathogenic organisms are

killed in three or four minutes upon contact. There are no side effects

whatsoever from the highest concentrations."

Dr. Robert Becker, "The Body Electric," recognized a correlation between low

silver levels and sickness. He said the silver deficiency was responsible

for the improper functioning of the immune system. Dr. Becker's experiments

conclude that silver works on the full spectrum of pathogens without any

side effects or damage to any part of the body. He also states that the

silver was doing something more than killing disease organisms. It was also

causing major growth stimulation of injured tissues. Burn patients and

elderly patients noticed more rapid healing. He discovered that all cancer

cells change back to normal cells. All strains of pathogens resistant to

other antibiotics are killed by colloidal silver. Yet at that time he

couldn't find a silver supplement on the market.

"Silver, Our Mightiest Germ Fighter," ScienceDigest, March 1978. As an

antibiotic, colloidal silver kills over 650 disease causing organisms, and

resistant strains fail to develop. Silver is the best all-around germ

fighter we have and is absolutely non-toxic! Doctors report that, taken

internally, it works against syphilis, cholera, malaria, diabetes and severe

burns. Richard L. Davies, executive director of the Silver Institute which

monitors silver technology in 37 countries, reports: "In four years we've

described 87 important new medical uses for silver."

Dr. Bjorn Nordstrom, of the Karolinska Institute, Sweden, has used silver in

his cancer treatment method. He says the whole thing is quite simple. This

brought rapid remission in patients given up on by other doctors.

The FDA has stated that because colloidal silver is accepted as a pre-1938

medication, it may continue to be marketed. Letter, 13 September 1991,

received from consumer safety officer Harold Davis, U.S. Food and Drug

Administration.

"Colloidal Preparations of Silver in Pharmacy," British Medical Journal,

February 1923: "Pure Silver is entirely non-irritant. In tests at very high

concentrations, it has been shown repeatedly that the rapidly exerted

disinfectant action is of considerable therapeutic value."

Dr. Otto Warberg (Nobel Prize Winner, 1932) stated that "Cancer is caused by

the lack of oxygen and the fermentation of sugars."

Provo Herald, 13 February 1992, page D1: "Colloidal Silver as a Remedy for

AIDS.quot;

American Drug Index, section on Inorganic Pharmaceutical Chemistry,

recognized silver for its germicidal action, calling a stabilized form: Mild

Silver Protein. There are several concentrations of Mild Silver Protein.

The Condensed Medical Dictionary, 6th Edition: Mild Silver Protein is listed

for medicinal use. The 4s protein-2 is the trace used as a stabilizer.

Medicinal Silver Home Remedies, Maurice Worthington, M.D., 1928.

"Colloidal Silver Preparations of Silver in Pharmacy," British Medical

Journal, 1932.

Royalty, worldwide, have been called "Blue Bloods," because of the silver

content in their blood, even from birth. They used real silverware, ate from

silver dishes, and stored their food in silver containers. There were no

doctors. The common people were often sick with something.

Colloidal Silver, The Antibiotic Alternative by Lloyd Michael Canty and Zane

Baranowski, CN. $3.50 each, plus 50 cents postage each. The Association for

Advanced Colloid Research, 232 NE Lincoln St. Suite 1, Hillsboro, Oregon

97124. 503-640-0810.

World Without Cancer by G. Edward Griffin. History of allopathic medicine in

America. $9.95, plus $2.00 for postage. The Cancer Control Society, 2043 N.

Berendo, Los Angeles, CA 90027. (213) 663-7801

The Body Electric and Cross Currents by Dr. Robert Becker.

Secrets of the Soil by Christopher Bird and Peter Tompkins.

Murder by Injection by Eustace Mullin. History of the AMA, also addresses,

the Drug Trust, fluoridation, Aids and other health problems. $15.00 plus

$1.50 postage. The National Commission for Judicial Reform, P.O. Box 1105,

Staunton, VA 24401

Chemistry's Miraculous Colloids by Kenneth Andrews. The Readers Digest,

March 1936. Quoting, Dr. Frederick Macy, one of the country's outstanding

bacteriologists.

John Hopkins Hospital, More News on Silver. Dr. Leonard Herschberg

Michael D. Lemonick. The Killers All Around, Time Magazine, Sept. 12, 1994.

Searle, A.B. The use of Colloids in Health and Disease. The British Medical

Journal. Nov, 1913, p. 83 Dr. Henry Crookes,

Colloidal Silver, Where have you been? by Iris A. Moore, The New Times,

Seattle WA, May 1994

Brentano, L. MD, Margraf, H, Monafo, W.W. MD and Moyer,C.A. MD Antibacterial

Efficacy of a Colloidal Silver Complex. Surgical Forum Vol. 17, 1966, pp.

76-78 Also Quoting, Dr. Harry Margraf

Report on Colloidal Silver, The Best Kept Secret, by Martha Duncan.

Thurman, R.B. and Gerba, C.P. (1989) The molecular mechanics of copper and

silver ion disinfection of bacteria and viruses. Quoting, Dr. Richard

Davies, The Silver Institute, Wash, V. 18, 4, p. 295

Oxygen Therapies by Ed Mc Cabe. $12.00 Includes postage, Energy

Publications, 99- RD #1, Morrisville, NY 13408

H.E.L.P ful News, Vol. 8 No. 9

Science Digest, March 1978, Quoting Jim Powell

Harold Davis, U.S. FDA Letter, September 1991

The Olympian, Sunday, Feb. 20, 1994 quote by Alexander Tomasz / San

Francisco, Associated Press

Newsweek Magazine, March 28, 1994 Antibiotics, The End of Miracle Drugs?

Magnesium Oxtazone, Colloid Research foundation, 1-800-487-5463

Newsweek Magazine, May 22,1995. Outbreak of Fear

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