Compositions and methods of use for treatment of mammalian diseases
OwnerRobert Sabininventor
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Abstract
This disclosure relates to a Composition having medicinal properties for use with mammalian diseases such as anti-cancer properties and methods of use, anti-viral properties and methods of use, anti-protozoan properties and methods of use, and anti-bacterial properties and methods of use in mammals. A chemical Composition for use as a pharmaceutical of a biologically acceptable copper compound and may include other components such as iron, which is transported to afflicted cells in a pharmaceutical acceptable carrier.
Claims16
A method for treating at least one disease selected from the group consisting of cancers and cell proliferating diseases in a patient comprising:
- forming a colloidal solution composition of at least a core of at least a biologically acceptable copper compound, wherein said copper compound is a nanoparticle of a fixed copper compound selected from the group consisting of cupric hydroxide, copper oxide, copper oxychloride, cupric carbonate basic, copper sulfate basic, cuprous oxide, cupric citrate, cupric phosphate, cuprobam, indigo copper, brochantite, langite, malachite, cometite, libethenite, pseudolibethenite, pseudomalachite, antlerite, covellite, marshite, cuprite, chalcocite, Rogojski's salt, brochantite, hydrocyanite, nantokite and dolerophane, said core being encapsulated, encoated, adsorbed, or bound in at least of a sheath, a shell, a polymeric shell, a cover, a casing, an encoating, a jacket or combination thereof, and a pharmaceutically acceptable carrier;
- said sheath, shell, polymeric shell, cover, casing, encoating, jacket or combination thereof being made of a material targeting at least one disease selected from the group consisting of cancerous and cell proliferating diseases and preventing immediate chemical interaction of the core with the surrounding environment;
- and administering the colloidal solution composition to the patient in need thereof.
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