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US 11,229,603 B1Granted
Enhanced Rodeferin broad spectrum
AssigneeReynolds Blue, LLC
InventorsRodney Reynolds, Carmine Russo, Robert Reynolds
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Abstract
This process manufactures a finished medicine that can be used against broad spectrum, Anti-Viral, Anti-Bacterial, Anti-Fungal, and Anti-parasitic disease conditions that attack the human body but not limited to other medical conditions and or other types of treatments use for animals other than humans.
Claims20
A method for manufacturing a finished medicine, the method comprising of the steps of:
- (a) placing colloids in a vial and immersing the vial in a solution within an ultrasonic device;
- (b) mixing the colloids within the vial with the ultrasonic device;
- (c) adding a lipid bilayer material solution to the colloids in the vial;
- (d) mixing the lipid bilayer material solution and the colloids in the vial with the ultrasonic device;
- (e) adding a methylthioninium chloride solution to the lipid bilayer material solution and the colloids in the vial;
- (f) mixing the methylthioninium chloride solution, the lipid bilayer material solution, and the colloids in the vial with the ultrasonic device resulting in the finished medicine;
- (g) where the colloids ranges from 5% to 95% by volume in the finished medicine,
- (h) where the lipid bilayer material solution ranges from 5% to 95% by volume in the finished medicine,
- (i) where the methylthioninium chloride solution ranges from 5% to 95% by volume in the finished medicine.
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A method for manufacturing a finished medicine, the method comprising of the steps of:
- (a) filtering a 15 ml 1% methylene blue solution with a 0.22 micron filter and then with a 0.1 micron filter;
- (b) filtering a 1 cc-16 cc colloidal gold solution with a 0.1 micron filter;
- (c) filtering a 1 cc-16 cc colloidal silver solution with a 0.1 micron filter;
- (d) filtering a 1 cc-16 cc colloidal silica solution with a 0.1 micron filter;
- (e) combining the filtered colloidal gold solution, the filtered colloidal silver solution, and the filtered colloidal silica solution forming a first combined solution in a sealed vial;
- (f) suspending the first combined solution in an ultrasound device using 20% isopropyl alcohol and water for 15 minutes;
- (g) taking the first combined solution out of the ultrasound device;
- (h) adding a 2 cc-30 cc phosphatidylcholine solution to the first combined solution forming a second combined solution;
- (i) suspending the second combined solution in the ultrasound device using 20% isopropyl alcohol and water for 15 minutes;
- (j) combining the 15 ml filtered methylene blue solution with the second combined solution forming a third combined solution;
- (k) suspending the third combined solution in the ultrasound device using 20% isopropyl alcohol and water for 15 minutes, resulting in the finished medicine.
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A method for manufacturing a finished medicine, the method comprising of the steps of:
- (a) placing colloids in a container and immersing the container in a solution within an ultrasonic device;
- (b) mixing the colloids within the container with the ultrasonic device;
- (c) adding a lipid bilayer material solution to the colloids in the container;
- (d) mixing the lipid bilayer material solution and the colloids in the container with the ultrasonic device;
- (e) adding a methylthioninium chloride solution to the lipid bilayer material solution and the colloids in the container;
- (f) mixing the methylthioninium chloride solution, the lipid bilayer material solution, and the colloids in the container with the ultrasonic device resulting in the finished medicine;
- (g) where the colloids ranges from 5% to 95% by volume in the finished medicine,
- (h) where the lipid bilayer material solution ranges from 5% to 95% by volume in the finished medicine,
- (i) where the methylthioninium chloride solution ranges from 5% to 95% by volume in the finished medicine,
- (j) where the container allows the passing through of sound waves.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.