Respiratory infection treatment device
OwnerSteven R. Frankinventor
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Abstract
A device and method for treating an illness or infection in the repiratory tract of a body is provided. The device administers an antimicrobial mist directly to the tissues to be treated, which coats the tissues in the respiratory tract where the infection is colonizing. The administration of the mist is reapplied in order to maintain a predetermined antimicrobial tissue density concentration of a uncompounded silver colloid suspended antimicrobial substance for a predetermined time period.
Claims7
A device for treating an illness or infection of tissue of a the upper and lower respiratory tract, the device comprising:
- a container holding a predetermined concentration of pure uncompounded aqueous silver colloid substance;
- and
- means for delivering appropriately-sized mist droplets of the colloid substance directly to the tissue to maintain a predetermined antimicrobial tissue density concentration of the colloid substance for a predetermined time period.
A method of infusing an uncompounded silver colloid suspended antimicrobial substance into tissue within the body, the method comprising:
- providing a misting device;
- providing the uncompounded silver colloid suspended antimicrobial substance within the misting device;
- delivering the colloidal silver suspension in a mist of small droplets directly to the tissue to be treated within the body to obtain a predetermined antimicrobial tissue density concentration;
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- further redelivering the colloidal silver suspension at predetermined time intervals so as to maintain the antimicrobial tissue density concentration for a predetermined time period.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.