Enteric Use of Potassium Permanganate in Humans and Animals
OwnerSidney Fierro, Frank Fierroinventors
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Abstract
The invention relates generally to the enteric use of potassium permanganate in limited concentrations to treat viral and bacterial infections in humans and animals. More specifically, the invention relates to the enteric use of solutions of potassium permanganate instilled into the body by means of an orally administered liquid or intravascularly administered liquid or by means of a soft mist inhaler. Potassium permanganate is a known powerful antiseptic used externally and in the treatment of wounds, etc. What is novel is that potassium permanganate taken internally in minute concentrations for a long enough period of time treats a variety of viral and bacteriological infective agents including SARS-CoV-2.
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A method of treating infective diseases of the lung by administering potassium permanganate by means of an orally consumed solution.
A method of treating infective diseases of the lung by administering potassium permanganate by means of an intravenous injection.
A method of treating infective viral diseases of the lung by enterically administering potassium permanganate wherein the patient is human.
A method of treating infective viral diseases of the lung by enterically administering potassium permanganate wherein the patient is an animal.
A method of prophylactically treating a human by administering potassium permanganate by means of an orally consumed solution wherein the consumed dosage of potassium permanganate is less than 1 mg/kg of the weight of the patient.
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