Colloidal Silver Working Against Ebola in West Africa!

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According to news reports coming out of Sierra Leone, West Africa, there’s been a very surprising turn of events in regards to the Ebola crisis. 

Apparently, at least several of nanosilver -- colloidal silver composed of very small particles of silver suspended in water -- appear to have made it into West African countries where Ebola was raging. 

And in spite of opposition to the use of colloidal silver by medical bureaucrats in the World Health Organization (WHO), the U.S. Food & Drug Administration (FDA) and the Centers for Disease Control (CDC), the silver actually appears to working against the virus!

Not only that, but Sierra Leone’s Minister of Presidential and Public Affairs – a trained chemist named Alpha Kanu – has announced that 10 ppm nanosilver has now been proclaimed to be an official approved Ebola treatment in that nation.

This might explain why there’s been so little on Ebola here in the U.S. over the past few weeks.  The agenda of the medical bureaucrats in WHO, the CDC and the FDA has been to fast-track an expensive new Ebola vaccine into production, for use on people in early 2015. 

Big Pharma was to make billions of dollars on the vaccine.

But with as many as 500 Ebola sufferers reportedly now getting better in Sierra Leone, West Africa after trying nanosilver the plans of Big Pharma and the medical bureaucrats might just end up being derailed.

Of course, we still don’t know if the news coming out of West Africa is definitive.  But here’s what we know so far, based on newspaper reports from Sierra Leone…

Hi, Steve Barwick here, for The Silver Edge…

It’s been widely reported for several months now that shipments of Nanosilver (Colloidal Silver) destined for Ebola-stricken West had been either DETAINED OR TURNED BACK by medical bureaucrats from WHO and the FDA. 

These same agencies, in conjunction with the Centers for Disease Control, have also been conducting an unprecedented “scorched earth” campaign in the world news media, vilifying and anyone – including yours truly -- who advocated the use of colloidal silver for Ebola in West Africa. 

But during the first week of November, 2014, the Standard Times Press newspaper of Sierra Leone, West Africa, announced that some of the colloidal silver finally made it through the roadblocks put up by the international medical bureaucrats.

Colloidal Silver Is Working!

What’s more, according to the news reports, which I’ll detail for you below, the silver is apparently now being used to successfully treat Ebola patients in Leone and possibly three other West African nations as well.

According to strictly preliminary reports from the region, not only has the silver treatment been shown to be working (i.e., with as many as 500 Ebola patients getting better), but the government of Sierra Leone was apparently so impressed with the results they actually approved nanosilver as an official Ebola treatment!

According to a news release on PRWeb:

The upshot of the news report is that nanosilver has been officially approved as a therapy against the deadly Ebola virus by Honourable Alpha Kanu, Sierra Leone’s Minister of Presidential and Public Affairs. 

Apparently, the government of Sierra Leone felt they had to take the dramatic step of officially approving nanosilver as an Ebola treatment in order to circumvent further interference from medical bureaucrats in the World Health Organization (WHO), the U.S. FDA and the U.S. Centers for Disease Control (CDC) who were doing everything in their power to block shipments of nanosilver from getting into West African nations, and to publicly discredit its usage.

According to Sierra Leone’s Minister of Information, Alpha Kanu:

Two of Sierra Leone’s leading newspapers, The Exclusive, and The Standard Times Press, confirmed the Minister’s announcement today.  An actual transcript of Information Minister Kanu’s speech regarding the nanosilver breakthrough is reproduced directly below: 

Here’s what the Standard Times Press newspaper of Sierra Leone had to say about this story:

“A government official in Sierra Leone says that some people are recovering from Ebola because of a new treatment.  The Minister of Information Alpha Kanu recently wrote in a letter that “this works; people are getting better.”

But efforts to get this information and the treatment option itself to people have met with great opposition on the part of the United States FDA and others.  

The option that has Kanu’s enthusiastic approval is a nutrient that is not manufactured by a big-name pharmaceutical company.  It is called Nano Silver…But it has not been easy to get the product to the countries that need it most…

…a shipment of the product was shipped to Sierra Leone on August 20. However, it didn’t arrive until “September 28, five weeks later while the disease spread and people suffered and died unnecessarily because international forces opposed the simple clinical demonstration of the nutrient.

Just before the shipment of nanosilver finally reached Sierra Leone, Minister Kanu reportedly made it clear that his government did not need FDA approval to offer it as a therapy option, according to Star Africa.

The Honorable Alpha Kanu is a trained chemist, who believes that the people who are suffering in his country have the right to use any and all treatment options that are available to them.

It is ‘a matter of choice,’ he believes, resting ‘on the patients or their families, as to whether to administer it as treatment for Ebola.’  The Information Minister reportedly worked with President Ernest Bai Koroma to get the nutrient into Sierra Leone.

So it appears the president of Sierra Leone – Ernest Bai Koroma – was also involved in the tussle with the international medical bureaucrats, and worked to make sure his Ebola-stricken countrymen were getting the Colloidal Silver.

And what kind of results are they experiencing?  Again, according to the initial report from The Standard Times Press newspaper of Sierra Leone:  

According to Kanu, a “philanthropic” Sierra Leonean who is based in Atlanta, Georgia, Imam Sheikh Massally has been credited with sending a shipment of the silver product to be tried for Ebola patients. 

‘He sent the nutrient Nano Silver – this works; people are getting better. The supply is enough for 300 people and we are going to bring some more.’”

Since that time, news reports have stated that as many as 500 Ebola victims in Sierra Leone appear to be getting better after having been given the nanosilver. 

The Standard Times Press newspaper of Sierra Leone goes on to complain that the FDA’s insistence on maintaining a medical monopoly for Big Pharma makes no sense in the face of such a devastating disease.  They state:

“… According to the FDA’s website, nutritional supplements and other natural products cannot claim to “diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease.”  

Those products must post a disclaimer declaring such, because according to the American government, “only a drug can legally make such a claim.”

No matter how effective a natural substance may be, there is, in effect, a gag order on any and all companies marketing them, preventing them from saying so… The gag orders regarding non-drug options for Ebola are simply the latest in a long string of actions aimed at maintaining the monopoly.

Questions must be asked.  Why is the FDA so intimidated by the free sharing of information about a substance that could work?  What harm is there in people choosing to take the product, even in conjunction with more traditional therapies?

If there is a serious crisis threatening a large part of the human population, why does it matter who gets the credit?  Would not true leaders be more interested in solving the problem and saving lives than in political agendas or lining the pocketbooks of certain interests?”

Of course, the Standard Times Press newspaper of Sierra Leone, West Africa, is asking very legitimate questions:  Why exactly is silver being suppressed?  And who is the beneficiary of that suppression?