Naija trial drug? Wait Make i ask google 1st..

This is good news
At least we can be proud of our own and stop been dependant on those white witches and wizard.
pray it works though.


I have this feeling that Ebola will soon be a thing of the past.

pray it works.... tired of dodging people's handshakes

We pray that EVD ends soon...

Where are our consultant pharmacists o?

Good news.

Lol
This Nano silver sounds like another snake oil cure, like Trevo

May God have mercy!

Where in diaspora is this Nigeria super scientist that nobody had ever heard of before?

uumhhhh

My heart skipped, why this now after.

MissMeiya: "A Nigerian contagious disease expert, Dr. Simon Agwale, had said that Nano Silva had proven effective against viruses, bacteria, and parasites. “It may be also a source of a cure” for Ebola patients[/b], Agwale said."



Err. Ebola is a VIRUS not a bacteria...

Did you read the part in bold?

This is a fake drug,

it is not new and it is know for many years in America and it didnot help please Nigerians open your eyes.

https://www.nairaland.com/1857313/breaking-different-ebola-trial-drug

please don't use this drug it is dangerous please because they also say that they can heal AIDS/HIV and Cancer and many more with this... it is not allowed as drug in Europa and America and it has nothing to do with the new drugs for Ebola

onitshaigbo:

No, God loves the Igbos (Jews), the rest of you Nigerians are just gentiles, who are created to serve the Nation Of Israel (Igbos).

What is this one talking about? Is the drug inventor ibo.?

Ok.
Great achievements from our medical team.
Let keep our fingers close and see the result soon.
We all pray for a positive result.

make u shine your eye well well.

USA are bringing in their experimental vaccine (which may not even be a vaccine - but Ebola itself) by the back door

Those Nigerians that have been quarantined would probably end up being unwilling guinea pigs and when they die we would be told that Ebola is killing them.

manny4life:

Did you read the part in bold?

Did you read the rest of it? The claim is not backed up by the examples given. Read and comprehend things in their entirety, instead of picking and choosing. It makes you miss important things.

ritababe: What american can do, african can do it better,

i pray this nano silver work so that the US will be put to shame

Are u high

ritababe: What american can do, african can do it better,

i pray this nano silver work so that the US will be put to shame

Are u high?

Scrolinq down dis thread,i noticed dat we aint happy anymore.. Dis thread xo dry.. Buh lets wait,watch and see wat happens next.. Fu*k d Americans, i love ma naija.. Pls nano Ag+ experimental ebola drug be good

i've always believed there's hope ... trust our 9ja Doc. & scientist are not sleeping ....soon a confirmed & more potent cure will emerge from the black community ....



*goes back to his mathematical modeling to cure Ebola* ..

oya guys..all hands on deck ......

Ebola your days are numbered...

Igbo people are doing very well in this Nigeria

Wale112: Igbo people are doing very well in this Nigeria

ghanian cu.nt. How does it relate to igbos?

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FDA warns of fraudulent Ebola drug claims
Fri Aug 15, 2014 12:39am BST

By Toni Clarke

(Reuters) - The U.S. Food and Drug Administration said on Thursday it has become aware of products being sold online that fraudulently claim to prevent or treat Ebola.

The FDA's warning comes on the heels of comments by Nigeria's top health official, Onyebuchi Chukwu, who reportedly said earlier Thursday that eight Ebola patients in Lagos, the country's capital, will receive an experimental treatment called nano-silver.

Erica Jefferson, a spokeswoman for the FDA, said she could not provide any information about the product referenced by the Nigerians.

The FDA did not specify any products in its warning.

Silver has been used as an antibacterial for centuries. Tiny silver particles known as nano-silver have controversially been incorporated into a variety of consumer products such as socks and bedding to help block odors caused by bacteria and mold.

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency considers nano-silver a pesticide. Manufacturers of products that contain it must register them with the agency.

Nano-silver is also sometimes sold online as a dietary supplement even though Danish researchers found in a recent study that nano-silver can penetrate and damage cells.

The FDA regulates dietary supplements and said in its statement that "by law, dietary supplements cannot claim to prevent or cure disease."

The agency said it had received consumer complaints about the Ebola claims.

"Individuals promoting these unapproved and fraudulent products must take immediate action to correct or remove these claims or face potential FDA action," the agency said.

The Ebola outbreak ravaging West Africa has claimed 1,069 lives so far. Most have been in Guinea, Sierra Leone and Liberia. Nigeria has confirmed 10 cases of the disease and four deaths.

(Reporting by Toni Clarke in Washington; Editing by Richard Chang)

I hope they subsidize this Drug ni

debrihachi: pray it works.... tired of dodging people's handshakes

*runs to shake her tightly*

Thank God....Expecting a positive result soonest

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mdZsDF0B7cU

CocoaOla: Are u high?

oh that an error sorry wrong person

nora544: This is a fake drug,

it is not new and it is know for many years in America and it didnot help please Nigerians open your eyes.

I tire oooo... A quick googling reveals that nano silver is a well known supplement in the medical field that has stirred some cancer controversy... How one could claim that he developed an ebola drug "nano silver" is baffling.

No harm in trying though.

UrbanMystique: ghanian cu.nt. How does it relate to igbos?

From NIH medical journal, July 2013:

Widespread Use
Nanosilver itself is nothing new. It has been used for different reasons in consumer and commercial products over the past century, although “nano” terminology does not always appear in the patent or scientific literature.3 Colloidal silver, in which silver particles down to the nanoscale are suspended in liquid, has been used for health and medical reasons since the early twentieth century and is now marketed as a dietary supplement and alternative medicine cure-all.4 Nanosilver has been used in the photo development process since the late 1800s and has been registered with the EPA for use in swimming-pool algaecides since 1954 and drinking-water filters since the 1970s.3

Recent advances in the ability to synthesize nanosilver particles have led to a surge of even more innovations.5 Most hinge on the ability to impregnate a wide range of materials and coatings with synthesized nanosilver compounds. “What we’ve learned how to do is bundle silver atoms into minuscule little particles, and then we’re able to take these particles and put them in places that they’ve never been able to get before,” explains Samuel Luoma, an emeritus researcher with the U.S. Geological Survey and author of Silver Nanotechnologies and the Environment, a report published by the Pew Project on Emerging Nanotechnologies.6

As a result, nanosilver has appeared in an increasingly wide range of products on U.S. shelves, among them electric shavers, athletic clothing, bed and bath linens, cosmetics, baby bottles, stuffed animals, keyboards, paints, and food containers. It’s also used in hospital equipment including catheters, stents, bandages, and wound dressings, as well as on surfaces including wheelchair seats and door handles. In Southeast Asia, nanosilver is used even more commonly and often openly; it has been sprayed in Hong Kong subways7 and touted on Korean toothpaste tubes,8 for example.

Despite its widespread use, nanosilver remains a fairly poorly understood material to both regulators and scientists. Consensus remains elusive on subjects as essential as how it behaves in the human body and the environment, and the extent to which its use may contribute to bacterial resistance.

MissMeiya: FDA warns of fraudulent Ebola drug claims
Fri Aug 15, 2014 12:39am BST

By Toni Clarke

(Reuters) - The U.S. Food and Drug Administration said on Thursday it has become aware of products being sold online that fraudulently claim to prevent or treat Ebola.

The FDA's warning comes on the heels of comments by Nigeria's top health official, Onyebuchi Chukwu, who reportedly said earlier Thursday that eight Ebola patients in Lagos, the country's capital, will receive an experimental treatment called nano-silver.

Erica Jefferson, a spokeswoman for the FDA, said she could not provide any information about the product referenced by the Nigerians.

The FDA did not specify any products in its warning.

Silver has been used as an antibacterial for centuries. Tiny silver particles known as nano-silver have controversially been incorporated into a variety of consumer products such as socks and bedding to help block odors caused by bacteria and mold.

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency considers nano-silver a pesticide. Manufacturers of products that contain it must register them with the agency.

Nano-silver is also sometimes sold online as a dietary supplement even though Danish researchers found in a recent study that nano-silver can penetrate and damage cells.

The FDA regulates dietary supplements and said in its statement that "by law, dietary supplements cannot claim to prevent or cure disease."

The agency said it had received consumer complaints about the Ebola claims.

"Individuals promoting these unapproved and fraudulent products must take immediate action to correct or remove these claims or face potential FDA action," the agency said.

The Ebola outbreak ravaging West Africa has claimed 1,069 lives so far. Most have been in Guinea, Sierra Leone and Liberia. Nigeria has confirmed 10 cases of the disease and four deaths.

(Reporting by Toni Clarke in Washington; Editing by Richard Chang)

Please read what it is !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!