| Santiago (Chile), June 24th,
2002
Dear Sir, I found your Web site and I want to give you this co-operation on the
matter of Mouth & Foot Disease. I am in possession of a chemical
formulation to cure Mouth & Foot Disease (Cattle Fever). It’s not a vaccine
but a specific compound that restores infected animals and brings them back
to healthy conditions. On the contrary of what the scientific method might
expect, I have not available fresh and demonstrable experiences of the
effectiveness of this compound on the recovery of infected animals, because
this formulation was created in Chile by 1940. The formulation of this
inject able compound goes back to central Chilean region on the small towns
of Quilpue, Limache, Quillota, which used to be (and still are) agricultural
regions. By that time, my granduncle, which was a farmer and a self-formed
veterinary-inventor, designed a chemical formulation to fight “cattle fever”
in caws, bulls and cattle. Without invention patent, this specific compound
became famous when the Mouth & Foot Disease (M&FD) was a pledge in Chile.
Chile has no longer this illness any more and it is presently forbidden to
perform any test or investigation on this area, in order to assure the virus
is not handled in the country not even for scientific research. I have
appealed to many international organizations: Bayer in Argentina; many
veterinary laboratories in England; state and international organizations in
Brazil, when they were having a big crisis. But, unbelievable, I did never
receive a reply or just a simple answer as “we only work with
intergovernmental organizations”. Of course I realized the commercial
interests of the many large and important laboratories for its vaccines all
over the world is very strong. Therefore the interest for a specific
medication is not very well appreciated. The product was by the time,
(1940-1950) launched with a fantasy name as “Go Out”, but as said, it was
never registered as a trademark or under an invention patent. However the
case was, my granduncle passed the formulation to my father, and then to me.
My father used to give the animals the injections of the medicine, while my
granduncle was unavailable. I still remember the metallic syringe and the
little bottles with the compound at home, even its strong smell. I have
recently prepared 1000 ml of the compound. And the only thing I want is that
someone takes it and put it on trial, under simple protocol letter. If it
still works as it used to work before, then we could start thinking about
patent and invention rights. The preparation of the compound is quite
simple. Only two strong drugs are included and a very strong amine. The rest
of the elements are strong disinfectants in alcoholic solution. I have
formal college studies in Food Science & Technology, Chile State University,
1970-1973. I am now retired, 51, live in Santiago, Chile. The question is:
WHOM SHOULD I ADDRESS TO HAVE THIS FORMULATION TESTED AGAIN. I wish you
could help. Thank you for you attention. Yours, very truly. |