Abstract: The present invention includes a novel means for destroying aggressive mold in a system. A foreign target antagonist both draws and depletes defense mechanisms for the mold at which point the mold may be attacked with conventional anti-fungal preparations. A more preferred means for destroying the mold includes the post-depletion application of a mold indirect antagonist adapted to ameliorate cellular organelle deformation in the organism. In this preferred means, the organism overcomes the mold with its inherent biodefense mechanisms.

Abstract: The present invention includes a novel means for destroying aggressive mold in a system. A foreign target antagonist both draws and depletes defense mechanisms for the mold at which point the mold may be attacked with conventional anti-fungal preparations. A more preferred means for destroying the mold includes the post-depletion application of a mold indirect antagonist adapted to ameliorate cellular organelle deformation in the organism. In this preferred means, the organism overcomes the mold with its inherent biodefense mechanisms.

Abstract: The present invention includes a mold neutralization system and process based on a hyper-excited mixture composed of a photoexcited carrier constituent within a physiologically inert solution. The efficacy of the system and process can be readily and quickly determined by physiological examination of the organism receiving the system and process.

Abstract: The present invention includes a mold neutralization system and process based on a hyper-excited mixture composed of a photoexcited carrier constituent within a physiologically inert solution. The efficacy of the system and process can be readily and quickly determined by physiological examination of the organism receiving the system and process. The present invention includes a novel means for destroying aggressive mold in a system.

Abstract: The present invention includes a process and system/state wherein in vivo or in vitro cellular systems have their voltage potential raised by the contacting a minority quantity of cells with an active, energized preparation that generates a voltage superstate conducive to healing and other activities. The superstate can be maintained until a predetermined activity has, or begins to occur, preferably a healing process.

Abstract: A method for treating a patient comprising: (a) injecting into the bloodstream of a patient is breathing a gas mixture having greater than 25% oxygen an aqueous solution comprising: 0.1 to 0.8 M Mg++ and having an osmolarlity less than about 1500 mOSm/l; and (b) increasing the rate of injection at least until the patient feels a sensation of warmth is described.

Abstract: A method for treating a patient comprising: (a) injecting into the bloodstream of a patient is breathing a gas mixture having greater than 25% oxygen an aqueous solution comprising: 0.1 to 0.8 M Mg++ and having an osmolarlity less than about 1500 mOSm/l; and (b) increasing the rate of injection at least until the patient feels a sensation of warmth is described.

Abstract: A method for treating a patient comprising: (a) injecting into the bloodstream of a patient is breathing a gas mixture having greater than 25% oxygen an aqueous solution comprising: 0.1 to 0.8 M Mg++ and having an osmolarlity less than about 1500 mOSm/l; and (b) increasing the rate of injection at least until the patient feels a sensation of warmth is described.

Abstract: A learning aid comprisinga. a disk having a plurality of sectors, each of the sectors having a descriptive matter section adjacent the periphery of the disk, the descriptive matter section occupying a portion of each of the sectors,b. a plurality of removable puzzle pieces for each of the sectors, each of the puzzle pieces being able to occupy a portion of its corresponding sector, each of the puzzle pieces being of a different shape from one another, each of the puzzle pieces having an identifying word, letter or number associated therewith which describes the descriptive matter. The learning aid is particularly useful is teaching young children how to read.

Abstract: A construction and method for forming an orthopedic cast and method of producing the construction, wherein a portion of the body is surrounded with a flexible network of non-porous tubing substantially devoid of air and having at least one inlet. A flowable fluid is injected into the tubing through the inlet to render the network substantially rigid and the tubing is releasably retained in place until the network becomes rigid.

Abstract: An expandable airway has two elongated airway forming members having a curved one end portion for effecting insertion and removal of the one end portion of both into and out of the throat of a user and with one member configured to be disposed below the other member. The two members are connected for pivotal movement in response to a force applied at the other end portions of the members from a contracted state to at least one expanded state, wherein the one end portions are spaced apart relative to the contracted state. A mechanism is disposed on the other end portions of the two members for releasably maintaining the members in the at least one expanded state.

Abstract: An expandable airway for insertion into the throat of a patient having two elongated airway forming members each having a curved one-end portion adapted to fit the contours of the mouth and pharynx of a throat of a patient for effecting insertion and removal of the one-end portion of both into and out of the throat of a user. The two members are connected for pivotal movement in response to a force applied at the other end portions from a contracted state to at least one expanded state, wherein the one end portions are spaced apart relative to the contracted state. A holding member is disposed on the other end portion of one of said members for releasably holding the other of said members such that the members are maintained in said at least one expanded state and wherein said holding member is responsive to a force applied substantially in the direction of removal of the device from the throat to release the other of said members for free movement back to the contracted state.