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AWARDS & RECOGNITIONS
Food and Drug Administration (FDA): In January 1978, Everett Storey applied for FDA registration of "CELLFOOD" (also known as Deutrosulfazyme). On the Pharmaceutical Composite Form he described it as: "Champagne color to Amber color with passage of time, but instead of a loss in potency, there is actually a small increase each year. Under the section "Therapeutic Effects", he stated that CELLFOOD:
In 1995, with the change in American legislation, CELLFOOD was classified as a nutritional supplement and not a drug patented medicine. Until then, over $2 million had been spent on clinical tests, and CELLFOOD had only been available for " experimental purposes". After 1995, it was made available to the public. International Hall Of Fame: In 1997, CELLFOOD was unanimously voted by all the Inventors Clubs of America for the 1997 Advanced Technology Award which was presented by the International Hall of Fame in Atlanta, U.S.A. CELLFOOD received this award because of: 1) its unique ability to produce both nascent Oxygen and Hydrogen inside the body, resulting in the simultaneous cleansing and building of body cells and tissues; and 2) its unique ability to hold 78 elements, trace minerals and minerals in liquid colloidal suspension. CELLFOOD Report: Also in 1997, Ed McCabe, known in America as "Mr. Oxygen" for his extensive research in and publications on oxygen therapies, published a report called, CELLFOOD - An Amazing Nutritional Supplement, An Amazing Sports Supplement". Learn more about our affilate Program: Affiliate Program
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