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Viola Vitalis ready for take off
A good and inexpensive cure for arsenic poisoning has been developed. Manufacturing of proprietary nutraceutical medication has started and the first mobile arsenic poisoning clinic is working
Official Opening
Official opening of the Funding Campaign of Swedish Sustainability Foundation. You can now pay with card over the internet, Please contribute!
Viola Vitalis has now started commercial manufacture of arsenic detoxification nutraceuticals in Bangladesh. The capsules that were used in the clinical trials were laboratory made in the US. A cure for what WHO calls the worst human poisoning in history will now gradually be made available to the people in Bangladesh through Viola Vitals clinics. Your contribution counts!
Swedish Sustainability Foundation on Swedish Television
We are proud to announce that our first project "Treatment of Arsenic Poisoning" has been noticed by Swedish Television. The news program Aktuellt has featured the arsenic catastrophe in Bangladesh and the CEO of Viola Vitalis Dr. Abdul Kader has been interviewed by the program regarding his project. This was aired in August 2009 and will be published on the web in the near future.
Thanks to this Dr. Abdul Kader has been invited to give additional presentations, lectures and seminars both in Sweden as well as internationally. The positive effect of this is that the awareness of the arsenic catastrophe in Bangladesh spreads out to a wider public, and the fact that there exists a project that can cure arsenic poisoning will gain attention.
2009-09-21