SWEDISH SUSTAINABILITY FOUNDATION

The Royal Institute of Technology has received a grant from the Swedish International Aid Agency to make a feasibility for a method for community arsenic remediation proposed by the Swedish Sustainability Foundation.

The nutraceuticals for arsenicosis treatment from Viola Vitalis have been approved by the expert committee in Bangladesh. The government of Bangladesh and the ministry of health and family welfare have formed a five members committee including the members from Drug administration and medical university have endorsed their opinion that arsenicure and ars-detox can be used for prevention and treatment of arsenicosis.

Sida offers to guarantee bank loan to Viola Vitalis under the new Business for Development program

Reports released by UNICEF Bangladesh show that only 18% of drinking water samples met all Bangladesh standards for drinking water quality which were measured and predicts that about 68,000 deaths per year can be attributed to arsenic exposure. The economic costs of this disease burden were calculated at between US$ 6.1-20.1 billion over the next 20 years.

Polygeneration project now part of the project Explore Polygen at the Royal Institute of technology in Stockholm

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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

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!