In 1978, Everett Storey applied for FDA (Food and Drup Administration) registration of "Cellfood" (also known as Deutrosulfazyme). Under the section "Therapeutic Effects," he stated that Cellfood:
- Aids materially in the digestive process.
- Assists in the cleansing of upper intestines and lower intestines, and restores normal bowel functions.
- Provides a steady flow of both Oxygen and Hydrogen to all parts of the body.
- Enables the blood stream to deliver directly to each body cell a minimum of 78 essential elements for complete, direct and quick nutrition.
In 1985, the American Government recognized Everett Storey's amazing work and his product, "Cellfood" and passed the "Deuterium Freedom Act of 1985." Under the section 2(b) in the Act, line 25 states:
"Because of Deuterium's facility to speed up the digestive process, it will aid in patients getting 'more mileage' out of the food they consume; and at the same time, reduce the toxicity in the blood stream. Deutrosulfazyme is a systemic normalizer. No wonder it is called 'LIQUID LIFE' as well as 'CELLFOOD.'"
In 1995, according to American legislation, Cellfood was classified as a nutritional supplement and not a drug patented medicine. Finally, after 1995, it was made available to the public.
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 the two persuasive reasons:
- It can produce both nascent Oxygen and Hydrogen inside the body, resulting in the simultaneous cleansing and building of body cells and tissues.
- It can hold 78 elements, trace minerals and minerals in liquid colloidal suspension.
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.
In same year, the Japanese Ministry of Health approved the sale of Cellfood as a nutritional supplement. Japan tested effect on vitality levels, and its ability to deal with disease conditions, e.g. cancer. For this purpose, they used the Magnetic Resonance Analyzer (an analyzing machine, developed in U.S.A. for measuring frequencies and wave motion) to diagnose the physical and mental conditions of patients.
Mr. Kohei Fukuda reported: "We tested Cellfood with the Magnetic Resonance Analyzer (M.R.A.), and obtained results which are unbelievable. According to the results, Cellfood is an incredibly good product. The M.R.A. measures up to a limit of +20. Some of the readings for Cellfood exceeded this limit, which is incredible."
Remember that Cellfood is not a medicine. Cellfood achieves results by providing the body with all the building blocks that the body needs, in order for it to function more effectively.
Cellfood increases the energy level over time.
