Interview Guest Eddie Fatakhov MD from Atlanta
Remote interview with Physician demonstrating
“Far UV Light” that kills COVID-19 Coronavirus from Atlanta via Skype or Facetime or Zoom
ATLANTA (April 6, 2020)—
WHO: Eddie Fatakhov, M.D, a Board-Certified Internist from Atlanta who is on the front line in the expected escalation of the COVID-19 Coronavirus
WHAT: Is conducting one-on-one remote interviews by Zoom, Skype, and phone.
WHEN: April 6-8, 2020
WHERE: From the Center for Internal & Integrative Medicine, 401 S. Main St., Suite B-3, Alpharetta, GA 30009
WHY: To demonstrate the efficiency and effectiveness of Far UV Light and how it is able to kill the COVID-19 Coronavirus in one tenth of a second, while not harming human skin or eyesight, and eliminating inefficient and ineffective continual hand washing and hand sanitizing. Dr. Fatakhov will demonstrate how his medical office is a safe haven for everything from routine medical checkups to the use of advanced Emsculpting machines that give the muscle tone of 300 days in the gym in just three treatments—without all that exposure in a health club. He will explain and demonstrate how his COVID-19-killing UV light can also the same protection to nursing homes, schools, airports, planes, cruise ships, retail stores, and homes throughout the United States and the world.
Being showcased is a special lamp with a particular patented form of UV light known as “Excimer Wave Sterilray™” light, with a wavelength at 222 nm (nanometers), a form of Far-UV light that has a very short range in biological material, rendering it unable to penetrate the dead-cell layer that is at the surface of our skin. It is also unable to penetrate the human eye, meaning, it can’t reach or damage any living cells in our body, but it can penetrate and kill viruses floating in the air, on surfaces, in liquids etc., including COVID-19, disrupting its DNA structure and amino acids, killing it.
This technology is superior to conventional germicidal ultraviolet (UV) light in reducing person-to-person transmission of viruses through the air, by killing the viruses while they are in the air, without the safety hazard of other forms of UV lights that can cause skin cancer or cataracts.
Researchers at Columbia University have used 222nm lamps technology to prevent the airborne transmission of viruses like the influenza virus.
Dr. Fatakhov’s hope is that President Trump and NIAID Director Anthony Fauci will work to fast-track FDA approval and fund mass production of these Far-UV lights that can save millions of lives and end the COVID-19 Coronavirus Pandemic, as well annihilate future epidemics in their infancy.
Far-UV light has a very short range in biological material, rendering it unable to penetrate the dead-cell layer that is at the surface of our skin. It is also unable to penetrate the human eye, meaning, it can’t reach or damage any living cells in our body. All good news, but the even better news is it can still penetrate and kill viruses floating in the air, on surfaces, in liquids etc., including COVID-19 in one tenth of one second!
Researchers at Columbia University have used 222nm lamps technology to prevent the airborne transmission of viruses like the influenza virus.
Inventor/manufacturer of Far-UV Sterilray light is Sterilray, based in New Hampshire.
Patent-holder, inventor, physicist Edward Neister, creator of “Excimer Wave Sterilray™” light, with a wavelength at 222 nm (nanometers).
Early adopters: Boeing has been developing the light for multiple years for use in their no-touch bathrooms and Disney recently implemented the use of the Excimer Wave Sterilray light to disinfect their cameras and electronic equipment.
Above photo courtesy of Columbia.edu
Eddie Fatakhov, M.D is a Board-Certified Physician, Nutritionist, and Best-Selling Author of “Dr. Fat-Off Simple Life-Long Weight-Loss Solutions.”
