[EPSTEIN BECKER & GREEN, P.C. LETTERHEAD]



                                October 12, 2005



VIA EDGAR

Jeffery P. Riedler
United States Securities and Exchange Commission
Division of Corporation Finance
450 Fifth Street, N.W.
Mail Stop 0309
Washington, D.C.  20549-0306


     Re:  Medical Discoveries, Inc.
          Amendment No. 2 to Form SB-2 Registration Statement
          File No. 333-121635

Dear Mr. Riedler:

     We are writing on behalf of our client, Medical Discoveries, Inc. (the
"Company"), in response to the letter of comments from the United States
Securities and Exchange Commission (the "Commission") to the Company, dated June
30, 2005, with respect to the Company's Amendment No. 2 to Form SB-2, File No.
333-121635 (the "Registration Statement"). The Company is filing concurrently
herewith via EDGAR a third amendment to the Registration Statement in response
to the letter of comments. The numbered paragraphs below restate the numbered
paragraphs in the Commission's letter of comments to the Company, and the
discussion set out below each such paragraph is the Company's response to the
Commission's comment.

GENERAL


1.   YOUR LETTER OF RESPONSE INDICATES, WITH RESPECT TO MOST OF THE COMMENTS IN
     OUR PREVIOUS LETTER, ONLY THAT "THE PROSPECTUS HAS BEEN REVISED IN RESPONSE
     TO THE STAFFS COMMENTS." WHEN YOU RESPOND TO THE COMMENTS IN THIS LETTER,
     PLEASE INDICATE, IN EACH RESPONSE, PRECISELY WHERE THE REVISIONS ARE
     LOCATED AND, IN REASONABLE DETAIL, WHAT THEY CONSIST OF.

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     The Staff's comment has been considered and responses to Staff comments on
     Amendment 2 have been drafted to specifically describe the details of each
     revision.

2.   WE NOTE THAT YOU HAVE MADE A NUMBER OF REVISIONS TO YOUR PREVIOUSLY FILED
     DOCUMENT THAT HAVE NOT BEEN RED-LINED IN THIS AMENDMENT. SEE, FOR EXAMPLE,
     THE FOOTNOTES NOW PRESENTED ON PAGES 1 AND 2 AND THE FOOTNOTES TO THE
     SELLING SECURITY HOLDERS TABLE ON PAGE 12. PLEASE ENSURE THAT ALL REVISIONS
     ARE RED-LINED IN FUTURE AMENDMENTS TO THIS REGISTRATION STATEMENT.

     The Staff's comment has been considered and all revisions to Amendment 2
     have been redlined in Amendment 3.

3.   WE ARE UNABLE TO LOCATE THE DISCLOSURE REQUIRED BY ITEM 402 OF REGULATION
     S-B. PLEASE INCLUDE IT IN YOUR NEXT AMENDMENT.

     The executive compensation disclosure required by Item 402 of Regulation
     S-B appears on page 42 of Amendment 2. That section has been updated for
     the purposes of Amendment 3.

PROSPECTUS SUMMARY - PAGE 1

4.   PLEASE REVISE THE DISCLOSURE UNDER "OUR COMPANY" TO DISCLOSE THE EXACT
     DEVELOPMENTAL STATUS OF EACH OF YOUR PROPOSED PRODUCTS.

     The first paragraph of the "Our Company" section on page 2 of the
     prospectus has been revised to disclose that an IND for MDI-P is on file
     with FDA and we are awaiting results of further preclinical studies to seek
     FDA approval to proceed with Phase I clinical trials. This section has been
     further amended to disclose that SaveCream is currently in preclinical
     development.

5.   IT APPEARS THAT THERE IS NO MINIMUM CONVERSION PRICE PER SHARE ON THE
     CONVERTIBLE PREFERRED STOCK YOU ISSUED ON MARCH 14, 2005. PLEASE CLEARLY
     INDICATE THIS AND INCLUDE APPROPRIATE DISCLOSURE HERE, AND IN THE RISK
     FACTOR SECTION, REGARDING THE POTENTIAL ADVERSE CONSEQUENCES FOR INVESTORS.

     Footnote 1 in the "Our Company" section has been revised to include an
     express disclosure that there is no minimum conversion price per share for
     the preferred stock issued on March 14, 2005. This section has been further
     amended to advise investors to consider the risks associated with the
     conversion feature. Similarly, the risk factor concerning dilution has been
     amended to not only refer investors to the Dilution section of the
     prospectus, but also to point out in particular the dilution risks
     associated with the Series A preferred stock.

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6.   ALSO, PLEASE TELL US WHY YOU USED A $.05 PER SHARE CONVERSION PRICE TO
     DETERMINE THE NUMBER OF SHARES UNDERLYING THE CONVERTIBLE PREFERRED STOCK
     ISSUED IN MARCH IF THERE IS NOT A MINIMUM CONVERSION PRICE.

     The disclosure was revised to reflect that $0.05 per share was the assumed
     conversion price chosen to calculate the number of shares to be registered
     in connection with this issuance, as required by the applicable
     registration rights agreement with Mercator Momentum Fund, LP and Mercator
     Momentum Fund III, LP.

7.   PLEASE DISCLOSE THE MAXIMUM AND MINIMUM NUMBER OF SHARES THAT COULD BE
     ISSUED ON CONVERSION OF ALL OF THE CONVERTIBLE PREFERRED STOCK.

     The statement has been revised in response to the Staff's comment to
     reference the Selling Security Holders section. This section discloses the
     minimum and maximum number of shares that could be issued upon conversion.

RISK FACTORS -- PAGE 2

8.   PLEASE INCLUDE A RISK FACTOR ADDRESSING "PENNY STOCK" ISSUES.

     A risk factor entitled "`Penny stock' rules may make buying or selling our
     securities difficult which may make our stock less liquid and make it
     harder for investors to buy and sell our shares," has been added at page 8,
     disclosing the risks arising out the fact that our stock falls within the
     definition of a penny stock under SEC regulations.

9.   PLEASE INCLUDE A RISK FACTOR ADDRESSING THE RISKS AND ADVERSE CONSEQUENCES
     RESULTING FROM THE BENEFICIAL OWNERSHIP OF 80.58% OF YOUR COMMON STOCK BY
     MERCATOR ADVISORY GROUP, LLC.

     The Selling Security Holders section of the prospectus has been updated to
     include a detailed disclosure of the actual minimum and maximum number of
     shares of common stock into which the outstanding Series A stock could be
     converted, including the limitation in the Series A financing documents
     that prohibits the Series A shareholders from beneficially owning more than
     9.99% of the issued and outstanding common stock at any one time. The
     resulting beneficial ownership of our stock is clearly described on page 12
     of Amendment 3. By reason of the limitation on ownership, any statement
     that Mercator Advisory Group is the beneficial owner of 80.58% of our
     common stock would not accurately reflect the risks associated with
     purchase of the securities.

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WE ARE A DEVELOPMENT-STAGE COMPANY THAT HAS NOT YET COMMERCIALIZED A PRODUCT. --
PAGE 2


10.  IN THE THIRD SENTENCE OF THE RISK FACTOR YOU CHARACTERIZE YOUR PRE-CLINICAL
     STUDIES OF MDI-P AND SAVECREAM AS "QUITE FAVORABLE." IT IS UNCLEAR WHAT
     THIS STATEMENT MEANS, ESPECIALLY IN THE PRE-CLINICAL CONTEXT. IN ADDITION,
     IT APPEARS TO BE MITIGATING LANGUAGE THAT IS INAPPROPRIATE IN RISK FACTOR
     DISCLOSURE. PLEASE DELETE IT.

     The risk factor on page 2 of the prospectus, disclosing that we are a
     development stage company that has not yet commercialized a product, has
     been revised to indicate that preclinical studies of MDI-P and anecdotal
     clinical data for SaveCream have been positive.

11.  IN ADDITION, WE ARE UNABLE TO LOCATE ANY DISCLOSURE IN THE DOCUMENT
     RELATING TO PRE-CLINICAL STUDIES OF SAVECREAM. PLEASE EITHER DELETE THE
     REFERENCE OR PROVIDE THE INFORMATION SUPPORTING THE STATEMENT.

     The referenced risk factor has been revised to refer to the anecdotal
     clinical data we have on file for SaveCream, as disclosed in the
     Description of Business section. The Description of Business section has
     been revised, in the subsection on MDI's commercialization plans for
     SaveCream, to disclose that we will believe we can use existing CMC data,
     but will have to complete other preclinical testing.

WE MAY NOT BE ABLE TO RAISE SUFFICIENT CAPITAL TO MEET PRESENT AND FUTURE
OBLIGATIONS. - PAGE 3


12.  YOU INDICATE THAT AS OF MARCH 31, 2005, YOUR CURRENT LIABILITIES EXCEEDED
     YOUR CURRENT ASSETS BY $760,802 AND YOU NEED TO OBTAIN ADDITIONAL CAPITAL
     TO MEET "BASIC OPERATIONAL NEEDS." PLEASE IDENTIFY AND QUANTIFY THESE
     NEEDS. DISCUSS THE STEPS YOU HAVE TAKEN OR INTEND TO TAKE TO REMEDY THIS
     SITUATION. IDENTIFY THE SPECIFIC ADVERSE CONSEQUENCES THAT YOU WILL
     EXPERIENCE IF YOU ARE UNABLE TO SATISFY YOUR CURRENT LIABILITIES OR
     OPERATIONAL NEEDS.

     The referenced risk factor has been revised to detail MDI's cash needs and
     anticipated solutions.

13.  ON PAGE 22 YOU INDICATE THAT YOU HAVE FILED AN IND WITH THE FDA SEEKING
     PERMISSION TO BEGIN PHASE I HUMAN CLINICAL TRIALS OF MDI-P AS A TREATMENT
     FOR CYSTIC FIBROSIS, AND THE FDA HAS REQUESTED FURTHER ANIMAL TESTING AND
     RAISED OTHER QUESTIONS. PLEASE ADDRESS THE EFFECT YOUR FINANCIAL CONDITION
     HAS AND WILL HAVE ON YOUR IND APPLICATION AS PART OF THIS RISK FACTOR.

     The referenced risk factor has been revised to disclose the impact of the
     FDA's request for further preclinical studies on our current and future
     capital needs. We have disclosed that we believe we have sufficient capital
     on hand to initiate these clinical studies and



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     that further requests for preclinical studies by the FDA may require the
     expenditure of funds in excess of the amounts currently budgeted for
     preclinical and Phase I development of MDI-P for treatment of cystic
     fibrosis.

14.  IN THE FOURTH SENTENCE OF THE RISK FACTOR YOU STATE THAT YOU DO NOT
     ANTICIPATE THAT REVENUES WILL SATISFY THESE CAPITAL REQUIREMENTS. THIS
     SUGGESTS THAT YOU CURRENTLY HAVE REVENUES, WHICH IS NOT THE CASE. PLEASE
     DELETE THE STATEMENT.

     The referenced sentence in this risk factor has been deleted in response to
     the staff's comment.

15.  IN THE LAST BULLET OF THE RISK FACTOR YOU REFER TO "THE EFFECT OF THE
     EXERCISE OF OUTSTANDING OPTIONS AND WARRANTS EXERCISABLE INTO APPROXIMATELY
     60 MILLION SHARES OF COMMON STOCK." PLEASE DESCRIBE WHAT THIS EFFECT IS
     LIKELY TO BE.

     The reference risk factor has been revised to disclose that dilution is the
     likely effect of the exercise of outstanding options and warrants, and
     references the risk factor detailing the risk of dilution below.

OUR OPERATIONS ARE AND WILL BE SUBJECT TO EXTENSIVE REGULATION. - PAGE 4

16.  PLEASE REFER TO COMMENT 8 IN OUR PREVIOUS LETTER. IN THAT COMMENT WE ASKED
     YOU TO RECONCILE A NUMBER OF STATEMENTS REGARDING SUBMISSION OF AN IND TO
     THE FDA. YOUR RESPONSE INDICATES THAT YOU REVISED THE PROSPECTUS IN
     RESPONSE TO THE COMMENT, BUT WE ARE UNABLE TO LOCATE THE REVISED
     DISCLOSURE. PLEASE TELL US WHERE TO FIND THE REVISED DISCLOSURE, OR PROVIDE
     US WITH THE INFORMATION WE PREVIOUSLY REQUESTED.

     The inconsistent statements referred to in comment 8 to Amendment 1 were
     removed from Amendment 2 in response to this and other staff comments. The
     Summary on page 1 has been revised in Amendment 3 to include disclosure of
     the exact developmental status of MDI-P, namely that an IND for MDI-P is on
     file with FDA and we are awaiting results of further preclinical studies to
     seek FDA approval to proceed with Phase I clinical trials.

WE FACE INTENSE COMPETITION AND COMPETING PRODUCTS. - PAGE 6

17.  THE INFORMATION IN THIS RISK FACTOR IS SO VAGUE AND ABSTRACT THAT IT IS
     APPLICABLE TO MOST COMPANIES IN YOUR INDUSTRY. PLEASE EXPAND THE RISK
     FACTOR TO IDENTIFY YOUR MOST SIGNIFICANT COMPETITORS AND THE COMPETING
     PRODUCTS FOR EACH OF YOUR PROPOSED DRUGS. DISCUSS HOW YOU PROPOSE TO
     COMPETE WITH THESE COMPETITORS AND PRODUCTS GIVEN YOUR LIMITED RESOURCES.

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     The referenced risk factor has been revised at page 6 to disclose our most
     significant competitors, identified as the manufacturers of currently
     available, commonly used therapies for treatment of HIV, cystic fibrosis
     and breast cancer. The revised risk factor also discloses that we may
     pursue a co-development partner or licensing opportunities to enable our
     technologies, should they be commercialized, to compete in the respective
     markets.

OUR INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY MAY NOT BE ADEQUATELY PROTECTED. - PAGE 6

18.  PLEASE REFER TO COMMENT 9 IN OUR PREVIOUS LETTER. YOUR REVISED RISK FACTOR
     DOES NOT ADDRESS MOST OF THE ISSUES WE RAISED IN THAT COMMENT. PLEASE
     REVISE THE RISK FACTOR AS WE PREVIOUSLY REQUESTED.

     The referenced risk factor was revised at page 7 to disclose the number of
     patents, what those patents cover, and their durations, including
     references to the more detailed information contained in the Description of
     Business section.

WE MAY NEED TO LITIGATE TO SECURE OUR RIGHTS TO SAVECREAM AND RELATED ASSETS. -
PAGE 7


19.  YOU SAY THAT AT THE TIME YOU ACQUIRED SAVECREAM, THE SELLER HAD NOT YET
     OBTAINED AND FILED WITH THE APPROPRIATE PATENT OFFICES ASSIGNMENTS OF THE
     VARIOUS INVENTORS' RIGHTS TO THE UNDERLYING INVENTIONS. PLEASE EXPAND THE
     RISK FACTOR TO IDENTIFY THE PATENT OFFICES, INVENTORS, INVENTORS' RIGHTS
     AND UNDERLYING INVENTIONS YOU REFER TO.

     The referenced risk factor has been revised at page 7 to identify the
     inventors and the specific rights that have not yet been assigned by one of
     the inventors to the company.


20.  YOU SAY FURTHER THAT YOU MAY NEED TO INITIATE LITIGATION AGAINST THE
     INVENTORS TO SECURE THE ASSIGNMENTS. PLEASE INDICATE WHAT COUNTRY YOU WOULD
     HAVE TO LITIGATE THIS ISSUE IN, WHETHER YOU CURRENTLY HAVE THE FUNDS TO DO
     SO, AND WHETHER THE INVENTORS HAVE REFUSED TO MAKE THE ASSIGNMENTS. IF SO,
     ALSO INDICATE WHAT THE BASIS FOR THEIR REFUSAL IS.

     The referenced risk factor has been revised at page 7 to indicate that any
     litigation that may be required against one of the SaveCream inventors
     would be brought in each of the countries in which patent applications have
     been filed and that we may not have sufficient funds to effectively
     prosecute those claims. We further disclose that one of the inventors has
     assigned his rights in the SaveCream patent to the company. The other
     inventor has refused to make the assignment he is contractually bound to
     make, and we are unaware of any basis in law for his refusal.

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21.  IT IS UNCLEAR WHETHER THE FAILURE TO OBTAIN THE ASSIGNMENTS MEANS THAT THE
     INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY YOU ACQUIRED IN THIS TRANSACTION IS NOT PATENTABLE,
     OR WHETHER PATENT APPLICATIONS HAVE EVEN BEEN FILED. WE MAY HAVE ADDITIONAL
     COMMENTS AFTER WE REVIEW YOUR RESPONSE.

     The referenced risk factor has been revised at page 7 to disclose that the
     inventions are patentable, patent applications have been filed and have
     been issued in many cases (as described more fully in the Description of
     Business section), and intellectual property rights obtained from SaveT
     will remain subject to patent protection should we fail to obtain the
     second inventor's assignment. We further disclose the specific adverse
     consequences should we be unable to procure the inventor's assignment.

THE MARKET FOR OUR STOCK IS THIN AND SUBJECT TO MANIPULATION. - PAGE 8


22.  PLEASE REVISE THE RISK FACTOR TO DISCUSS THE "THIN" TRADING IN YOUR STOCK
     AS WELL AS THE POTENTIAL FOR "MANIPULATION" REFERENCED IN THE SUBHEADING.
     QUANTIFY THE DISCLOSURE TO THE EXTENT PRACTICABLE.

     The referenced risk factor has been revised in response to the Staff's
     comments. We disclose that the low trading volume in our stock increases
     the volatility of the stock price and may lead to significant fluctuations
     in value with sales of even small blocks of stock. We further disclose the
     risk of naked short selling arising from the thin trading in our stock.

OBTAINING ADDITIONAL CAPITAL THOUGH THE SALE OF COMMON STOCK WILL RESULT IN
DILUTION OF STOCKHOLDER INTERESTS. - PAGE 8


23.  WE NOTE THAT THIS RISK FACTOR IS RELATED TO THE RISK FACTOR CALLED "WE MAY
     NOT BE ABLE TO RAISE SUFFICIENT CAPITAL..." ON PAGE 3. PLEASE RELOCATE IT
     SO THAT IT FOLLOWS THAT RISK FACTOR. ALSO, PLEASE TIE THIS RISK TO THE LAST
     BULLET IN THE RISK FACTOR ON PAGE 3.

     In response to the Staff's comment, the referenced risk factor has been
     moved to follow the risk factor, "We may not be able to raise sufficient
     capital..." on page 3. The last bullet in the previous risk factor has been
     deleted as the risk it addresses is more appropriately covered under this
     dilution risk factor.

24.  UNDER "DILUTION" ON PAGE 10, YOU DISCUSS THE ADVERSE IMPACT THAT
     OUTSTANDING OPTIONS AND CONVERSION RIGHTS MAY HAVE ON FUTURE EQUITY
     OFFERINGS. YOU SHOULD ALSO ADDRESS THIS IMPACT IN THE RELOCATED RISK
     FACTOR.

     The referenced risk factor was revised to discuss the adverse impact that
     outstanding options and conversion rights may have on future equity
     offerings.

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SELLING SECURITY HOLDERS - PAGE 10

25.  IN COMMENT 11 OF OUR PREVIOUS LETTER WE REQUESTED THAT YOU TELL US WHETHER
     ANY OF THE NATURAL PERSONS HAVING BENEFICIAL OWNERSHIP OF THE SECURITIES
     REGISTERED FOR SALE ARE BROKER/DEALERS OR AFFILIATES OF BROKER/DEALERS.
     YOUR LETTER INDICATES THAT THE PROSPECTUS HAS BEEN REVISED IN RESPONSE TO
     THE COMMENT. PLEASE TELL US WHERE THIS INFORMATION IS LOCATED OR PROVIDE US
     WITH THE INFORMATION WE PREVIOUSLY REQUESTED.


     The referenced section has been revised to disclose that Ascendiant
     Securities, LLC is a registered broker-dealer, and Messrs. Wilhite and
     Bergendahl are registered principals of Ascendiant. No other parties are
     broker/dealers or affiliates.


26.  IN COMMENT 11, WE ALSO ASKED YOU TO INCLUDE THE IDENTITIES OF THE NATURAL
     PERSONS HAVING BENEFICIAL OWNERSHIP OF THE SECURITIES BEING REGISTERED. AS
     PREVIOUSLY REQUESTED, PLEASE IDENTIFY THE NATURAL PERSONS HAVING BENEFICIAL
     OWNERSHIP OF THE SECURITIES BEING REGISTERED ON BEHALF OF ASCENDIANT
     SECURITIES, LLC AND ASCENDIANT CAPITAL GROUP, LLC.

     The referenced risk factor has been revised to disclose, in footnotes 7 and
     8 to the beneficial ownership table on page 12, that Ascendiant Securities
     LLC is a wholly owned subsidiary of Ascendiant Capital Group LLC, whose
     beneficial owners are Bradley Wilhite and Mark Bergendahl.

27.  THE REVISED DISCLOSURE AT THE TOP OF PAGE 12 INDICATES THAT THE TABLE THAT
     FOLLOWS PRESENTS INFORMATION REGARDING SECURITIES EXERCISABLE BEFORE JUNE
     2, 2005. PLEASE REVISE THE DISCLOSURE AND THE TABLE TO INCLUDE THIS
     INFORMATION FOR ANY SECURITIES EXERCISABLE WITHIN 60 DAYS BEFORE AND AFTER
     THE FILING DATE OF THE AMENDMENT. PLEASE MAKE A SIMILAR REVISION TO THE
     OWNERSHIP TABLE ON PAGE 17.

     The disclosure preceding the table clearly indicates that the information
     was compiled in compliance with applicable SEC rules. This includes the
     requirement that information in table represent securities exercisable
     within 60 days before and after filing, as indicated in footnote b of the
     table.

SECURITY OWNERSHIP OF CERTAIN BENEFICIAL OWNERS AND MANAGEMENT - PAGE 17

28.  YOU HAVE NOT PROPERLY DISCLOSED THE OWNERSHIP INFORMATION FOR MERCATOR
     ADVISORY GROUP, LLC IN THE TABLE. YOU HAVE DISCLOSED, ON PAGE 12, THAT
     MERCATOR ADVISORY GROUP CONTROLS THE INVESTMENTS OF THE MONARCH FUND AND
     BOTH MERCATOR MOMENTUM FUNDS. THUS, THE NUMBER OF SHARES ATTRIBUTED TO
     MERCATOR ADVISORY GROUP IN THE TABLE SHOULD INCLUDE ALL OF THE SHARES
     ATTRIBUTABLE TO EACH OF THE FUNDS.

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     IT ALSO APPEARS THAT DAVID F. FIRESTONE SHOULD BE IDENTIFIED IN THE TABLE
     AS THE BENEFICIAL OWNER OF ALL OF THE SHARES HELD BY THE FUNDS AND THE
     GROUP. PLEASE REVISE THE TABLE AND THE FOOTNOTES ACCORDINGLY.

     The referenced table has been revised as requested.


29.  CURRENTLY, THE FOOTNOTES CONTAIN "ESTIMATES" OF THE NUMBER OF SHARES THAT
     MAY BE ACQUIRED UPON EXERCISE OF OPTIONS. PLEASE REVISE THE TABLE AND THE
     FOOTNOTES TO SHOW THE EXACT NUMBER OF SHARES THAT MAY BE ACQUIRED BY EACH
     NAMED PERSON UPON THE EXERCISE OF THEIR STOCK OPTIONS.

     The referenced footnotes have been revised to disclose exact numbers of
     shares that may be acquired upon exercise of options.

30.  PLEASE ALSO REVISE THE TABLE AND THE FOOTNOTES TO SHOW THE EXACT NUMBER OF
     SHARES THAT CAN BE ACQUIRED BY EACH NAMED PERSON UPON THE EXERCISE OF
     WARRANTS OR THE CONVERSION OF CONVERTIBLE SECURITIES. WHERE CONVERTIBLE
     SECURITIES ARE CONVERTIBLE BASED ON THE CURRENT PRICE OF YOUR STOCK,
     PROVIDE THE OWNERSHIP INFORMATION BASED ON THE MOST RECENT PRACTICABLE
     STOCK PRICE WITH APPROPRIATE CALCULATIONS PRESENTED IN THE FOOTNOTES.
     PLEASE MAKE SIMILAR CHANGES TO THE SELLING SECURITY HOLDER INFORMATION ON
     PAGE 10.

     The referenced table has been revised as requested to disclose exact
     numbers of shares, based upon the most recent stock price.

PREFERRED STOCK - PAGE 19

31.  PLEASE REFER TO COMMENT 17 IN OUR PREVIOUS LETTER. ALTHOUGH YOU STATE THAT
     THE PROSPECTUS WAS REVISED IN RESPONSE TO THE COMMENT, WE ARE UNABLE TO
     LOCATE ANY INFORMATION REGARDING A DIVIDEND PREFERENCE. PLEASE REVISE OR
     ADVISE AS WE PREVIOUSLY REQUESTED.

     Comment 17 to Amendment 1 requested a description of the dividend
     preference for the Series A preferred stock, as well as a quantification of
     what holders of outstanding shares of preferred stock are entitled to upon
     dissolution of the company. In Amendment 2, we revised the Preferred Stock
     disclosure, appearing on page 19 of Amendment 2, to include the precise
     language set forth in the Designation. Thus, no additional information
     about the rights of holders of preferred stock is available. A copy of the
     Designation has been filed.

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Page 10

DESCRIPTION OF BUSINESS - PAGE 22

32.  PLEASE DELETE THE THIRD SENTENCE OF THE THIRD PARAGRAPH UNDER THIS HEADING.
     IT IS A CONCLUSORY STATEMENT UNSUPPORTED BY FACTS.

     The referenced sentence on page 22 has been revised to include supporting
     facts. We disclose the specific results of our preliminary and anecdotal
     clinical trials in which an average fifty percent reduction in tumor size
     was obtained with two weeks' treatment.

33.  PLEASE ALSO DELETE THE NEXT TO LAST SENTENCE OF THE FIRST PARAGRAPH UNDER
     "RELATED DEVELOPMENTS" ON PAGE 23. IT TOO IS A CONCLUSORY STATEMENT
     UNSUPPORTED BY FACTS.

     The referenced sentence on page 22 has been revised to include supporting
     facts. We disclose the specific results of our preliminary and anecdotal
     clinical trials in which an average fifty percent reduction in tumor size
     was obtained with two weeks' treatment.

34.  ON PAGE 23, IN THE THIRD PARAGRAPH UNDER "RECENT DEVELOPMENTS," YOU STATE
     THAT YOU EXPECT TO EXPAND THE CLINICAL TRIALS FOR SAVECREAM OVER 2005 AND
     THAT THIS WILL "OPEN THE DOOR TO COMMERCIALIZATION OPPORTUNITIES" FOR
     SAVECREAM BY LATE 2006. YOU HAVE NOT YET FILED AN IND FOR THIS PROPOSED
     PRODUCT, AND YOU DO NOT APPEAR TO HAVE THE FUNDS TO DO SO. ACCORDINGLY,
     THESE STATEMENTS ARE INAPPROPRIATE. PLEASE DELETE THEM.

     The referenced paragraph has been revised in response to the Staff's
     comments. We disclose that we intend to perform additional preclinical
     development for SaveCream, but we will need to raise additional funds to do
     so. We further disclose that co-development or out-licensing opportunities
     may be pursued should we be unable to fund the required pre-clinical
     testing. Please note that "commercialization" includes any ability to
     generate revenues, and any technology at any stage of development may be
     sold or licensed.

35.  IN THE LAST PARAGRAPH ON PAGE 23 YOU STATE THAT YOU HAVE AGREED WITH THE
     FDA ON A "LARGE ANIMAL MODEL PROTOCOL" TO ESTABLISH PHARMACOLOGICAL SAFETY
     WITH RELATION TO CARDIOVASCULAR AND CENTRAL NERVOUS SYSTEM TOXICITY" FOR
     YOUR PENDING IND APPLICATION AND EXPECT TO BEGIN THAT PHASE OF THE TESTING
     IN THE VERY NEAR FUTURE AND TO START PHASE I CLINICAL TRIALS IN CYSTIC
     FIBROSIS IN THE FOURTH QUARTER OF 2005. GIVEN YOUR CURRENT FINANCIAL
     CONDITION AND LACK OF FUNDS, IT IS NOT CLEAR HOW YOU INTEND TO DO THIS.
     PLEASE IDENTIFY THE SOURCE OF FUNDS YOU WILL USE TO DO THIS AND HOW MUCH
     YOU ANTICIPATE IT WILL COST. IF YOU ARE UNABLE TO PROVIDE THIS INFORMATION,
     PLEASE DELETE THE STATEMENTS REGARDING THE TIMING OF YOUR RESEARCH
     ACTIVITIES.

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     The referenced paragraph has been revised in response to the staff's
     comments. We disclose that we have entered into fixed price contracts for
     the research services we believe will be necessary to complete the
     preclinical testing and initiate the Phase I cystic fibrosis testing of
     MDI-P, and that we believe we have budgeted sufficient funds for these
     activities.

36.  IN A NUMBER OF PLACES IN YOUR REVISED DISCLOSURE YOU MAKE CLAIMS REGARDING
     THE SIZE OF MARKETS, SIDE-EFFECTS OF EXISTING PRODUCTS AND OTHER
     STATISTICAL CLAIMS. SEE, FOR EXAMPLE, THE THIRD PARAGRAPH ON PAGE 26, THE
     THIRD PARAGRAPH ON PAGE 27 AND THE LAST THREE PARAGRAPHS ON PAGE 29. PLEASE
     PROVIDE US WITH FACTUAL SUPPORT FOR EACH CLAIM YOU MAKE, INCLUDING COPIES
     OF THE DOCUMENTS YOU ARE RELYING ON IN MAKING THE CLAIMS. MARK THE
     SUPPORTING DOCUMENTS TO SHOW THE SPECIFIC LOCATION OF THE INFORMATION
     UNDERLYING EACH CLAIM. WE MAY HAVE FURTHER COMMENT AFTER REVIEWING THE
     SUPPORTING DOCUMENTS.

     The Description of Business section has been revised in response to the
     Staff's comments. Appendix 1 to this letter contains supporting
     documentation for all market information, reported side effects and other
     statistical claims appearing in the revised disclosure.

37.  PLEASE REFER TO THE BULLETS AT THE BOTTOM OF PAGE 27. PLEASE REVISE THIS
     AND ALL OTHER INSTANCES WHERE YOU HAVE STATED THAT YOUR PROPOSED PRODUCTS
     HAVE BEEN SHOWN, DEMONSTRATED OR OTHERWISE SUGGESTED THAT ANY OF YOUR
     PRODUCT CANDIDATES IS SAFE OR EFFECTIVE, INCLUDING THE LAST SENTENCE ON
     PAGE 28 AND THE LAST SENTENCE OF THE CARRYOVER PARAGRAPH AT THE TOP OF PAGE
     29 AND ALL OF THE DISCLOSURE UNDER "POTENTIAL BENEFITS OF SAVECREAM IN
     TREATING ER-POSITIVE BREAST CANCERS" ON PAGE 30. THESE CONCLUSIONS ARE FOR
     THE FDA OR SIMILAR FOREIGN REGULATORY AUTHORITY TO MAKE. ADDITIONALLY, WHEN
     REFERRING TO THE FDA OR OTHER REGULATORY AUTHORITY'S FINDING YOU SHOULD
     STATE THAT THE CANDIDATE IS SUFFICIENTLY SAFE OR EFFECTIVE AS THEY DO NOT
     DECLARE A PRODUCT TO BE SAFE. WE WILL NOT OBJECT IF YOU DISCLOSE THAT A
     CANDIDATE WAS WELL TOLERATED OR DEMONSTRATED POSITIVE RESULTS.

     The referenced statements have been revised to clarify that we are
     disclosing our hopes for positive outcomes with the use of our products
     based on preliminary research, and that these outcomes have not yet been
     established and will have to be demonstrated by further clinical testing.

38.  PLEASE REFER TO COMMENT 22 IN OUR PREVIOUS LETTER. WE ARE UNABLE TO LOCATE
     THE REVISED DISCLOSURE. PLEASE ADVISE US WHERE IT IS LOCATED OR REVISE AS
     WE PREVIOUSLY REQUESTED.

     The referenced statement does not appear in the Description of Business
     section of Amendment 2. A similar statement appearing in the Management
     Discussion and Analysis section of Amendment 2, at page 38, has been
     revised to disclose the source of funding budgeted to initiate the Phase I
     cystic fibrosis trials and our belief that additional funding may be
     necessary to complete the trials.

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39.  PLEASE REVISE YOUR DISCUSSION OF PATENTS TO EXPLAIN WHAT A "METHOD PATENT"
     IS. ALSO, WE ARE UNABLE TO LOCATE THE REVISIONS YOU MADE IN RESPONSE TO
     COMMENT 23, EXCEPT FOR THE DURATION OF THE PATENTS. PLEASE PROVIDE THE
     REMAINDER OF THE INFORMATION WE REQUESTED IN THAT COMMENT.

     The disclosures related to our intellectual property have been revised in
     response to the Staff's comments. We have included in the description of
     each patent a statement of whether it covers a substance or a method of
     using or producing a substance. We have disclosed that we believe our
     existing patents and pending patent applications, if granted, are
     sufficient to protect the intended uses of MDI-P and SaveCream, but that
     additional patents may be sought if new intended uses are pursued.

MANAGEMENT'S DISCUSSION AND ANALYSIS - PAGE 37

LIQUIDITY AND CAPITAL RESOURCES - PAGE 38

40.  IN THE SECOND PARAGRAPH UNDER THIS HEADING YOU REFER TO MAKING "THE SECOND
     INSTALLMENT ON OUR PURCHASE OF THE SAVECREAM ASSETS." WE ARE UNABLE TO
     LOCATE ANY DISCUSSION OF THESE INSTALLMENT PAYMENTS IN CONJUNCTION WITH
     YOUR DESCRIPTION OF THE ACQUISITION. PLEASE DISCUSS YOUR PURCHASE
     ARRANGEMENT IN GREATER DETAIL, QUANTIFYING THE DISCLOSURE TO THE EXTENT
     PRACTICABLE. WE MAY HAVE ADDITIONAL COMMENTS AFTER REVIEWING YOUR RESPONSE.

     In Amendment 2, a complete description of the acquisition of the SaveCream
     assets was included in the Notes to Financial Statements Section, Note J -
     Subsequent Events. These details, including details of the installment
     payment schedule, have been included at page 23, under Recent Developments,
     in the Description of Business Section.

41.  WE NOTE THAT YOUR AGREEMENT TO ACQUIRE THESE ASSETS HAS NOT BEEN FILED AS
     AN EXHIBIT TO THE REGISTRATION STATEMENT. PLEASE INCLUDE IT IN YOUR NEXT
     AMENDMENT, IN ADDITION, PLEASE EXPAND THE DISCUSSION IN THE BUSINESS
     SECTION TO INCLUDE A DISCUSSION OF ALL OF THE MATERIAL PROVISIONS OF THAT
     AGREEMENT.

     The Description of Business section has been revised as described above to
     include the material terms of the asset purchase agreement. The agreement
     was filed with the Q2 10-Q and is referenced as Item 2.1 in the Exhibit
     Index.

42.  PLEASE PROVIDE FACTUAL SUPPORT FOR YOUR CLAIM THAT YOU HAVE SUFFICIENT
     CAPITAL ON HAND TO COMPLETE PHASE I CLINICAL TRIALS FOR CYSTIC FIBROSIS. WE
     NOTE, IN THIS REGARD, THAT THE FDA HAS NOT APPROVED THE IND, ALTHOUGH IT
     HAS BEEN PENDING FOR AN EXTENDED PERIOD OF TIME, AND HAS APPARENTLY
     REQUIRED YOU TO CONDUCT ADDITIONAL PRE-CLINICAL STUDIES IN ORDER TO
     CONSIDER IT FURTHER.

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     The referenced statement on page 38 has been revised in response to the
     staff's comments to detail the source of funding for the pre-clinical and
     Phase I trials. We disclose the basis of our belief that we have sufficient
     funds to cover the costs of completing the preclinical work and initiating
     the Phase I trials, and note that additional funds may be required to
     complete Phase I testing.

RELATED PARTY TRANSACTIONS - PAGE 40

43.  PLEASE REFER TO COMMENT 19 IN OUR PREVIOUS LETTER. THE REVISED DISCLOSURE
     DOES NOT DISCLOSE THE PERIOD OF TIME OVER WHICH THE EXPENSES WERE RENDERED
     OR ACCRUED. PLEASE REVISE AS WE PREVIOUSLY REQUESTED.

     The referenced disclosure on page 40 has been revised to state that the
     accounts payable represent accrued compensation for the period June 2000
     through June 2005.

44.  PLEASE RECONCILE THE AMOUNT PAYABLE TO YOUR CEO LISTED HERE WITH THE AMOUNT
     DISCLOSED IN FOOTNOTE A ON PAGE 42.

     Amendment 2 discloses that the amount payable to our CEO on page 40
     represents the total payable as of March 31, 2005, while the amount listed
     on page 42 is for the period ended December 31, 2004. In Amendment 3, the
     disclosure on page 40 has been updated to reflect the total payable as of
     June 30, 2005.

45.  PLEASE REFER TO COMMENT 20 IN OUR PREVIOUS LETTER. WE ARE UNABLE TO FIND
     THE LOCATION OF THE DISCUSSION OF THE TERMS OF THE ORAL AGREEMENT BETWEEN
     THE COMPANY AND MS. ROBINETT. PLEASE REVISE THE DISCLOSURE AS WE PREVIOUSLY
     REQUESTED.

     The related Party Transactions section has been revised to indicate that
     the executed employment agreement between the company and Ms. Robinett is
     attached as Exhibit 10.4, and the agreement has been filed with this
     amendment.

46.  THE REVISED DISCLOSURE IN THIS SECTION DOES NOT INCLUDE ALL OF THE
     INFORMATION SPECIFIED IN ITEM 404 OF REGULATION S-B. FOR EACH IDENTIFIED
     TRANSACTION, INCLUDE THE NAME OF THE PERSON, INCLUDING THE STOCKHOLDERS TO
     WHOM YOU OWE MONEY, THE NATURE OF THE PERSON'S INTEREST IN THE TRANSACTION
     AND THE AMOUNT OF EACH SUCH INTEREST.

     Our current noteholders are not shareholders. Therefore, we have deleted
     such references.


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PART II
ITEM 26. RECENT SALES OF UNREGISTERED SECURITIES

47.  WE NOTE THAT YOU MADE SALES OF SECURITIES IN MARCH IN PRIVATE PLACEMENTS IN
     ADDITION TO THE SALE OF CONVERTIBLE PREFERRED SECURITIES CURRENTLY
     DISCUSSED IN THE PROSPECTUS. PLEASE EXPAND THE DISCLOSURE IN THE MD&A
     SECTION TO DISCUSS THESE SALES IN REASONABLE DETAIL. ALSO, THE REVISED
     DISCLOSURE IN THIS SECTION SHOULD IDENTIFY THE PERSONS TO WHOM YOU SOLD THE
     SECURITIES AND CLARIFY THE CLAIMED EXEMPTION FROM REGISTRATION AND THE
     FACTS RELIED UPON TO MAKE THE EXEMPTION AVAILABLE. IT APPEARS THAT YOU ARE
     CLAIMING RELIANCE ON RULE 144 FOR EXEMPTION FROM REGISTRATION.

     Item 26 has been revised to include the information requested in the
     Staff's comment. This includes a disclosure that we believe these sales
     were exempt from registration pursuant to Section 4(2) of the Securities
     Act of 1933 because the sales did not involve a public offering.

SIGNATURES

48.  WE HAVE NOTED YOUR RESPONSE TO COMMENT 29. PLEASE REFER TO THE INSTRUCTIONS
     FOR SIGNATURES IN THE FORM SB-2 AND REVISE AS WE PREVIOUSLY REQUESTED.

     We have added our controller's signature to the registration statement.

FINANCIAL STATEMENTS - DECEMBER 31, 2004

INDEPENDENT AUDITORS' REPORT, PAGE F-3

49.  PLEASE INCLUDE, IN THE FILING, THE AUDIT REPORT OF THE OTHER AUDITORS DATED
     MARCH 20, 2000 REFERRED TO BY EIDE BAILLY LLP RATHER THAN THE ONE DATED
     MARCH 6, 1999.

     The March 20, 2000 audit report has been added in response to the Staff's
     comment.

NOTES TO FINANCIAL STATEMENTS, PAGE F-10

NOTE A - SIGNIFICANT ACCOUNTING POLICIES, PAGE F-8

OTHER INCOME, PAGE F-10

50.  PLEASE REFER TO YOUR JUNE 2, 2005 RESPONSE TO COMMENT 27:

o    TELL US WHEN THE INDIVIDUAL RELEASED YOU FROM THE LIABILITY AND, IF NOT
     DURING 2003, HOW RECORDING THE $219, 000 IN YOUR 2003 FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
     COMPLIES WITH GAAP.

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     The individual released us from liability as of March 22, 2001. It was
     appropriate under GAAP to record this change once the prior error was
     discovered. We did not deem the error to be material enough for GAAP to
     require us to restate our 2001 and 2002 financials.

o    TELL US WHEN THE APPLICABLE STATUTES OF LIMITATION EXPIRED AND WHY
     RECORDING THE $319,828 IN YOUR 2003 FINANCIAL STATEMENTS COMPLIES WITH
     GAAP. FURTHER TELL US WHY THE EXPIRATION OF STATUTE OF LIMITATION
     JUDICIALLY RELEASES YOU FROM THE DEBT. PLEASE CONFIRM THAT THE AMOUNT DOES
     NOT ESCHEAT TO THE STATE.

     The applicable statutes of limitation expired in 2001 through 2003. It was
     appropriate under GAAP to record this in 2003 because it was in that year
     that we undertook to closely examine all aged payables and asked for a
     legal opinion from counsel concerning the statutes of limitation. Based on
     advice from our auditors, our understanding is that FAS 140 can be
     satisfied either by court order or by being legally excused from liability
     because of the running of the statute of limitations. Once we were excused
     of the liability, the payable is no longer an asset of the creditor.
     Therefore, no asset exists that may escheat to the state.


                                     Very truly yours,

                                     /s/ Stephen R. Drake

                                     Stephen R. Drake

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