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1. Is There an Efficacious Treatment For Malaria?
According to Faiz Kermani, PhD, Chiltern International, UK, malaria is
the world's best known parasitic disease. In a study by an international
medical aid agency, Medecins Sans Frontiers (MSF), it was reported
that despite tropical diseases accounting for 10 percent of the global
health burden, few new medicines were being developed in this area.
Consequently, the pharmaceutical industry has encountered strong
criticism for not focusing more on tropical diseases. The World Health
Organization (WHO) has also described malaria as the "Number One
Priority Tropical Disease". It kills more people in the world than any other
communicable disease except tuberculosis.
Little known to the scientific community, malaria has recently found a
formidable combatant, an efficacious treatment has been Patent (see
below link) on November 14, 2006 by American Silver, LLC. Distributor,
Nutronix International, a nutrition & health supplement company, with its
lab, has developed an affordable, over the counter, exclusively
formulated product that has been proven to destroy these parasites; it's
now the best Colloidal Silver available. The patented method comprises,
"the step of administering the composition, one to five times a day orally
to the patient until there was a response.", per the sited patent. And,
"Eleven patients were treated with about ten ml (two teaspoons) each of
a composition of the present invention three times per day. The patients
showed a resolution of symptoms within five days."
Malaria is a disease, as noted by the Columbia Encyclopedia & the
WHO, caused by parasites (protozoan parasites of genus Plasmodium)
that infect the red blood cells of the body. These parasites typically enter
the human body through mosquito bites. The Anopheles (female)
mosquito is the sole carrier of these parasites since male mosquitoes do
not feed on blood. When an infected mosquito bites a person for food
supply, sporozoites in the mosquito's saliva get into the bloodstream and
migrate to the liver. Within 30 minutes of entering the human body, these
sporozoites infect hepatocytes and multiply rapidly.
2. Quoting from the Kaiser Family Foundation, "People with malaria
typically have periods of chills, fevers and sweating that recur every one,
two or three days. When the malaria parasites infect a person's red
blood cells, the person's temperature rises and the person feels hot.
Then, when infected red blood cells burst, the person feels cold and
shivers. Nausea, headache, fatigue, muscle pain, vomiting and diarrhea
often accompany the fever. These symptoms often are mistaken for
influenza or gastrointestinal infections. The destruction of red blood cells
also can cause jaundice (yellowing of the skin or whites of the eyes) and
anemia (a lower-than-normal level of red blood cells)."
"Malaria is endemic in 91 countries, affecting 40 percent of the world's
population." And, according to recent WHO estimates the disease is
responsible for up to 2.5 million deaths a year, many of these among
those aged 5 years or younger, yet in terms of new drug development
the disease is widely seen as a neglected one.
The best way to prevent malaria (or other diseases caused by mosquito
bites) is to avoid being bitten by mosquitoes. However, for most of us,
we're not even aware mosquitoes are around until we've been bitten;
children are even more susceptible. Both Dr Charlie Easmon and Mount
Sinai Hospital say, the best ways to avoid mosquitoes are denying them
the opportunity to thrive near your place (stagnant water), having
screens in your windows and doors, spraying of insecticide inside the
house, applying insect repellent lotion on the skin, and even using
mosquito nets.
Prior to this new patented product, per Dr. B.S. Kakkilaya's website, the
most commonly used anti-malarial drugs were Chloroquine, Primaquine,
Quinine, Pyrimethamine/Sulfadoxine, Tetracyclines, Mefloquine,
Artemisinin, Halofantrine, and Atovaquone/Proguanil. These anti-
malarial drugs require administration by doctors. The great news is that
a doctor's prescription is not required to purchase The New Silver
Solution; it may be purchased as an over-the-counter preventative care
measure for your family; it's safe, effective and affordable. Look into it for
yourself.