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Hi everyone, Friends of mine have been bitten by mosquitoes in the Caribbean. They returned to their homes in New York as soon as they knew what was going on there. Of course they are worried... Some of them had one or two bites and a young mother had quite a few. Didn't see any on the baby. My question is should they all do the malaria protocol? 15 drops, then an hour or two later another 15? what dose should the baby have? I Hope someone has a good idea about this. They have no symptoms and may not have it...but as a preventative or just in case. Thank you all in advance. Suzanne (eartheart)

Hi Suzanne,
Of course you could do the 15 drop doses and it would get rid of it for sure. Might want to do it at night before bed so as not to ruin your day. New information from Jim H. says that the malaria virus stays in the liver for the first 6 days. If you catch it then, he says you can do Clara 6 and 6 (6 drops, wait an hour, then another 6 drops). I will see Jim today and confirm this for you and also for the baby.
With love,
Jan

Hi Jan, Thank you so much for the quick reply, I am overnighting mms to them today. so all the information I can get before then will be great!
With Love back atcha! Suzanne

Hi,
Jim says it takes approx. 6 days in the liver, then it goes to the capillaries of the lungs for approx. 2 weeks. During this period a 6 drop dose for an adult and for babies it's 1 drop for every 10 lbs. After 10 lbs it's 2 drops.


FOR FULL BLOWN MALARIA- JIM GAVE ME THIS METHOD
Use the MMS energy drink with malaria as follows:

Adults:
--Two 18 drop doses of activated MMS, given in 3/4 glass of water or soda, the second dose should follow the first dose within 1 to 2 hours of the first dose.

** Note: “Activated” MMS means an equal amount of drops of MMS and the 50% citric acid activator (in the case of malaria for adults, 18 drops MMS plus 18 drops citric acid), mix these drops and then count 20-30 seconds after mixing before adding more liquid for drinking. Be sure to give two such doses as stated above.
** Note: When referring to 3/4th of a glass, we mean 6oz or 169 ml of liquid.

Children:
You determine the amount of drops for children who have malaria according to age/weight.

--Newborn to 6 months: 2 drops of activated MMS, followed by another 2 drop dose 1-2 hours after the first dose.

--6 months to 2 years: 4 drops of activated MMS, followed by another 4 drop dose 1-2 hours after the first dose.

--2-5 years: 5 drops of activated MMS, followed by another 5 drop dose 1-2 hours after the first dose.

--5-8 years: 7 drops of activated MMS, followed by another 7 drop dose 1-2 hours after the first dose.

--8-12 years: 9 drops of activated MMS, followed by another 9 drop dose 1-2 hours after the first dose.

--Over 12 years old: Same as adult dose.

** Note: If a child is exceptionally small for his age, or big for his age, you can adjust the drops accordingly, adding or subtracting 1 or 2 or more drops. For example, if a 2 ½ year old is very small for his age, you may try giving him a 3 drop dose instead of a 4 drop dose. Or, for example, if you have a 12, 13 or 14 year old who is exceptionally small for their age, they could take slightly less of the adult dosage, 12-15 drops instead of 18. If a person is not more or less the average size for their age, adjust the drops up or down accordingly.

** Important Note: Most always the above dosage for adults and children will cure a person of malaria within 24 hours, and often in just 4 hours. However, in a rare case that a person is not cured from malaria after the second dose of MMS, you can give the person hourly doses--3 drops for adults, and 2 drops for children, every hour on the hour until they are well.

Best of luck,
Jan

We have this in the Philippines similar to Dengue treatment
We used Papaya leaves juice extract in half glass 3 times a day to increase platelets.... those that have blood transfusion in serious condition recovered the next 2 days .......
thenaturesfarmacy with Melsideth Uy Suacillo March 6 00:00
it is raw papaya leaves 2 pcs just cleaned and pound and squeeze with filter cloth. you will get only 1 tablespoon per leafso 2 tsbpn serving per day . do not boil or cook or rinse with hot water it will loose its strentgh only the leafy part and no stem or sap

The World Health Organization (WHO) described chikungunya as a viral disease transmitted by the same dengue-carrying species of mosquitoes—Aedes aegypti and Aedes albopictus—that affects mainly adults.

It was discovered in the Philippines in the 1990s, according to the Department of Health’s (DOH) National Epidemiology Center, but it was first reported in southern Tanzania, where an outbreak occurred in 1952. It was there where it got its name, which in the Kimakonde language means “to become contorted” because victims stooped due to their joint pains, WHO said.

Like dengue, its symptoms include fever, rashes, headache, nausea, fatigue and acute and long-term arthritis in several joints. It is not as deadly as dengue, though.


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