Information on Malaria

The species Catharanthus roseus has long been cultivated for herbal medicine.
In traditional Chinese medicine, extracts from it have been used to treat numerous diseases, including malaria.

Stabilised Chlorine dioxide (SCD) is extremely powerful, when utilised in the body to boost the immune system. Malaria patients that have been effectively cleared of the parasite have been able to return home after as short a period as 3-8 hours. The natural pH of the human body is approximately 7. At pH 7 chlorine dioxide, in the absence of light, is fairly stable for a few minutes. However, disease pathogens are essentially all anaerobic and have a different fingerprint than that of friendly aerobic bacteria as do malaria parasites. The red blood cells readily absorb the chlorine dioxide and once in the cell they attack the malaria parasite because the surface of the parasite has a lower pH than the blood. The very nature of the malaria parasite prevents it from ever developing a resistance to chlorine dioxide. However, we also believe that the volatility of chlorine dioxide also helps prevents pathogens from developing a resistance to it. It's like trying to develop a resistance to hand grenades. It just can’t be done.

The body produces a minute amount of chlorine dioxide and one of the chemicals that it helps to create as it deteriorates in the body is myeloperoxidase. This chemical is vital to the immune system in order to generate hypo-chlorous acid which extensively kills parasites, bacteria, fungi, viruses, tumor cells and natural killer cells. Disease often results in a deficiency of this acid and is a condition known as myeloperoxidase deficiency. In the case of many other diseases there are other immune system reactions that can overcome the diseases, however in the cases of malaria and other extreme diseases, there is not enough hypochlorous acid to kill the parasites or pathogens, nor are there any other immune system reactions that can destroy them. Thus the hypo-chlorous acid created by chlorine dioxide as it deteriorates in the body is probably another mechanism by which malaria and other diseases are destroyed.

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