It is a fact that there is no cure for dengue fever and therefore it is a much feared fatal illness. However, recently there has been a lot written about papaya leaves that seem to prove itself as a cure to dengue fever.
Only two spoonfuls of raw papaya leaves juice, taken once a day can help dengue patients increase their platelet count and therefore overcome the fever. Here is how you juice the leaves:
For each dose of 2 tablespoonfuls once a day, you need 2 papaya leaves.
Clean and pound them, and squeeze it with a filter cloth.
Do not boil or cook or rinse with hot water.
Use only the leafy part with no stem or sap
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nice tips. back to traditional way to cure ^^
Yes, sometimes nothing beats going back to the roots!
thanks for the info.:) ya, there is no cure for the dengue fever, because it is caused by flavivirus and the main treatment is timely supportive therapy to tackle shock due to haemoconcentration and bleeding.^_^
Ivy, let’s all hope we will never have to deal with this problem. Stay well and thanks for sharing your knowledge on this too.
Thanks a lot bro for sharing ’bout this dengue fever thing. My son is right now confined at the hospital with this disease. His platelets keeps on going down till now. I’ll be doing this first thing tomorrow. And again THANK YOU for a very big info . . . . . .
its NOT a fact that there is no cure for dengue.you believe the quack doctors and researchers who recently have admitted to faking 40% of all studies.how gullible are you.of course there are cures .mms activated CURES dengue.so do other methods such as beck protocal,rife machines,electro medicine.your comment s are dangerous.
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Perhaps it was wrong of me to start of with that statement, but do give credit where its due with that info to help others with a natural remedy. Maybe you can also do more to educate people all over the world with your so claimed cure.
I do not have experience with dengue but I do know that after i read the above email a few years ago I encouraged two of my friends to use dried papaya leaf instead. They used it successfully to help with very low platelet counts. Both of them were in bad shape and needed to have a rise in platelets immediately. The doctors had not been able to help them. They made a tea out of the dried leaf using 1/2 papaya and 1/2 peppermint to make it taste better. Use 1/4 cup of the tea mix. Steep it in a quart of boiling water. Turn off heat. Let it set for 20 minutes and then strained and sweetened and chilled it. Since this was not the fresh plant and it was a water infusion, they drank a quart of the tea for awhile. In both cases the platelets came up quickly in the next week. They had both been under drs care and taking medicine to no avail. I would love to hear if this works for others who have dengue or platelet problems. In the tropics I would recommend the fresh juice, elsewhere the tea. If you any of you have the same result, please email me at myronweaver2@gmail.com
We are using this along with teasel root extract and a few other things to help with Lyme and having surprising results.
It’s All Fake.
It all started with a hoax copied exactly in the same manner.
Papaya, as a fruit itself has great set of enzymes, helping liver and RBCs to be manufactured.
Papaya can be used in Jaundice and Typhoid fever as well.
Do not consider Papaya leaf as I am a dengue suspect as well.
Take Tulsi as it is a natural killer of viruses and bacterias. Chew it after every 4 hours. Dengue can be defeated only when our immunity system goes stronger. That is why, platlets transfusion is recommended, and again they are not sufficient enough to save anyone’s life. If the immunity system is very week then nothing is gonna workout.
Gist is that apart from taking allopathic medicines, continue using homeopathic or ayurvedic system to boost your immunity system.
And lastly, use “Papaya Fruit juice or unriped Papaya fruit ” BUT NOT PAPAYA LEAF as it would dehydrate your body.
Satyendra Shukla