Facts on DENGUE FEVER

DENGUE FEVER causes severe temperatures, severe muscle pain, vomiting and sometimes death.

Globally, 80,000,000 people a year contract dengue fever resulting in 20,000 deaths.

W.H.O. estimates that more than 2.5 billion people are at risk of contracting dengue fever worldwide.

Dengue fever is carried by the Aedes Aegypti mosquito, which flourishes in areas with poor sanitation and heavy rainfall.

There is a current epidemic in Paraguay, Bolivia and Brasil. 70,000 cases so far this year in Rio de Janeiro province alone. 200,000 cases so far this year in Paraguay, according to some medical experts.

According to the World Health Organization, there is no vaccine or cure for dengue.

The world's strategy for defending against this disease is to reduce mosquito breeding by finding and dumping stagnant water wherever it is found, especially in abandoned homes and fields, cemeteries, old tires etc. But it is impossible to find and dump ALL of the stagnant water. Paraguay's Health Ministry insists that even a few drops of stagnant water, such as the amount that may collect in a littered bottle cap, can be an ideal place for mosquitoes to reproduce.

An herb that grows in the Panamanian rainforest may be the solution that will protect all humans from Dengue, Malaria, Yellow Fever and all other mosquito-carried diseases.

American Health Inc. (Panama division) is presently conducting clinical research on this amazing plant that is virtually unknown in the world. Results of the study will be published here as soon as the study is complete.