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Malaria is commonly associated with alteration in haematologic cells of infected individuals in both the acute uncomplicated and severe phases. Whether this alteration occurs in the asymptomatic phase of the disease is still being investigated.
Objectives:
To examine the haematocrit, thrombocytes, and monocytes levels of children wit...
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... Emerging studies increasingly demonstrate the importance of the nasal passage, throat, and salivary glands as virus replication and transmission sites in early COVID-19 disease. We have found the significant components, Curcumin, Artemisinin, and bioflavonoids or Bilberry, of our TriAntiMal Formulation to be very effective against cancer cells [68,69], malaria [70][71][72], and, based on the literature and our own experience, possibly viruses. ...
... We see this with malaria in the form of an "in vivo immunization." The parasite presents its fragments as antigens to the patient's immune system during a daily 16-day treatment, resulting in the patient being immune for years against the Plasmodium falciparum despite repeated assaults by malaria ladened mosquitoes[70][71][72]. Using the antiviral-NNS taken orally there may be the possiblity that the SARS-Co-2 could be broken down to present antigens to develop a long-term immunity to the virus. ...
