Its simple and effective. Get Cure
from Dengue Fever in 1 day with Pappaya leaf
juice. Chymopapin andpapin – enzymes in the papaya leaf – help
revive platelet count, say experts.
The juice of
the humble papaya leaf has been seen to arrest the destruction of platelets
that has been the cause for so
many deaths this dengue season. Researchers have found that enzymes in the
papaya leaf can fight a host of viral infections, not just dengue, and can help
regenerate platelets and white blood cells.
Scores of
patients have benefited from the papaya leaf juice, say doctors.
Papaya has always been known to be good for the digestive system. Due to its rich vitamin and mineral content, it is a health freak’s favorite. But its dengue -fighting properties have only recently been discovered.
Papaya has always been known to be good for the digestive system. Due to its rich vitamin and mineral content, it is a health freak’s favorite. But its dengue -fighting properties have only recently been discovered.
How does it work?
Papaya leaves are known to be packed
with the enzymes like chymopapin and papain that, according to Dr Sanath
Hettige, normalise the platelet count, improves the clotting factor (helps the
blood clot normally), improves one’s liver function and repairs the damage to
the liver done by dengue, therefore helping an ailing person recover from the
disease.
How to use the papaya leaf?
The young leaves from a fruit
bearing papaya plant should be used. According to Dr Hettige, the leaves of
the Red Lady papaya plant (found commonly in India) are more effective.
The important fact is that one should choose leaves that are not too old, neither
too young. Now, take only the leafy part and not the stalk and wash them well
with water. Crush the leaves using a wooden mortar and pestle without any
additives like water, salt or sugar. Once they are crushed, squeeze out the
juice with clean hands and drink it two times a day. Do not add any salt or
sugar to the drink. According to Dr Hettige, an adult should have 10 ml
of the juice twice a day (or at eight hour intervals), children between the age
of five and 12 should have 5 ml of the juice twice a day and those below 10
years of age should be given 2.5ml of the juice.
Have We Found A Cure For Dengue-induced Low Platelet Count?
The Dengue virus affects the bone
marrow, the flexible, soft tissue that fills up the hollow insides of our
bones. Since platelets are produced in the bone marrow, dengue leads to a
decrease in platelet count.
Recent studies have shown that papaya
leaves contain complex substances that may support the release and production
of platelets by the bone marrow. A breakthrough study by Dr. Sanath Hettige of
Srilanka indicates that papaya leaf extract helps to "normalize clotting
and repair liver damage caused by dengue".
Dr Hettige’s controlled clinical trials
of about 70 dengue patients found that the patients who were given papaya leaf
extract recovered fully within two days without hospital admission. In an
interview to Srilanka's leading newspaper, The Sunday Observer, Dr. Hettige
added that it is important to take papaya leaf juice at the early stages of
dengue, before the disease progresses and damages vital organs.
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