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A.D.S.X.
THE CURE FOR DENGUE?
Yes, ADSX is a cure for dengue for the 
over 800 patients we have had.
If this isn't a cure, then what is it?

Cure for Dengue?
Cure for Lupus?
Cure for Vertigo?
Cure for Typhoid?
Cure for Dysmenorreah?
Cure for (Idiopathic Thrombocytopenia Purpura (ITP)?
Cure for Platelet Quality Disorder?
Cure for Kawasaki Disease?
Cure for Von Willebrand disease
Cure for Glanzmann disease?
Cure for Wiskott-Aldrich syndrome?
Cure for Chédiak-Higashi syndrome?
Cure for Bernard-Soulier syndrome?

 Ah, yes!!! Patients with the above diseases can be aided in generating  Platelets.

Before you proceed, think about this:


  •  Case 1: A medical doctor couldn't cure himself of dengue, and finally used A.D.S.X. when his platelet had gone down to 15K. After using ADSX, he was discharged within 48 hours.

  •  Case 2: A medical doctor who is the president and board member of a hospital, decided she couldn't save the life of a 2-year child with dengue, and allowed the child to use A.D.S.X. The patient was discharged in less than 48 hours.

  • Case 3: A nurse contracted dengue and her platelet had dropped down to 1 K (not 10K!), and after using A.D.S.X. she was discharged from the hospital with no transfusion, in less than 48 hours.

If these are not enough to convince you, then do not proceed to read further.

 Over 3,000 patients since 2008 (10 years ago!)
with zero deaths 
and zero transfusions

 Target:
The Dengue Patient
will hit a Platelet Count 
of 75,000 and above
(trending upwards)
within 48 hours
(good enough for a hospital discharge)

 Can anybody else give you this guarantee?

 With ADSX, it's more than a guarantee,
it's our statistics.

 Over 60% of our patients hit 75K in less than 48 hours,

 Over 90% of our patients hit 75K within 48 hours,
while about the rest of the 10% hit 75k in 74 hours to 96 hours.

 (We keep track of our patients' recovery
by counting hours, not days.
In contrast, ordinary dengue patients usually
stay in the hospital from 7-9 days)
  • We had patients with only 1K platelet.
  • We had a patient who was just two months old.
  • We had a patient who was eight months pregnant.
  •  We had a patient who is a billionaire.
  • We had many patients who are nurses.
  • We had patients who are lawyers.
  • We had patients who are referred to us by medical doctors because they could no longer be saved.
  • We had patients who are children of doctors.
  • We even had two patients who are actually medical doctors.
  
You cannot deny statistics.

 Just think of this:
If a billionaire, 
and a doctor have trusted us, 
what is your reason for not using ADSX?
By the way, again, just think of this:
Most of our patients come to us when their platelets are already 30K and below, because nobody comes to us when his platelet is still 120K.
Thus, in most instances, the hospital has failed to stop the rapid decline of the platelet, 
and the physical condition of the patient, 
and that is the time they come to us. 

So each patient of ours is most likely already a result of the failure of the hospitals.

 Therefore, each of our patient case history is a major event in its own way.
Think of that.

 We are not here to convince you. You are here to be saved.
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Latest Dengue Case Histories
(for the latest dengue case histories)

Warning: Avoid D5LR (Lactated Ringer's) Dextrose

Mott's Apple Juice? Apple Tonic? Papaya Leaves?
No way!

Warning about Papaya Leaves Extract

 Prohibited (Read this!): List of Prohibited Foods and Drinks for a Dengue Patient

Predictions (Read this!): Things Expected to Happen After Taking A.D.S.X.


How many dengue patients have your doctor attended to?
Compare that with our actual patients now totaling about 800 patients since 2008!!!
We have 100% success rate, and most of them discharged from hospital in 48 hours or less,

Warning about using D5LR dextrose or IV fluid.

Notice:
Effective May 1, 2014, due to damage to our old sim,
our new Sun Sim Card Number is:
+63 925 57 00 555

 Bad News:
Do you know how dangerous dengue is?
This very recent article dated March 1, 2013
in The New Scientist Magazine shows that scientists still do not understand how dengue works and therefore they have no cure for it.

 Good News:
The patients in this website seem to have beaten dengue to the point that their recovery period can be predicted to be within 48 hours or less.

 Coincidence or Cure?
That is the question.
These case histories are the answer.
Latest Dengue Case Histories
(for the latest dengue case histories)

 ADSX
A.D.S.X. is not a commercial product. It is not being sold.
But if you request for our help, then we will try to help.
And remember, nothing in this website is
intended or should be construed to be
professional medical advice.
Cure for Dengue: Can anybody give you a 48-hour guarantee of full recovery from dengue?


Look at the Case Histories in this website if this target has been attained.


Latest Dengue Case Histories
(for the latest dengue case histories)

  
ADSX Dengue Management Strategy:

 Step 1: Drink ADSX
(and avoid "prohibited" drinks like apple juice (such as Motts) or 
electrolyte energy drinks (such as Gatorade); read more below)

 Step 2: Wait
That's all. This means that all the patient needs to do is drink the ADSX solution, and within 48 hours or less, after consuming the dosage, the patient will have full recovery.
Note: The White Blood Cell count (WBC) will usually be the first count to go up before the platelet count goes up. For this reason, always ask for the WBC every time the platelet is given. The nurse's station has a record of your WBC and platelet history. Don't hesitate to get this information because it is part of the patient's rights to information.

But the patient must drink, otherwise, we cannot expect any effect, if your patient drinks only a small amount of the suggested volume.
It's not a guarantee. It's statistics.

If the "effect" of the ADSX Solution, is a mere "coincidence," then how come the pattern of response is the same or similar for every patient?

  • How come the patient's response is persistent?
  • How come the patient's response is consistent?
  • How come the patient's response is predictable?
  • How come the patient's response is is replicable?
  • How come the patient's response is reproducible?


If this is a mere coincidence, then how come the hospitals do not have the same "coincidence" that we have?

Keep this debate in mind as you read the case histories consisting of actual platelet readings of patients.

Preventing dengue is almost impossible, so why not focus our energy on recognizing this "cure" that requires no hospitalization?

Experts
Many institutions and experts have claimed to have the cure for dengue, but do they have:


  • the medical records or case histories
  • the actual platelet histories
  • the number of patients sufficient to prove it works on many people
  • the broad range of cases from ICU near-death cases to early intervention cases
  • referrals by former patients to new patients
  • a predictable, consistent, reproducible patient response pattern
  • the confidence to say the patient will be discharged within 48 hours or less after finishing the last dosage bottle?
  • the confidence to help ICU patients with a platelet count of only 1k and the patient is purple-skinned and nosebleeding and hemorrhaging internally?
  • the statistics to prove their claims?

ADSX.

It's not a guarantee. It's statistics.
Over 800 patients since 2008.





Note: We don't use "mangagaw," "tawa-tawa" or "papaya leaf" juice.



Can ADSX be used for cancer, leukemia, lupus, ITP, sarcoma and other illness where hemoglobin, WBC, low platelet count, Kawasaki disease, asthma, irregular menstruation, and internal bleeding are present?
The answer is, yes, we have a small number of such patients who have tried it.

Latest Dengue Case Histories
(for the latest dengue case histories)






 The Miracle Case

"Good evening po. Salamat po ng sobra sa gamot. Kung wala po yon, siguro wala na din po ako ngayon. Very thankful po sa inyo. Salamat po ng marami. God bless."

(Good evening. Thank you very much for the medicine. If not for this medicine, maybe I wouldn't be here alive now. I'm very grateful to you. Thank you very much. God bless.)

 "Tinanong po ako ng doktor kung anong ininom ko. Pero di ko naman po alam kasi yong name noon, kaya pinatingnan ko na lang po sa kanya yong bottle po. Bakit daw po walang name."

(The doctor asked me what medicine I took. But since I didn't know the name of the medicine, I just showed him the bottle. He wondered why there wasn't a name or brand.)

 "Kalalabas ko lang po kanina sa hospital. I'm okay na po salamat."

(I was just discharged from the hospital today. I'm very fine now. Thank you.)

                      - Patient RCDM (The Dengue Miracle Case)


(for the latest dengue case histories)

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The top three most frequently-asked questions are:
  1. After taking the ADSX Solution, the platelet count went up, but in the next count, the platelet count went down, although only "slightly" down. Why?
    For example, from 14K before taking ADSX, then patient starts taking ADSX, then the count goes up to 30k, but in the next count it goes down to 28K (This is called the stabilization or WBC region where WBC is rising while platelet is stabilizing)
  2. Exactly, what do we expect after the patient takes the ADSX Solution?
  3. I'm in the province, how can I obtain the ADSX Solution?
    Please go to the FAQ for answers to these questions.



    Why are you reading this website now? Here is a guess:

    1. You have a dengue patient. And the patient's platelet has dropped from 150k to 50k in just 3 days despite the gallons of apple juice and tonic you have given. 

     (And why were the doctors unable to prevent the rapid drop from 150K to 50K?)

     2. Previously, at first, you were so confident because the initial platelet count was high (230k to 300k). 

     Normal Range of Platelets (for normal values of platelet, WBC, and hematocrit)

    3. You didn't know that at the first stage of dengue, the platelet count goes up very high (from 230k to 300k). This is the start of the dengue but our current method for testing dengue will still give a "negative result."  (This is the reason so many dengue cases are misdiagnosed as viral infection at the start, then the diagnosis is changed to dengue three days later.)

    4. Sometimes, even doctors tell you to go home because it is just a viral infection. 

    5. After two to three days you come back because the fever is high again, and this time the doctor changes his diagnosis to dengue,

    6. Then your patient's platelet goes down to 150K. You are still confident because 150k is still high.

    7. Then the patient's platelet has gone down to below 50k from 150k sometimes in just 12 hours. 

    8. (And, following the wrong notion being spread around, you are wrongly giving apple juice, or apple tonic, or apple fresh fruit, to your patient! If you love your patient, stop drinking or taking apple right now!)

    9. Then in just 2 days the platelet has dropped from 150K to 50K (some even drop to this level in just 10 hours!). 

     10. You start to panic!

    11. So far, up to this time, the doctor has been unable to prevent any platelet drop. And furthermore, your patients is physically weakening by the hour.

     12. Your doctor has advised you to search for blood platelet donors. You panic even more.

    13. Consequently, you have texted all the people in your phonebook, including your sworn enemies, in order to solicit for platelet donors.

    15. Your contacts in turn, forwarded your desperate text, to their respective contacts.

    16. Somewhere along the chain of communications, one person informed you of our mobile phone number and our website.

    17 . That person recommended you to us because of his/her own personal experience, or because of the experience of his close friends or relatives.

    18. That person swears by the effectiveness of the ADSX Solution.

    19. You contacted us via mobile phone, and we, in turn, suggested that you read this website first before you decide to use the ADSX Solution.

    20. And now, you are reading this website. (In the meantime, your patient's platelet count has gone down to 20K or even 10k and a platelet transfusion has been scheduled.)

    Isn't this true?



     How many deaths due to dengue will it take before the Department of Health realizes that nobody has to die of dengue as shown in the statistics in these case histories?

     If, even at the early stages of being suspected of having dengue, the patient, without ever stepping inside a hospital, were immediately given the all-natural ADSX Solution, can you imagine the savings to the patient's family, the entire Philippines, and the entire world?



    (for the latest dengue case histories)

     The Misdiagnosis of Dengue
    Has this happened to you or your relatives lately?

    The patient has a very high fever and at the same time a very high platelet count (200 and above). You know something is wrong. The fever has come and gone over a few days. Yet, the doctor ruled out dengue for two  reasons:
    1. The platelet is very high (200 and above); and
    2. The standard test for dengue (NS1 test) results in a negative finding for dengue.

    Thus, the doctor ruled out dengue and instead diagnosed the illness as any of the the following:
    1. viral infection
    2. throat infection
    3. UTI (urinary tract infection)
    4. and any other illness the doctor can think of including kidney problems, appendicitis etc

    Then, after 3 days, the doctor changes his diagnosis finally to - dengue!!

    Has this happened to a friend or relative of yours?

    This is what we call the misdiagnosis of dengue.
    Why does this happen? This misdiagnosis happens because the doctor relies on two unreliable parameters:
    1. the platelet count, and
    2. the NS1 test.

    Why?

    Let us explain:
    1. In the first days of the dengue, the NS1 test will yield a negative result for dengue precisely because the dengue virus are not mature yet at this stage and has not "hatched."

    In fact, the dengue virus is "incubated" or "taken care of" in some kind of a "cocoon" provided by the patient's own antibodies. (Only a few doctors know this.). Therefore, the virus not having hatched yet, at this early stage, the NS1 is useless and cannot detect what is not there -- the mature virus.

    The analogy is like this: You are looking for butterflies but you cannot see any butterfly yet because at this stage the caterpillars are still inside the cocoon. This is the reason why NS1 dengue test will fail at this early stage.

    2.The platelet count. Only a few doctors know this but at the early stages of the dengue cycle, the platelet count of the patient will go high (200 and above) instead of the conventional expectation of a low platelet count.

    This high platelet count, together with a very high fever, are symptoms of the start of the dengue infection ("baby virus") where the dengue is still incubating and not yet matured. Due to lack of this knowledge, many doctors rule out dengue.

    Then after three days or four days, when the dengue virus become matured and are "hatching" out, that's the time the dengue is obvious but the doctors have already missed the opportunity to correctly diagnose the dengue a several days before.

    To summarize: If you have a very high fever, yet you are surprised that your platelet is very high (200 and above), consider yourself in the first days of a dengue infection.

    Do not ignore nor dismiss this condition because this has happened to many of our cases.

    Even the current literature on dengue has this to say (Wikipedia):

    • The diagnosis of dengue fever may be confirmed by microbiological laboratory testing.
    • This can be done by virus isolation in cell cultures, nucleic acid detection by PCR, viral antigen detection (such as for NS1) or specific antibodies (serology).
    • Virus isolation and nucleic acid detection are more accurate than antigen detection, but these tests are not widely available due to their greater cost.
    • Detection of NS1 during the febrile phase of a primary infection may be greater than 90% however is only 60–80% in subsequent infections.
    • All tests may be negative in the early stages of the disease.

    What are the stages of a typical dengue infection ?

    If you want to understand how dengue works, then you must read at least this section.

    Without ADSX intervention, here are the typical stages of a dengue infection. Please take time to read our own non-professional non-medical analysis of what happens at each stage.

    Then after that, try to compare our case histories found in this website, in which, our patients used ADSX.


    With ADSX intervention, you can observe the effect of ADSX which goes against the typical stages of a dengue infection.

    (for the latest dengue case histories)

    Is platelet transfusion a cure for dengue?

    Learn about plateletphereris (platelet transfusion) from Wikipedia.

    Platelet transfusion only adds about 10K to 20K to the patient's platelet.

    Since this is not the patient's own platelet generator generating the platelet, a transfusion does not mean the patient no longer has dengue, and it doesn't mean the patient is cured or safe.

    That is why it is important to realize that ADSX does not give the patient more platelets.

    Instead, ADSX causes the patient's bone marrow to generate his own plateletl, and that why it takes about 24 hours to 28 hours to achieve this fully.

    Notice that almost all of those who died of dengue had had platelet transfusion.

    Platelet transfusion is not a cure for dengue, and there are cases where it fails.

    Therefore, don't rely on transfusion alone.

    Doctors have said that platelet transfusion adds only from 10k to 20k for the patient.


     The Cost of a Platelet Transfusion

    Platelet transfusions are very expensive. Platelet transfusion alone, could range from P22,000 to P50,000 because of additional days in the hospital.

    The first cost is the platelet donor. Since transfusion requires a face to face donor with a large vein, it is very difficult to find one.

    It is hard enough to find donors even for a common blood type such as Type O, how much more for a donor with a large vein? Sometimes, only 1 out of 10 donors have the required vein size (on both arms!!)

    Now, how difficult it would be to find a donor with both of these: blood type AB+ and large vein on both arms?

    In one case, Patient JPP  only one arm of a donor qualified, so they had to find another donor with also a large arm. Therefore, two face-to-face donors are required.

    The cost of a blood screening is about P3,000 in a private hospital. And the donor himself makes a business out of his rare blood and large vein and is now given some token of about P4,000 to P6,000 each.

    Therefore, for two donors needed the cost is already P14,000 to P18,000 including the screening.

    The cost of the use of the transfusion machine (never mind the scientific name for it) is around P18,000.

    Therefore, the total cost of transfusion is from P32,000 to P36,000 for that particular patient alone.

    Now, here are additional costs. Having a transfusion means that you will have to stay in the hospital for at least 2 days longer. If the hospital room costs P3,000 each day, then that's an additional cost of P6,000.

    Now, again, these at least two extra days, will cost you the IV drips, the doctor's professional fees etc..

    So whenever there is a transfusion, you have to add around P50,000 to your original bill.

    Can you imagine when Patient JPP was ordered to have a second transfusion because the first transfusion failed?

    That would have meant a total bill of nearly P100,000 including the proposed second transfusion.

    It is good that Patient JPP opted to use ADSX Solution, instead of a second transfusion. Using ADSX, Patient JPP was told:
    1. There would be no need for a second transfusion
    2. You will recover in 48 hours after last dosage
    3. These are not personal guarantees but these historical statistical results

    And Patient JPP recovered as predicted by the statistics without the need of a second transfusion.

    Read the case history of Patient JPP.



    (for the latest dengue case histories)

    Cases where platelet transfusion fails

    We have so many cases where the platelet transfusion failed, and then, ADSX came to the rescue.

    In the case of Patient TLAIII , a patient who is a registered nurse, who had a platelet transfusion before using ADSX Solution, his platelet rose from 20k to 35k only, with the platelet transfusion adding only 15K.

    Unfortunately, for this patient, 12 hours after platelet transfusion his platelet count dropped from 35k to 26k. At this time, Patient TLAIII decided to use ADSX Solution.

    Another case is Patient JPP, where the first transfusion failed, and the doctors ordered a very costly 2nd transfuion in just 12 hours from the first. Instead of going for a 2nd transfusion, Patient JPP opted to use ADSX. Within 2 hours, the ADSX produced some effects averting a second transfusion.

    Another example is the near-death case of Patient TT.

    What is the lesson here? Platelet from transfusion isn't the platelet generated by the body of the patient. It is a temporary help.

    What is needed is to energize the capability of the patient to generate his own platelet. This is what ADSX solution does.

    For this reason, even those who have had platelet transfusion still went on to use ADSX in many of our cases.

    Death due to dengue

    Never take dengue for granted. In 2011, a 15-year old patient died of dengue, even after transfusion. But notice this.

    The patient's mother is a doctor of the private world-accredited first class hospital. The father of the patient is also a doctor with his own practice. And the uncle of the patient own a medical center in another town/city.

    Question: Why did that 15-year old boy die despite having two parents as doctors, and an uncle as a doctor and even after platelet transfusion?

    Latest Dengue Case Histories (for the latest dengue case histories)

    Normal Ranges of Blood Tests related to Dengue

     CBC vs. RBC vs. WBC
    A complete blood count (CBC), also known as full blood count (FBC) or full blood exam (FBE) or blood panel, is a test panel requested by a doctor or other medical professional that gives information about the cells in a patient's blood. A scientist or lab technician performs the requested testing and provides the requesting medical professional with the results of the CBC.

    Platelets
    Platelet numbers are given, as well as information about their size and the range of sizes in the blood. The normal range is from 140K to 450K. (per microliter of blood).

    The Red Blood Cells count is (RBC).
    Total red blood cells — The number of red cells is given as an absolute number per liter.
    The range is 3.5k to 6.9k (depending on whether child, adult male or adult female) (per mmol/Liter)

    The White Blood Cells count is (WBC).
    Total white blood cells — All the white cell types are given as a percentage and as an absolute number per liter. The normal range is 3.5k to 11k (per microliter of blood)

    Normal Range of Platelets (for normal values of platelet, WBC, and hematocrit)

    Low platelet but rising WBC
    Many patients and guardians have observed this for themselves:

    "My child who has taken ADSX Solution has a platelet count of only 30k, yet very active and playing around in the hospital bed. On the other hand, another patient, who has not taken ADSX has a high platelet count of 80K, yet is very weak, pale-skinned, and tired. Why the difference in physical activity when in fact the other child has a higher platelet count?"

    This is a very common observation. And this is an effect of the ADSX Solution. And that is why we always highlight the physical condition of the patient after taking ADSX. We ask the patient guide questions regarding his physical condition.

    If you look carefully, although the Patient with ADSX has only a 30K platelet, his WBC (white blood cells) count is actually rising. While the Patient with no ADSX (80k platelet) has a very low, or still lowering WBC count.

    Therefore: Do not look at the platelet alone, because it is possible that the platelet is still low but the WBC is already rising.

    What are the "phases" or "zones" or "periods of action" by the ADSX Solution?

    ADSX Solution is not supposed to give you instant gratification. It has its own systematic process and effect that occur in phases. These phases occur within 48 hours:

    Phase 1: Slowdown of the descent of platelet count.

    Phase 2: Stabilization Period (this also called the WBC period. At this stage, don't be fooled that the platelet is stagnant because the WBC is actually rising)

    Phase 3: Recovery (Upward Trend)
    Based on statistical records, the patient attains full recovery within 48 hours after consuming the second bottle and ready for discharge from the hospital.

    (for the latest dengue case histories)

    What are the main functions actions of the ADSX Solution?

    Remember this is not a medical advise.

    There are many functions of the ADSX Solution but here are the main functions. We use these terms loosely for non-technical readers.

    1.  (Anti-Dengue): 
    It will "kill" or "prevent expansion" of the dengue virus when they are hatched. Again, this is not a medical claim or a medical advice.

    2. (Anti-hemorrhage): 
    It will stop internal bleeding or hemorrhage, or prevent internal bleeding
    (for this reason some cancer patients who went into internal bleeding have used ADSX) 

    3. (Platelet Generator): 
    It will allow the body to produce its own platelets without relying on transfusion, 
    (for this reason some cancer patients such as sarcoma and lupus have used ADSX) 

     4.  (Anti-fever):
    It will lower body temperature (lower the fever)

    4. (Nutrients): 
    It has some nutrients, minerals, and electrolytes.

    5. (Fluid):
    It is the fluid needed for the patient 

    Warning: The above is not a medical advice. And not therapeutic effect is claimed.
    (for the latest dengue case histories)

    What your doctor didn't tell you about dengue: Prohibited foods, juices, drinks, and fruits for a dengue patient


    Apple Tonic, Gatorade, Softdrinks, and Molasses

    Is your patient, right now, taking apple tonic or apple juice? If so, stop it, right now!

    Where in the world did you get that idea that apple juice is good for a dengue patient?

    Continue reading.

    Take special notice of these tips because this might be the first time you have read about this, with respect to dengue. In fact, some of them may go against conventional wisdom (i.e. about apple juice and Gatorade).

    Also, these tips maybe opposite to what your doctor says. So take special notice. Yet, remember this is not a "professional medical advise."

    But this is based on our experience and common sense.

    Our biggest problem has been that almost all patients referred to us have been continuously taking apple juice or apple tonic. And this is a huge mistake.

    Please tell the guardians of dengue patients:
    • Do not give apple, orange, pineapple, grapefruit, or grape "tonic"
    • Do not give apple, orange, pineapple, grapefruit, or grape fresh or preserved "juice"
    • Do not give apple, orange, pineapple, grapefruit, or grape "fresh fruits"
    • Do not give cranberry juice
    • Do not give vitamin C tablets
    • Do not give Gatorade, Powerade, Accelerade, Lucozade, 
    • Do not give Pocari Sweat
    • Do not give Red Bull
    • Do not give sports drinks and energy drinks, in general
    • Do not give Coke or Pepsi or other soft or soda drinks
    • Do not give Aspirin
    • Do not give Ibuprofen
    • Do not give Garlic
    • Do not give Dong Quai
    • Do not give Ginseng
    • Do not give Chamomile
    • Do not give Green Tea
    • Do not give Vitamin E
    • Do not give Vitamin B3
    • Do not give Omega 3
    • Do not give Ginger
    • Do not give cayenne pepper
    • Do not give Aspartame (artificial sugar)
    • Do not give Potassium supplements such as Calium Acetate (given by your doctors as tablets or as part of the IV or dextrose drip)

    There's the wrong notion that these substances can help the dengue patient but these substances actually worsen the dengue.

    The above substances are helpful in ordinary circumstances, but not, repeat, not for the case of dengue.

    The dengue case is a special case. You cannot apply the general rule to dengue.

    Many have asked us about apple tonic and molasses.

    Don't take our word for it, but in our cases, the first thing that we suggest is to stop taking apple tonic and molasses right away.

    Yes, we suggest to immediately stop taking apple, apple juice, apple tonic because we believe these can worsen the dengue.

    That is our suggestion, but don't take our word for it.

    In almost all the cases we have encountered, the patients have been using apple tonic but how come their platelet counts have gone down to 20K?

    What do these cases tell you? That the apple juice and Gatorade has not helped and in fact worsened the condition.

    For example, in one case, the platelet have dropped from 300k to 28k, (Patient KMCI) despite taking almost two big gallons of apple tonic and apple juice.

    With Patient KMCI:

    • His platelet count dropped from 280k to 144k in just 21 hours (ratio: 280/144= 194%)
    • From 144k to 28K in just 7 hours! (ratio: 144/28=514%).
    Normal Range of Platelets (for normal values of platelet, WBC, and hematocrit)

    Again, despite the gallons of apple tonic and apple juice being consumed.

    In almost 100% of dengue cases, that we took over, the patient has been taking apple juice (Motts brand). Why? Why? Why?

    On what logic and science is this apple juice myth based on?

    The "fruits, juices, and electrolytes" policy probably originated by analogy (treatment by analogy).

    In other case of other fevers, a common strategy is to give "fruits, juices, and electrolytes" to the patient to boost the immune system and energize the body.

    Then, probably, by analogy, they applied this technique to the dengue fever.

    For us, unfortunately, this treatment by analogy is defective.

    This is presumptuous. Assuming that what works for another fever will work for the dengue fever.

    (But then don't believe us, this is just our opinion).

    And we have noticed that the effectiveness of ADSX Solution is delayed or hindered by these apple tonics, molasses, etc.

    With our own "patients" in those cases where the recovery was not as fast as expected, we later found out that the guardians have been giving Gatorade, Pocari Sweat and other energy drinks, apple tonic and apple juice without our knowledge.

    Can you imagine our horror every time we see this in the room of a dengue patient:
    - big bottles of apple juice or tonic (Motts seems to be a favorite brand)
    - an orange fruit in the food tray provided by the hospital
    - apple and orange fruits as gifts from visitors

    The moment we see these "prohibited" foods, in our minds, we say, "These guys haven't done actual research on how the dengue virus really operates. They have no idea of what to do and what not to do."

    But then that's only our train of thought. And we do not claim to be medical experts, and we do not give medical advice.

    You make up your own mind, using your own research, using your medical professional's opinion. It's all up to you.

    Gatorade
    Do not give Gatorade to a dengue patient.

    Coke and Pepsi
    Do not give soft drinks to dengue patient.

    Pocari Sweat
    Do not give Pocari Sweat to a dengue patient. 

    What is it about apple, orange, or pineapple (fruits, juice, and tonic), Gatorade, or Pocari Sweat that makes us suggest that a dengue patient should stop taking them?

    Well, the answer is: If you know how the dengue virus operates, then it would be immediately obvious to anybody why we consider those foods and drinks as "prohibited for a dengue patient."

    But then again, this is our opinion, and not a medical advise. Do not believe us. Do not follow us. Follow your medical professional's opinion. (But don't forget that children of medical doctors in world-class hospitals have died of dengue).

    Oral Rehydration Solutions (ORS)

    ORS are used to manage diarrhea. Some medical professional use it to manage dengue. But you must know something about them.

    We were surprised that the solution pH values for infant oral rehydration solutions were this acidic.  

    The unflavored solutions had an average pH of 4.90 (with a pH range of 4.17 to 5.60).

    The twenty-three flavored solutions had an average pH of 4.20 (with a pH range of 3.90 to 4.48).

    The average pH of the sixteen “Freezer Pops” was even  lower  at  3.92  (with  a  pH  range of  3.52  to 4.17).

    What does this mean? If it were up to us, we would not highly recommend using ORS to manage dengue.

    But, then you should be glad it were not up to us. (If your doctor gives you ORS, just follow your doctor, okay?)

    What is your alternative? The ADSX Solution. (Again, if you have no access to ADSX, then use the ORS.)


    IV Drips (Dextrose Solutions)
    Some of the ADSX users chose not to be hospitalized.

    And we have observed that they recover faster than those in the hospital.

    One of the reasons is that outpatients do not use "dextrose" or intravenous (IV) drips. So what?

    Based on our working theory, IV drips slow down the recover of dengue patients but we will not reveal here the reason.

    Read the following table so that you will know what your patient is taking.
    Table of Commonly Used IV Solutions (Dextrose Solutions)

    Potassium Supplement: Is your patient being given any potassium supplement?
    Note: This is not a medical advice, this is just a starting point for your own research

    Be aware of the new experiments being undertaken by doctors regarding dengue management.

    Some doctors have started giving potassium supplement to dengue patients. Some of these are in tablet form and some are being mixed in the IV or dextrose drips.

    Some use calium acetate.

    What happens when the patient is given potassium supplement? The patient usually suffers "acidic" stomach pains. And the platelet of the patient dives to a lower figure, sometimes dropping from 100k to 30k in just a matter of 24 hours.


    Unfortunately, the patient does not know he is being given a potassium supplement.

    Sometimes, the potassium is part of the IV dextrose drip itself such as DLR or D5LR intravenous solutions.

    The pH of DLR is 6.6. The pH of D5LR is 4.9 (very acidic)

    So if your patient is already showing no signs of dengue after having taken ADSX solution but still feels extreme acidic stomach pain and his platelet is not rising but still staying at a low level despite his physical recovery, then try to inquire about the potassium supplement.

    Read these to know more about the side effects of D5LR
    D5LR (Lactated Ringer's Solution)
    What are Lactated Ringers (Risks and Contraindications)
    DLR or D5LR increases death in cardiac arrest cases
    DLR and D5LR exacerabates renal problems




    Papaya Juice Extract
    We do not use papaya juice extract. But many people say it works for them. That's great.

    There is even a doctor who has been using it. If you believe in using "papaya leaft juice" then go ahead. Some doctors use them anyway.

    However, for those of you who want to use papaya leaves juice, just be aware of certain issues.

    Papaya contains "papain."

    Does papaya leaves "juice extract" also contain the papain contemplate in the warning below? You find the answer yourself.

    Again, since we do not papaya juice, we could not make an informed judgment about it, but we encourage you to read or research on papaya BEFORE using it.

    From Wikipedia on Papain:

    Action by the FDA to restrict marketing of all topical drug products containing papain.

    On September 23, 2008, the FDA warned companies to stop marketing topical drug products containing papain by November 4, 2008. The FDA said, "Papain-containing drug products in topical form historically have been marketed without approval...". According to the FDA's statement on the subject, "These unapproved products have put consumers' health in jeopardy, from reports of permanent vision loss with unapproved balanced salt solutions to a serious drop in blood pressure and increased heart rate from the topical papain products," 

    About Unapproved Topical Papain Products: Topical drug ointments containing papain are used to remove dead or contaminated tissue in acute and chronic lesions, such as diabetic ulcers, pressure ulcers, varicose ulcers, and traumatic infected wounds.

    The FDA is taking action today against these products because it has received reports of serious adverse events in patients using products containing papain. Reports include hypersensitivity (allergic) reactions that lead to hypotension (low blood pressure) and tachycardia (rapid heart rate). 

    In addition, patients who are allergic to latex can also be allergic to papaya, the source of papain. Therefore, patients with latex sensitivity may be at increased risk of suffering an adverse reaction to a topical papain drug product.

    FDA urges consumers who are using topical drug products containing papain, and who have questions or concerns, to contact their health care provider about discontinuing treatment with these products. There are a number of FDA-approved topical products that have been found safe and effective as wound healing agents and that do not contain papain.

    "Removing unapproved topical drug products containing papain and unapproved ophthalmic balanced salt solutions is yet another step forward for patient safety," said Deborah M. Author, director, Office of Compliance for CDER, FDA.

    But remember, if you have friends who have used papaya leaves juice extract, successfully, or your doctor has recommended it, then by all means, use this therapy. You make your decision based on your judgment.

    (for the latest dengue case histories)

    Fluids
    The doctors advise patients to take more fluids.

    But this directive has been misunderstood such that many parents give too much water or fluid to their patients.

    Some children-patients have their liver enlarged or bloated because of this.

    Do not overfeed with too much liquids.

    (And don't ever use Apple tonic, apple juice, Gatorade etc see below)

    We are not a believer that drinking much fluid is the solution to dengue.

    Oh, actually, it's not a solution to dengue because we have many dengue deaths and prolonged dengue cases notwithstanding the too much fluid being given to the patient anyway.

    We are not a believer of  "drink much fluid" principle.

    We, however, are a  believer of drink the "correct fluid" principle, and that fluid is the ADSX solution.

    The "much fluid" policy probably originated by analogy (treatment by analogy).

    In other case of other fevers, a common strategy is to give much liquid to the patient to lower down the body temperature (liquid as the absorbent of heat).

    Then, probably, by analogy, they applied this technique to the dengue fever.

    For us, unfortunately, this treatment by analogy is defective. This is presumptuous. Assuming that what works for another fever will work for another fever. (But then don't believe us, this is just our opinion).

    Our view is. Taking the ADSX is fluid enough.

    While taking the ADSX, don't overdo any additional fluids.

    Once the patient is taking ADSX, just drink enough water to cover thirst but not to drown the patient with liquid.

    The ADSX solution, by itself, is enough liquid already.


    (for the latest dengue case histories)


    "Money" and "Medical Expertise" are not guarantees
    Yet money and medical expertise cannot automatically save you from the tragedy of dengue.

    We have mentioned in the Tragedies section of this website about the Oct 14, 2012 death of a Chinese-Filipino registered nurse, 23, female, who was a veterinary medicine student whose parents lived in the US, who died of dengue.

    We have also mentioned the death of the 15-year child about two years ago of dengue. Yet both parents were medical doctors connected with a world-class hospital.

    We also mentioned the death of a child of the head of the Pulmonary Division of a private hospital about two years ago.

    We also mentioned the death of the child of the Head of Laboratory of private hospital

    All had blood platelet transfusions. Platelet transfusions do not kill the dengue virus.

    These are cases where both medical expertise and ability to pay are present, yet the patients died of dengue.

    If they used it, could the ADSX Solution have helped the aforementioned patients? Who knows?



    Rapid drop: How come doctors are unable to prevent these rapid drops in platelet count?
    The question of whether ADSX solution actually causes a rapid recovery or just a coincidental effect always arises.

    A side question is whether ADSX is actually effective in the early stages of the dengue cycle or is the platelet rise due to normal recovery of the patient?

    In other words, the central issue is: Does ADSX intervention really matter?

    One way finding out is via this question: What happens to the patient's platelet count when there is no ADSX intervention, and what happens when there is ADSX intervention.

    From our database of patient histories, we can cite a few cases of both "without intervention" and "with intervention."

    But first, let us remind you that not all of our case histories have been uploaded (less than half is uploaded) and second, that these groupings are just selections.

    Without ADSX intervention
    (Notice the drop to below 100k even down to 10k unstopped by doctors)
    (Compare these rapid drops to cases where ADSX intervention was used)
    With ADSX intervention
    (Notice the reversal of trend which signifies recovery from dengue aided by early ADSX intervention)
    (Notice also that with ADSX the platelet count never went below 100k in contrast to the cases
    where there were no ADSX intervention which went unstopped all the way to 30k or 10k)


    (for the latest dengue case histories)


    To hospitalize or not?
    You might find this a strange question but recently we have been given this: "Should we hospitalize our dengue patient or not?"

    Dengue kills, and there are many dengue tragedies. The recent high profile was the dengue death of a Bollywood movie producer.

    So why do we even entertain the question of whether we should hospitalize the patient or not, when in fact dengue is a very deadly disease with no known cure, according to the WHO. (Apparently, the WHO hasn't heard of the ADSX Solution yet)

    The question of going to the hospital or not is raised because:
    1. The WHO, the DOH and the doctors tell us there is no cure for dengue, so what are we paying the hospital for?
    2. The medical professionals simple attach an IV drip and give some paracetamol. If this is the cure, then why are there dengue deaths with mothers wailing all over the ICU room?
    3. ADSX Solution elicits a "patient response" that is consistent with being a cure and this management system does not require any tools or ingredients or medicines from the hospital. So why go to the hospital

    In other words, we have nothing we need from the hospital if we use the ADSX solution, so why should we hospitalize the dengue patient? This is the mind set of regular ADSX users (those who relatives used ADSX one after another)

    We have many cases of parents choosing outpatient status when using ADSX.

    A good example is the case of  Patient ABL (Jan 11, 2013)*   where the parents, despite being financially capable and despite previous "death" and "near-death" brushes with dengue, still decided to remain outpatient throughout, relying only ADSX as the sole dengue management system. The aunt of the patient is a medical doctor.

    Total Expenses for this patient: 5 trips to diagnostics center x P150 per CBC = P750 only.

    In contrast, with their other son, who had dengue previously,  they spent over P100,000 because of all those tranfusions and extended hospital stays.

    Another case is Patient MBL again, another outpatient.


    Rapid rise: When doctors couldn't believe the very rapid recovery of the patient

    What happens when the recovery is so rapid even the doctors couldn't believe it?

    In the "miracle case," the doctor couldn't help but ask the patient what did she drink. This was the near-death experience of  Patient RCDM . In that case, the patient showed the bottle to the the doctor (at that time, the bottle didn't have any name, only usage instructions.)

    In the case of  Patient HJM, the doctor couldn't believe the rise rise from 41k to 100k in 24 hours. Upon learning of the 100k count while making the rounds, the doctor ordered another CBC because the recovery was almost incredible. So a 9 am count was taken. When the results came out two hours later, the doctor was finally convinced that the recovery was real because the new platelet count was 117k. The patient was discharged that day.

    In another case of Patient JCR, the doctor couldn't believe the rise rise from 50k to 100k in 24 hours. Upon learning of the 100k count while making the rounds, the doctor ordered another CBC because the recovery was almost incredible. So a 9 am count was taken. When the results came out two hours later, the doctor was finally convinced that the recovery was real because the new platelet count was 150K. The patient was discharged that day.

    In another case, a very senior doctor with private practice, whose family owns a big building in the heart of uptown Cebu City, couldn't believe that the patient's (who used ADSX) platelet count never went below 120k, while with her other patient in another hospital the platelet was already very low at 40K. (Both her patients went to separate hospitals on the same day).

    The mother of the patient confessed to using ADSX. This was second time, the doctor had met ADSX (she doesn't know the actual name) because a few months before, another patient of hers (who was a relative of the instant patient) had used ADSX.

    This doctor advised to the mother, that it's good that you have that solution "but unfortunately I cannot recommend that to my patients, because I am a doctor."

    It must be noted, that the sudden rise from 50K to 100k in just 24 hours is very common among users of ADSX.
    • In the case of Patient CJML, the sudden rise was from 40k to 126k in just 24 hours.
    • In the case of Patient EEA, the rapid recovery was from 84k to 128k in just 24 hours.
    • In the case of Patient KGN, the recovery was from 67k to 104k in just 24 hours
    • In the case of Patient RKPM, the recovery was from 37k to 95k in just 24 hours
    • In the case of Patient TLAIII, the rise was from 65k to 135k in just 24 hours
    • In the case of Patient CLDL, the rise was from 86k to 149k in just 4 hours (yes, 4 hours)

    In fact, in almost all of our patients, the rise from 50K to 100k in 24 hours is very common.

    This is our general rule, which apparently, for doctors, are exceptions.

    For more examples, please look at the case histories below.

    Youngest and Oldest Patients

     Patient  () is the youngest patient at 2 months old.

    Patient JCPS (Mar 3, 2013) is the youngest patient at 5 months old.

    Patient JRE (Oct 11, 2012) is next to youngest at 6 months old but the most critical because the patient was in the ICU, with oxygen mask, cannot be fed directly and the platelet was only 12K. Read this case.

    Patient RA (Aug 17, 2012) is the oldest patient at 61 years old, and probably the richest and most politically powerful.


    Writing Case Histories

    It takes a lot of time to create a case history such as charting and plotting the data, therefore. many cases in the last few days still could not be uploaded, hence, the missing URL links.

    Nevertheless, these uploaded case histories should give you a flavor of the ADSX Solution.

    Remember, ADSX does not give you instant gratification but rather a systematic process and these cases are evidence of that process. Please study each case and compare these to your own patient's.


    We had patients who are:


    • Nurses (yes, the patients themselves are nurses, maybe 4 or 5 cases)
    • Whose mothers/fathers/sisters/brothers are nurses
    • Whose parents are medtechs
    • Whose uncles/aunts are medical doctors
    • Those who are actually employees of the hospital themselves (they trust us)
    • Whose parents or relatives are employees of the hospitals
    Note:
    There are cases labeled as "early intervention cases."

    This label usually signifies that the patient has been referred directly by a very close friend or relative of the patient who had actual experience, positive, of course, with ADSX Solution.

    This positive experience is the actual testimony that convinced the patient in question to use ADSX immediately. 

    Those cases with * are the "early ADSX intervention cases." These exemplify that ADSX is a cause and not a mere coincidence because when applied early the patient goes out of the hospital in 48 hours.

    See Patient RMBC (Dec 26, 2012). This is probably the fastest recovery we have seen for an "early intervention case."

    Or see Patient KCC for also a very rapid recovery (only one CBC in less than 12 hours, then discharged!). The recovery of Patient KCC was so rapid, we didn't hear from the parents and we visited the hospital only to find out the patient has been discharged in less than 12 hours after taking the ADSX.

    Or see Patient RRDR for another rapid recovery.

    Let us explain:
    Early intervention cases are not a matter of drink ADSX and the platelet count  will rise immediately.

    No, it's not that. Why?

    Because in early stages (early intervention cases), the dengue virus are hatching in waves. Just like birds hatching from their eggs.

    So what about hatching in waves? This means that in early intervention cases, the ADSX will fight the first wave of the virus. Then the second wave, the third wave etc.

    Therefore, instant gratification is not expected in early intervention cases because the ADSX will have to wait for all dengue virus to hatch.

    On the other hand, in cases where the patient has had dengue for several days, and all the dengue viruses have hatched, then the ADSX can perform one clean sweep, and that is why in just 4 hours to 12 hours, the CBC platelet count can be reversed.

    This is the reason why we don't expect instant gratification even in early intervention cases.


    Q: How do you know ADSX actually works?

    A: Quick answer:
    Look at the case histories, your own case, or the case histories here.
    • 1. Without ADSX intervention, the patient's platelet count usually goes from 170k on Day 1 of hospitalization down to 40K on Day 3, resulting in panic especially when the doctor orders a search for platelet donors.
    • 2. On the other hand, if the patient has been suffering with rapid declines in platelets for a long time already, the moment we adopt an ADSX intervention, the patient usually fully recovers within 48 hours. Before ADSX, all the patient had were a series of scary declines in platelet counts. After ADSX, within 48 hours, the patient is usually discharged from the hospital.
    • 3. Furthermore, if  ADSX is used at the early stage, the patient goes out of the hospital in 2 or 3 days, and the platelet counts just stabilize above 100k.
    Q: Our patient took ADSX but how come we have not noticed any effect?

    A: Have your patient actually drank or taken the amount or volume of ADSX as suggested? For example, in one case, we found out that the the patient had only taken 1/5 bottle, instead of 1 whole bottle as suggested, and yet the guardians expected an effect in just 8 hours. Obviously, we cannot expect an effect if the patient does not drink. Please drink according to the suggested volume and amount.

    Latest Dengue Case Histories (for the latest dengue case histories)

    Costs of Dengue
    Hospitalization costs alone  for dengue cases ranges from P14T to 60T without platelet transfusion, in private hospitals.

    If transfusion is required, dengue hospitalization cost ranges from P80T to P120T.

    These amount do not include loss of productivity for everybody involved.

    If, even at the early stages of being suspected of having dengue, the patient, without ever stepping inside a hospital, were immediately given the all-natural ADSX Solution, can you imagine the savings to the patient's family, the entire Philippines, and the entire world?

    Dengue Deaths
    From Jan 1 to July 14, 2012, 328 people died of dengue based on only on those reported to the DOH.

    Can you imagine that? As of July 14, 328 lives were lost in the Philippines in just this year alone? And the count continues.

    Nobody in the world should die of dengue beginning today because we may have found the way to counter it!

    Cost Data from DOH
    From pcij.org (2006 data)
    THE loss of billions of pesos due to dengue could be halved by simply confirming an initial diagnosis.

    It costs an estimated P1.1 billion to diagnose and treat unconfirmed cases of dengue, yet only half the amount, or P500 million, is spent in similar costs when the diagnosis is confirmed. according to “Burden of Disease and Economic Impact of Dengue,” a research paper by the National Institute of Health and the U.P. College of Public Health.

    The economic costs of dengue in the Philippines is staggering. 

    An estimated P367 billion is lost due to illness resulting from dengue, while 18,074 DALYs (disability adjusted life years lost) are lost every year.

    DALY is the sum of Years of Life Lost due to premature mortality and Years lived with Disability due to dengue. 

    It was developed by the World Bank as a “health indicator for priority setting”’ according to the paper.

    Dengue is expensive to diagnose because it entails a series of laboratory tests. 

    The average cost of diagnosis per patient is P5,050. 

    This costs more than the average therapeutic management for dengue, which costs about P4,387. 

    If the estimated total of 112,708 suspected dengue cases in the Philippines were to undergo diagnostic confirmation, it would cost an additional P120.4 million.

    Yet by confirming the diagnosis of patients, the additional P428.5 million spent to treat unconfirmed dengue cases would be saved, on top of a hefty P548.8 million savings in treatment.

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