Food and medicine composition for treating malaria

Abstract

The invention relates to food and medicine composition for treating malaria. The food and medicine composition is pungent soup prepared by concocting the following medicines or food materials in parts by weight: 40-50 parts of shallot, 20-30 parts of fresh ginger, 3-5 parts of capsicum frutescens, 200-300 parts of water, 40 parts of lard oil and a proper amount of salt. A preparation method comprises steps as follows: the lard oil is put into a pot and heated until oil starts to smoke slightly, shredded ginger or ginger paste is poured into the pot and stir-fried until fragrance is released, a fixed amount of water is poured into the pot and boiled, and then the shallot, the capsicum frutescens and the salt are poured into the pot and stirred while the water boils. The amount of salt is determined according to preference of a patient. The hot food and medicine composition soup is taken after being boiled three times a day by an adult and the dosage is reduced accordingly for children. The food and medicine composition has a strong curative effect on malaria, the patient can be recovered soon and gets better on the day when the food and medicine composition is taken, and the symptom that the patient feels sometimes cold and sometimes hot can disappear after the food and medicine composition is taken twice or three times and can be cured on the third day. Raw materials are widely sourced and conveniently taken, the food and medicine composition is easy to prepared and convenient to popularize and can be prepared when needed, alternatively, plant raw materials are dried and subpackaged and can be concocted with salt and boiled water to form soup to be taken when needed, and the patient suffering from malaria at home or outdoors can be treated in time.

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technical field [0001] The invention is a food-medicine composition for treating malaria. Background technique [0002] Malaria is a vector-borne infectious disease caused by infection with Plasmodium through mosquito bites or blood transfusion of people with Plasmodium. According to relevant records, malaria is widely distributed in the world, is one of the parasitic diseases that seriously endanger human health, and is an important public health problem in large areas of Asia, Africa and Latin America. According to statistics, there are still 120 million malaria patients in the world, and nearly 300 million people are carriers; millions of children in Africa die of malaria every year. In addition to genetically determined innate immunity to certain malaria parasites in the population, and infants in high-malarity areas can acquire certain resistance from their mothers, they are generally susceptible to malaria parasites. In endemic areas, adults have more chances of repe...

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[0005] On the other hand, many so-called folk prescriptions that have special effects on malaria, simple components, and easy to obtain materials cannot be spread and applied.

If this kind of folk recipe can be properly improved, standardized and developed, and become widely accessible and accepted by ordinary people like instant noodles and Coca-Cola, it will greatly change the pattern of prevention and treatment of malaria, a global infectious disease. Greatly benefit the people of the world, but there is no such technology yet