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Dengue fever is spread from human to human via Aedes aegypti and Aedes albopictus (larger black and white) mosquitoes. It is also one of the most widespread and dangerous global diseases. These mosquitoes also spread chikungunya and zika diseases. They will bite at all times, but mainly during low sun times, similar to smaller varieties that tend to bite only when the sun is low.  Dengue Testing and Medication
As there is no formalized mainstream / conventional cure for this endemic disease, as a result, natural remedies have become the preferred prevention and cure for dengue fever. BSI offers centuries-proven natural remedies, augmented with modern Vitamin C and Silver Hydrosol IV therapy. Generally the patient will feel much better within hours, usually fully back to health within a couple of days. If the infection is more severe, healing may take longer.
More than three hundred million cases of dengue fever emerge around the world every year with resulting 200,000 + deaths. Some 128 countries are subject to dengue fever. These include large swaths of Latin and Central America, Australia, Brazil, Central Asia and throughout the island nations of the Pacific. dengue medication
It is difficult to predict the severity of this infection, generally having to rely on symptoms and signs of the disease early on. BSI is able to test for dengue (and malaria and other vectors) in confirmation of correct diagnosis and treatment.
Malaria is a life-threatening disease caused by parasites that are transmitted to people through the bites of infected female Anopheles mosquitoes. It is preventable and curable.
The time between mosquito bite and first sign of symptoms is called the “incubation period.” And in most cases ranges from 7 – 30 days.
Different species of parasites that cause malaria in humans can cause shorter or longer incubation periods.
In addition, some malaria parasite species can remain dormant (inactive) in the liver for months or years after the initial infection. Later, after returning from an area with malaria, these parasites can then leave the liver and infect red blood cells and cause another episode of illness.
Proper diagnosis and treatment can prevent malaria illness caused by these dormant parasites.
It is difficult to predict the severity of this infection, generally having to rely on symptoms and signs of the disease early on. BSI is able to test for malaria (and dengue and other optional mosquito-borne vectors) in confirmation of correct diagnosis and treatment.
Malaria can be prevented by avoiding mosquito bites and by taking medicines. Talk to a doctor about taking medicines such as chemoprophylaxis before travelling to areas where malaria is common.
Lower the risk of getting malaria by avoiding mosquito bites:
