When Jim Humble "cured" the malaria patients, there did not seem to be any follow up with them. Did it really get rid of all of the microbes? Did it come back back to them later? Never the less, you have the advantage of being clean of malaria before you even go to Africa.

In your case, you do not have malaria. You haven't been bitten by the mosquito that causes it. The Miracle-Mineral-Supplement chemical lasts for 12 hours; then no longer exists in your body. I suspect that if you use Miracle-Mineral-Supplement every 12 hours at sufficient dosage (???), you will kill any malaria that enters your bloodstream during that time. Since you don't already have malaria, I'll bet that you could even maintain a daily maintenance dose of 6x2 and be relaxed about it. Then you would not need Antibiotics .

This is conjecture based only on what I've read so far.

Hi briefglory

Olive Leaf Extract containing 15% Oleuropein or higher with olive leaf powder. I take it in tablet form with 18% Oleuropein.

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The first formal medical mention of the olive leaf - an account describing its ability to cure severe cases of fever and malaria -- ocurred about 150 years ago. In 1854, the Pharmaceutical Journal carried a report by one Daniel Hanbury and contained the following simple healing recipe:

Boil a handful of leaves in a quart of water down to half its original volume. Then administer the liquid in the amount of a wineglass every 3 or 4 hours until the fever is cured.

The author said he discovered the effective tincture in 1843 and had used it successfully. This method became well known in England for treating sick Britons returning from His or Her Majesty's tropical colonies. The author believed that a bitter substance in the leaves wasthe key healing ingredient

//www.curezone.org/foods/oliveleaf.html

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Olive Leaf Extract may have considerable therapeutic potential in the treatment of tropical infections such as malaria and dengue. Malaria is caused by protozoans carried by infected mosquitoes. In 1906, olive leaf extracts were found to be far superior to quinine in the treatment of malarial infections. Quinine was preferred, however, because it was easier to administer. Now in capsule form, the olive leaf may make a strong comeback. Preliminary reports from Latin America are promising. A full blown case of malaria at a clinic in Mexico was reported 100 percent better with a dosage schedule of two Olive Leaf Extract capsules every six hours.

http://healthychristianliving.com/olive_leaf_extract.htm

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Olive Leaf Extract Natural Defense against Biowarfare Antibacterial Agent and Inactivating Viral Invaders
Kimberly Pryor

The olive tree has been called The Tree of Life. The low incidence of cardiovascular disease in many Mediterranean populations has been attributed to the benefits of an olive-oil rich diet. In investigating the cardiovascular benefits of olive oil and the olive, many researchers have virtually ignored other components of the olive tree which have been shown to inhibit viruses and pathogenic bacteria including herpes, influenza, malaria and of particular interest recently Anthrax, smallpox, botulism and the plague.

The antibacterial, antiviral component derived from olive leaves is called oleuropein. In the late 1960s, researchers at the Upjohn Company discovered an antimicrobial fraction of oleuropein called calcium elenolate (Fig. 1A, page 15). This substance was lethal to every virus the researchers tested it against (using both in vitro and in vivo studies). Studies demonstrated that the components of olive leaf extract are also toxic to a wide range of bacteria, protozoa, yeasts, parasites and fungi.

Antibacterial Agent
Scientists began taking a closer look at olive leaf extract because the leaves of Olea europaea are known to be resistant to attack by insects and microbes. Researchers have published numerous studies concluding that olive leafs active ingredient, oleuropein (Fig. 1B), is a natural Antibiotic agent.

http://intelegen.com/ImmuneSystem/olive_leaf_extract_natural_defen.htm

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Olive leaf extract has been traditionally used as a malaria treatment. Some of the old references claim that it is superior to quinine in effectiveness.

http://www.advance-health.com/oliveleaf.html

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These are the tablets I take, but shop around for what suits you.


http://www.merchantamerica.com/apothecarae/index.php?ba=product_enlarge&produ...


Oliveplex, olive leaf extract 18% oleuropein 500mg per tablet, olive leaf powder 200mg per tablet, 90 tablets. Price includes shipping.

Price: $11.50 USD

P.S. Do not get ripped off by the one's that only list the mg's and do not list
the Oleuropein content that is extracted form olive leaves and added to the olive leaf powder.