How to Protect Yourself from the Globally Spreading Influenza A virus subtype H5N1
According to history books, the most devastating epidemic in the world history, the "influenza pandemic" of 1918–1919 killed more people than World War I at estimated 20 million to 50 million deaths.
Currently, "H5N1", a fast-mutating and highly pathogenic strain of "avian influenza virus" may surface unexpectedly like today's Global Economic Crisis. The world is worried that the avian flu H5N1 virus may affect millions of people, and that Tamiflu and other vaccines may not be enough to protect us.
We are trying to understand the epidemiology of the avian flu virus. Will sneezing ejects the virus from the nose to the air and transfer to others? If it does so, how does it affect others?
Actually, about 20 years ago, we had heard about how flu was treated by traditional healers in tribes of various countries in Asia. These traditional healers told me that the flu virus transfers like that of magic with fingers. Also, I remember that some doctors mentioned the similar story in magazines and on TV 10–15 years ago.
In two universities, we requested our friends to conduct a study on finding how the influenza virus travels and transfers from person to person.
Volunteers were gathered in small rooms and let them read magazines for around two hours. While they were reading, mild flu virus is sprayed four times in two hours, and expected someone to sneeze.
We waited for 3–8 days to determine how many of them became infected with the flu virus. We have done this kind of test to about 400 people in 5 years.
Of course, we had advised them to gargle and wash their hands before and after the influenza test.
Why do we have to wait for 3–5 days? It is because this is the incubation period of the flu virus in the body.
From this simple clinical survey, we have learned a lot of medical results. Amazingly, our surveillance CCTV camera showed only volunteers who had "magic hand", which was narrated by traditional healers, came back with flu symptoms.
What is that magic hand? It is those who touch their noses with their fingers as seen in the illustrations below.
Many people usually and habitually touch their nose with their hands or fingers.
From this test, we can think that the influenza virus rarely transmits through inhalation.
For sure, you understood what you have to do to avoid contracting various viral infections.
Another simple preventive measure is to wear a medical face mask whenever you go out. Notice that in this way, you are prevented from playing your nose with your fingers.
As soon as you reach to your home or office, washing your hands well and gargling should be implemented properly. Then, you can protect yourself from contracting deadly viruses. It's free, you have nothing to lose and its overall results were acceptably good according to the data we collected. Prevention is better than cure.
Well, how about the PYRO-ENERGEN? Yes, we have tried another test picking up 40 volunteers. We have chosen 40 volunteers who have habits of touching their noses with their fingers. Of course, we did not mention anything about their habits.
All of them were gathered in a room, and did the same procedure as above. They also gargled before and after the tests. We instructed them to use the PYRO-ENERGEN at least four times a day. We waited for 4–12 days, but none of them returned with influenza symptoms at all!
Believe it or not, from this research, we somehow concluded that the influenza virus enter mostly through the nose with magic hands.
Junji Takano is a Japanese health researcher involved in investigating the cause of many dreadful diseases. In 1968, he invented PYRO-ENERGEN, the first and only electrostatic therapy machine that effectively eradicates viral diseases, cancer, and diseases of unknown cause.
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