PROFESSOR JIDEOFO KENECHUKWU 

DANMBAEZUE OMNIBUS RESEARCH 

FOR A DECADE ON TROPICAL MEDICINE





NEW DRUG FOR MANAGING HIV-AIDS 

BY HAFANI RESEARCH CONSORTIUM

A NATURAL SOLUTION
TO THE SCOURGE OF HIV


Resides In Evergreen Medicinal Plants



Danmbaezue J. K.

Another KIHOL Publication
A NATURAL SOLUTION
TO THE CURRENT SCOURGE OF HIV-AIDS PANDEMIC


Resides in Leaves, Flowers, Fruits,
Barks and Roots of Evergreen Plants in the Tropical Forests


Danmbaezue J. K. et al

Abstract to the Hafani Research on HIV






An Interdisciplinary Therapeutic Consortium at

The University of Nigeria Teaching Hospital UNTH, Enugu Results After Ten Years Research On





 

HIV-AIDS

 

ALTERNATIVE

 

MANAGEMENT

 

STRATEGIES IN AFRICA





 

An Alternative Insurance For HIV-AIDS Has Now Been Found




By:
AN INTERDISCIPLINARY TEAM OF CREATIVE, DEDICATED, INDIGENOUS AND RESOURCEFUL RESEARCHERS
AT UNIVERSITY OF NIGERIA TEACHING HOSPITAL, ENUGU
FROM March 2001 – March 2010

ABSTRACT OF HAFANI PROJECT 007 AT UNTH


This concise presentation of our objective in embarking on HIV/AIDS Alternative Management Strategies in Sub-Saharan Africa demonstrates that Monolaurin is the main chemical agent found in Virgin Coconut Oil, (VCO) that destroys the protein envelope of the HI-virus. The sole target is ensuring that the virus does not bind to CD4 T-lymphocytes thereby rendering the HI-virus envelopes impotent. The relevant structures of the HI-virus; the transmembrane glycoprotein gp41 and the envelope glycoprotein gp120 that  permit the HI-virus to bind and fuse with a target host cell are incapacitated by the active ingredients in both Virgin Coconut Oil and Aloe Vera Antibiotics (AVA). When augmented with our naturally sourced Super Multi- Vitamin (SMV), from the leaves of Moringa oleifera, the efficacy of our natural therapeutic regimen is then appreciated by the scientific community. This is the philosophy of the indigenous research effort propelling the entire members of a purposeful HAFANI RESEARCH CONSORTIUM!

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T-Lymphocyte Infected with HIV
Human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) is the cause of acquired immunodeficiency syndrome (AIDS). By infecting CD4 T-lymphocytes, a type of white blood cell, HIV weakens the immune system and leaves the infected individual open to deadly infections. The viruses gain access to a T-lymphocyte by attaching to CD4 proteins on the outer surface of the cell membrane.Microsoft ® Encarta ® Encyclopaedia 2004.
Human Immunodeficiency Virus is an infectious agent that causes acquired immunodeficiency syndrome (AIDS), a disease that leaves a person vulnerable to life-threatening infections. Scientists have identified two types of this virus. HIV-1 is the primary cause of AIDS worldwide. HIV-2 is found mostly in West Africa. HIV belongs to the retrovirus family of viruses. HIV transmission occurs when a person is exposed to body fluids infected with the virus, such as blood, semen, vaginal secretions and breast milk.
The primary modes of HIV transmission are (1) sexual relations with an infected person; (2) sharing hypodermic needles or accidental pricking by a needle contaminated with infected blood;(3) receiving unscreened blood transfusion and (4) transfer of the virus from an infected mother to her baby during pregnancy, childbirth, or through breast-feeding.
When HIV enters the body, it infects lymphocytes, white blood cells of the immune system. The virus commandeers the genetic material of the host cell, instructing the cell to replicate more viruses. The newly formed viruses break free from the host, destroying the cell in the process. The new viruses go on to infect and destroy other lymphocytes. Over a long period that may last from a few months to 15 years, usually referred to as the ‘window period’, the multiplication of HI- virus may destroy enough lymphocytes that the immune system is unable to function properly.
An infected person then develops multiple life-threatening illnesses from infections that normally do not cause illnesses in people with a healthy immune system. Some people who have HIV infection may not develop any of the clinical illnesses that define the full-blown disease of AIDS for ten years or more. Doctors prefer to use the term AIDS for cases where a person has reached the final, life-threatening stage of HIV infection.
© Microsoft Corporation. All Rights Reserved.
Structure of HIV
The human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) consists of a nucleoid core and the surrounding protein matrix, both enclosed in a lipid envelope. The nucleoid core contains the viral genetic material and the reverse transcriptase enzyme, which are used in viral replication. The transmembrane glycoprotein gp41 and the envelope glycoprotein gp120 are attached to the envelope; these proteins enable HIV to bind and fuse with a target host cell.

  • How does Hafani’s alternative therapy, labelled: Virgin Coconut Therapy, (VCT); intend to produce the prophylactic regimen envisaged, which will provide the beneficial and effective insurance cover against HIV-AIDS?
  • Answer: We interrupt the life cycle of the virus with Virgin Coconut Syrup, (VCS) that disables the proteins that enable HIV to bind and fuse with a target host cell.
Our target in this research effort therefore is simple.
  • It is to immobilise the HIV by destabilising the Transmembrane Glycoprotein (g41) and Envelope Glycoprotein (gp120) with the active chemicals in Virgin Coconut Oil, Monolaurin, thereby rendering the virus impotent. If HI-virus cannot attach to the T4 lymphocyte of a living cell, (CD4), it cannot obtain any nutrients or the energy to replicate. Thus it is disabled and cannot spread.
Our stratagem is most effective and efficient during the early stages of infection. It is recommended that PLWHA must, therefore, take our VCS augmented by AVA within the first three months of suspected infection!

Comprehensive studies of these summaries are in the main body of the text when you reach the section on the review of literature on the international scene! Our intention here is, “to serve you the appetisers before the main course” if we are to use the language of hotel management experts!

Therefore, we first presented our new psychological test; HIV-MANAVEN, developed from 2001 to 2003 at the University of Nigeria Teaching Hospital Enugu for screening PLWHA. Next, we paraphrased what the WHO, UNICEF and UNAIDS have to say about the findings of the UN experts sent to monitor the spread of the pandemic in Africa in 2000.

Finally, we revealed parts of the alternative nature-therapy we discovered, code-named; HAT/2003/VCS, HAT/2003/VCO, HAT/2003/AVA & HAT/2003/SMV. We are optimistic that what our interdisciplinary team has discovered, analysed and compounded from natural resources will prove to be the most cost-efficient and effective regimen for managing HIV/AIDS in rural and urban communities of Africa!
Dr J. K. Danmbaezue, Team Leader.
FOREWORD
Permit me to start this Foreword with the United Nations and World Health Organizations’ deposition about healthcare in general. “Medicine is the practice concerned with the maintenance of health and the prevention, alleviation or cure of disease.” The World Health Organization at its 1978 international conference held in the Soviet Union produced the Alma-Ata Health Declaration, which was designed to serve all nations as a basis for planning health care that would reach people at all levels of society. Note that neither racial nor regional adjective preceded “Medicine”?
The declaration reaffirmed that “Health, which is a state of complete physical, mental and social well-being and not merely the absence of disease or infirmity, is a fundamental human right and that the attainment of the highest possible level of health is a most important world-wide social goal whose realisation requires the action of many other social and economic sectors in addition to the health sector.” In its widest form the practice of medicine, the promotion and care of health, is concerned with this ideal for every nation and community on earth.
Since the Siamese twins of HIV-AIDS thrust itself on our global village, the West had behaved as if they alone had the magic wand in the production of synthetic drugs to halt the twins. This is embarrassing to any rational Homo sapiens! However, twenty years after their “condom slogans plus anti-retroviral drugs campaign”; we are still in the dark tunnel groping for the desired light at the end of the tunnel. This is what this ingenuous consortium of research scientists have dared provide.

It is not often that scientists make claims. However, having followed the ten-year painstaking research efforts of this team of Hafani professionals at the University of Nigeria Teaching Hospital, ENUGU, from 2001 to 2010, I have no doubt in my mind that they have broken new grounds. The contents of this well-researched document reveal that the team is not making any claims to the originality of the newly found remedy that prevents the spread of HIV-AIDS; rather they are only furthering one of the objectives of scientific research worldwide by confirming it.Replicating the results  from the University of Philippines remains their sole objective. They paid tribute to Dr. Conrato S. Dayrit and his team who initiated the research into the derivatives of virgin coconut oil!  They, then, added their own discoveries.

The emphasis is fundamentally reminding everyone who cares to listen that PREVENTION IS BETTER THAN CURE; as the whole book harps on the prophylactic rather than the therapeutic regimen for providing insurance cover for any and every anxious citizen who desires to live an ethical lifestyle devoid of promiscuous behaviour! Everyone is counselled, “To be in-charge of his/her emotions” for there lies the real insurance to fight the pandemic scourge! The name of this game is your will power to say ‘NO’ to illicit-sex and condoms!

The alternative herbal medicines proposed by this resourceful research consortium, are those natural derivatives of the Coconut Palm tree, Aloe Vera shrub, Ginger roots, Lime, Oranges, Garlic onions and Natural Super Multivitamin compounds, which are easily available in the tropics. The mainstay of this bold attempt is to provide cost-efficient modalities of procuring natural remedies that the less privileged in our tropical communities can obtain from evergreen plants and utilise in the global fight against the spread of the pandemic: HIV and its Siamese twin AIDS.

Since they can plant as well as have easy access to these vegetable plants, they could be their own pharmacologists, chemists, pharmacists and nurses! The essence of this humane research effort comes to the fore once you realise that the few retroactive drugs now in the world market are definitely priced beyond the reach of the average family income per annum, as well as beyond the purchasing power of most patients world-wide. This is truer for the generality of the masses in Sub-Saharan Africa!

I am not ignorant of the capitalist orientations of the west regarding results of medical researches emanating from this part of the world. It is all based on profit and loss calculations! Who said that colonial mentality and autocratic imperialism have been overtaken by democratic principles? The truth is that they are very much alive, but are now re-packaged in other subtle ways that only a few discerning members of the international community can recognise.

Let orthodox doctors come down from their deceptive pinnacles of ‘we-know-it-all’ or their ivory towers in teaching hospitals. Let them engage in creative research efforts like this consortium has done and so provide succour to the needy in their immediate community by seeking for remedies in their rural environment! For how long must we wait for the west to provide drugs and cures for some native ailments we could manage with our God-given herbs and roots?

These enthusiastic innovators of the HAFANI RESEARCH CONSORTIUM have set the pace. We ought to leave an enviable legacy for medical professionals coming after us. I recommend that you read the prologue, 2005 HEALTH AND DISEASES IN REVIEW,
before perusing any other chapter of this magnificent book!


Dr Christopher Agubobi Ezike, FRCS, FICS, FWACS.
Email: chrisonowu@yahoo.com Phone: 0803-409-3022,
  • First Surgeon in Igbo land,
  • First Indigenous Permanent Secretary,
Ministry of Health in the old Eastern Region of Nigeria, & now
  • The President General & Chief Medical Consultant of
Happy Family Network International, (HAFANI); 1995 - 2010.



Ultimate  Confirmation of X-ray of Pneumocystis pneumonia (PCP). There is increased white (opacity) in the lower lungs on both sides, characteristic of PCP
PREFACE

The story of this book started at 1200 hrs in LagosNigeria at the turn of the millennium. An ambitious research fellow had just registered his e-mail address with a local Internet server at Lekki peninsula. His first attempt at using the facility was typing “HIV” in the Goggle area and then clicking Search! To his utter amazement, more than 2,500 articles appeared on the 1 - 12 windows of the screen! He was very happy! An earnest review started. He called for a blank floppy diskette and before three hours ran out, he had downloaded more than 45 interesting and scientific articles he considered relevant!

The most impressive of all the research scripts he downloaded was the one entitled “VIRGIN COCONUT THERAPY”, initiated at the University of Philippines. He was so carried away by that one article that the enthusiasm overflowed into the next three years, which snowballed into this medium sized book now in your hands. Dr. Conrato S. Dayrit and his team at the University of Philippinesbecame his ideal consortium for the next thirty-six months as he struggled to replicate the experiment. This scientific investigation was constructed on this foundation stone. Turn to page 18 ahead to get the details of the oil that lubricated the wheels of this three year research project code-named ‘HAFANI PROJECT 007’.

“3.5 WHAT OTHER RESEARCHES BUTTRESS THIS HAFANI PROJECT 007?
______A REPORTER FROM THE PHILIPPINE UNIVERSITY filed in this section of our presentation: "Can coconut oil reduce the viral load of HIV-AIDS patients? “ Initial trials have confirmed that coconut oil does have an anti-viral effect and can beneficially reduce the viral load of HIV patients", University of the Philippines' Emeritus Professor of Pharmacology Dr. Conrato S Dayrit said.

3.6 WHAT IS THE BIOCHEMISTRY BEHIND THE VCT?
_____DR DAYRIT: A minimum of 50 ml of coconut oil would contain 20 to 25 grams of lauric acid, which indicates that the oil is metabolised in the body to release Monolaurin which is an antibiotic and an antiviral agent. Among the saturated fatty acids, lauric acid has the maximum antiviral activity. Based on this research, the first clinical trial using monolaurin as monotherapy on some of the HIV patients was conducted recently.
Dr. Dayrit's conclusions after the study: "This initial trial confirmed the anecdotal reports that coconut oil does have an anti-viral effect and can beneficially reduce the viral load of HIV patients. The positive anti-viral action was seen not only with the monoglyceride of lauric acid but also with coconut oil itself. This indicates that coconut oil is metabolised to monoglyceride forms of C-8, C-10, C- 12 to which it must owe its anti-pathogenic activity."

The Reporter informs us that the entire results of Dr. Dayrit's study can be found in a PDF format in the Internet. Moreover on July 19, 1995, Dr. Mary Enig, a noted biochemist and nutritionist, was quoted in an article published in The HINDU, India’s National Newspaper as stating that coconut oil is converted by the body into “Monolaurin” a fatty acid with anti-viral properties that might be useful in the treatment of AIDS. The staff reporter for The HINDU wrote about Enig’s presentation at a press conference in Kochi.
Internationally, this research team knew that it is generally the goal of most countries to have their health services organised in such a way as to ensure that individuals, families and communities obtain the maximum benefit from current knowledge and technology available for the promotion, maintenance and restoration of health. In order to play their part in this process, governments and other agencies are faced with numerous tasks, including the following:
(1) They must obtain as much information as is possible on the size, extent and urgency of their needs; without accurate information, planning can be misdirected.
(2) These needs must then be revised against the resources likely to be available in terms of money, manpower and materials; developing countries may well require external aid to supplement their own resources.
(3) Based on their assessments, countries then need to determine realistic objectives and draw up plans.
(4) Finally, a process of evaluation needs to be built into the program; the lack of reliable information and accurate assessment can lead to confusion, waste and inefficiency.
On coming back to Enugu, frantic efforts were made to verify the authenticity of this novel VIRGIN COCONUT THERAPY! The zeal for replicating this people-oriented study is the truth regarding the origin of and the motivation for this research effort! To do this very effectively, he approached some of his academic colleagues at the University of Nigeria Teaching HospitalENUGU.

He diligently searched for and enlisted two older but equally very enthusiastic research-oriented doctors; one still in government service and the other a senior citizen who meritoriously pioneered the Ministry of Health in Eastern Region before the Biafran secessionist attempt. They became the triumvirate who served as the co-founding members of an interdisciplinary research team; HAFANI CONSORTIUM.
One of the two, Prof. B. C. Ibe, of the Department of Paediatrics, who was then the Dean of Medicine, brought along his trusted former student; Dr M. E. Ohanu, a Senior Lecturer / Consultant Medical Microbiologist. He, in turn, enlisted Dr C. J Chukwuka, another Consultant Physician at the same University of Nigeria Teaching HospitalEnugu. While the other, ONOWU Dr. C.A. Ezike, the first Surgeon from the Eastern region of Nigeria, now an octogenarian contacted his friend another professional colleague in surgery; Dr O. Onwuasoigwe to join us.

I enlisted a Haematologist; Eddy Ohotu, who was also keen on expanding the frontiers of African Medical Research. I contacted my younger sister living at the Lekki peninsula area of Lagos State, Dr Q. C. Ozigboh, a Clinical Pharmacist in private practice and two other family members, Dr N. N. Mbaezue and Dr L. E. Okoroha domiciled in USA. The duo was charged with supplying us the latest global information on HIV-AIDS via e-mail. I hereby thank these courageous colleagues. Some dropped along the way as the research team had no sponsorship for several months, especially when the initial romance with Bill Gates Foundation was aborted by Stephanie Jones, the then Secretary for Foreign Sponsorship programmes.  
For three years, 2001 - 2003, this group depended on its own resources to tinker on the research project we tagged: “HAFANI RESEARCH PROJECT 007”. Our spirited efforts at getting sponsorship failed, as those we approached were complacent, awaiting the results of those well-orchestrated foreign projects they viewed on CNN or the INTERNET. We had no such high-tech publicity, so we trudged on unaided by anyone! We burnt candles at both ends to present the scientific community with this initial result.

We are still on it and any enthusiastic researcher is still free to join us. The life span of this project will be determined primarily by positive comments by the initial beneficiaries of this novel therapy, the constructive responses we garner from the reading public and finally the academic criticisms from our professional colleagues. The mainstay of the therapy, the evergreen Virgin Coconut Palm Tree, is easily available in the tropics all the year round. We appeal for a re-orientation towards an interdisciplinary research effort by all patriotic academics from the African continent!

This magnificent book is divided into three sections for the ease of your review, evaluation and reaction. It presents the standard abstract of research papers in Section A. Anyone who wants to get only the results can stop after reading this section. Section B does a review of the relevant literature on the international scene. It presents a concise version of what is known about the pandemic HIV-AIDS and the bold efforts by UN, WHO, UNICEF and other NGOs at containing it! The last section delves into our research bag to present the details of the concise reports and statistical data you must have perused in the first section!

We value every brand of constructive criticism. We need sponsors to finance the mechanisation/mass production of our remedies, as well as for printing our research findings for the benefit of everyone, especially; the less privileged! You are welcome!


Dr Jideofo Kenechukwu Danmbaezue, D.Sc. (Psychometrics), FACRS,
Research Team Leader for HAFANI PROJECT 007; HIV- MANAVEN 2001 – 2010
Phone: 08039097614 or 08051764999 or E-mail: saintkenez@yahoo.co.uk

HIV-AIDS MANAGEMENT INVENTORY

“EUREKA, WE’VE FOUND THE INSURANCE FOR HIV-AIDS”


          “People living with HIV-AIDS, (PLWHA), despite their predicament are still useful and responsible members of the society. They deserve our empathy, encouragement, quality care and optimal management strategies for prolonged existence, so that their professional skills can still be utilized to develop their communities. Together, a team of dedicated medical experts can make a difference. This is what our multidisciplinary team, HAFANI RESEARCH CONSORTIUM is really championing. Join us today!”


This is an excerpt from the Inaugural Speech of Dr J. K. Danmbaezue on the Foundation Day, 11th March 2001; (53rd Birthday). It encapsulates the philosophy of the humanitarian research scientists involved in this effort.

Founding Members of Hafani Research Consortium @ UNTH, Enugu include:

 

DANMBAEZUE J. K., CHUKWUKA A.C., EZEOKE A.C.J., EZIKE C. A., IBE. B. C., NZEGWU P.N., OHANU M. E., OHOTU E., OZUMBA N. A., UGOCHUKWU C., UGONABO M. C.,

 

Our Internet collaborating colleagues resident in the USA

N.N. MBAEZUE, L. E. OKOROHA & OZIGBOH Q. C.

 

And Our Secretaries;

MBAEZUE A.N.C, ONWUBUYA B.N. & UDECHUKWU R.N.



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Danmbaezue Jideofo Kenechukwu
Danmbaezue Jideofo Kenechukwu
Apr 25, 2012
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Rev. Prof. J J Kenez - Apr 25, 2012 3:13 AM - Remove
Please forgive me for all typographical errors on any and every script I have uploaded. They prove that I am a novice still trying to master every aspect of Powerpoint designs, Websites construction and every other skill needed by a citizen of thei global village. No one teaches me anything. It is the computer and the Internet tutors that are my lecturers and professors. THIS REVOLUTIONARY PROFESSOR IS A-DO-IT-YOURSELF-ADDICT. No one learns anything by hiring web designers. Pardon all my mistakes p-e-a-s-e oo oo hh
Danmbaezue Jideofo Kenechukwu
Danmbaezue Jideofo Kenechukwu
Mar 22, 2012
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The pictures were only inserted to provide relaxation for the voracious reader to reminiscent on what has been read so far and appreciate the environment of the research scientist and some of his sociocultural roots. Send commentaries to: saintkenez@yahoo.co.uk
Danmbaezue Jideofo Kenechukwu
Danmbaezue Jideofo Kenechukwu
Mar 19, 2012
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I take full responsibility for all the typographical errors, poor colour choices or naive designs of all my PowerPoint presentations. I am a novice and still am! Forgive this eccentric author, reticent and revolutionary research scientist who does everything by himself rather than seek the expertise of professionals. S O R R Y
Danmbaezue Jideofo Kenechukwu
Danmbaezue Jideofo Kenechukwu
Mar 10, 2012
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We are deeply sorry the pictures could not appear on this site as in the older versions of Google site we used before to bring home the details of our altruistic efforts at ameliorating the throes our less privileged brothers and sisters suffering from HIV-AIDS are passing through. Ask for e-mail copies through; saintkenez@yahoo.co.uk