A wonder drug: Alternative cure for AIDS, dengue, hepatitis, etc

BEHIND THE SCENES

Alfred P. Dizon

(Last of three parts)

(Below is continuation of patients’ medical reports said to have been cured of dreaded ailments like AIDS after being injected with drugs invented by Dr. Ruben G. Fabunan who runs the Fabunan Medical Clinic in Burgos, San Marcelino, Zambales C-2207 Philippines. Fabunan’s drugs have been issued patents in the United States.)

Case Number 4; Dengue Fever

This is the case of a nine year old boy, J.A.A., from Subic, Zambales, Philippines, who was first admitted at a hospital in Zambales and was diagnosed with Dengue fever. A laboratory revealed a decreasing platelet count. Seeking additional medical advice, his parent sought consultation at the Fabunan Medical Clinic in San Marcelino, Zambales, Philippines on Jul. 16, 1998.

On physical examination, the patient weighed fifty pounds, was fairly nourished and appeared fairly developed. He had a fever for five days with a temperature of 38° C. A Tourniquet test was positive with the presence of red tiny spots at the anterior cubital fossa of the right arm.

No further laboratory platelet count was done. He had loss of appetite, body malaise and petechial rashes at the chest and back. He complained of itchiness all over his body.

Patient was given the Denguevir Fabunan Injection, a child's dosage, 1 cc by intramuscular route twice a day at a two hour interval for three days with supplemental oral rehydration fluid solution as needed.

The above signs and symptoms gradually disappeared after the third day of treatment and he was discharged from the clinic as cured.

Case Number 5; Viral Influenza

This is the case of a 66 year old male, S.D.C., married and retired of San Marcelino, Zambales, Philippines, who came for a consultation as an outpatient at the Fabunan Medical Clinic on May 10, 1999.

He presented the following complaints: High grade fever (temperature was 40° C.), chills, body malaise, loss of appetite, severe headaches, redness of both eyes, muscle and joint pains of two days duration. Due to his illness, he lay in bed all day. No medications were taken before treatment and no clinical laboratory work up was done.

There were no other pertinent physical findings. He was diagnosed with viral influenza and was given one adult dose of a Influvir-Fabunan injection containing 30 mg procaine hydrochloride (1.5 ml of a 20 mg per ml solution) combined with 2 mg of dexamethasone sodium phosphate (0.5 ml of a 4 mg per ml solution) to make a total volume of 2 ml of injectable solution administered by intramuscular route followed by another dose after a two hour interval.

He was also given an oral rehydration solution as needed. Several minutes later, he perspired profusely and went to the restroom repeatedly. He was sent home and then he came back the following morning for a check-up.

He had a better appetite, rested well in the evening and felt better without any of the above symptoms. He was eventually discharged fully recovered from the care of the clinic.

Case Number 6; AIDS

E.S.B., a 47 year old female, a clinic receptionist residing in MetroManila, Philippines was diagnosed as HIV positive in February, 1996 at an accredited medical research center. As an HIV case, she was provided with a supply of a triple drug therapy; AZT (six capsules), Hivid (six tablets) and Saquinavir (9 capsules). She took these twenty one capsules and tablets orally three times a day at a specific time.

The patient was able to take medication from November, 1997 to November, 1998 and she experienced gastric discomfort, occasional vomiting, loss of appetite, constipation, insomnia, depression and skin discoloration.

She also stated that her body resistance had lowered and was hospitalized on Apr. 11, 1999 to Apr. 23, 1999 due to body malaise and productive cough. She was discharged with the following diagnoses: Acute bronchitis, non-specific dermatitis and HIV infection.

As related by the patient, she was an ex-overseas contract worker in Hong Kong for seven years. In 1989, she was diagnosed with severe anemia and received a transfusion of six pints of blood. She was also separated from her Filipino husband since 1985 and had experienced foreign multiple sex partners.

After November, 1998, up to the time of consultation in May, 1999, she was not taking any medicine for HIV/AIDS due to lack of funds. She voluntarily submitted herself for treatment after an informed consent at the Fabunan Medical Clinic in San Marcelino, Zambales, Philippines.

As a compassionate clinical study of Chimpavir-Fabunan injection containing 30 mg procaine hydrochloride (1.5 ml of a 20 mg per ml solution) combined with 2 mg of dexamethasone sodium phosphate (0.5 ml of a 4 mg per ml solution) to make a total volume of 2 ml of injectable solution administered by intramuscular route, this antiviral drug compilation is based on the current usage of Denguevir-Fabunan injection as an antiviral treatment and/or cure for Dengue fever virus.

On May 9, 1999, the patient presented the following signs and symptoms: Loss of appetite, loss of weight, easy fatigability, dryness and discoloration of the skin, depression, disturbance of sleep, headaches and occasional vomiting. Her vital signs were as follows: Blood pressure, 122/70; Temperature, 37° C.; Heart rate, 76/min. Lab tests at St. Luke's Medical Center, Metro Manila revealed the following: May 7, 1999; Elisa (enzyme linked immunosorbent assay) test: HIV I/HIV II reactive. May 8, 1999; Immunodeficiency panel using Coulter flow cytometer: CD3=898; CD4=287; CD8=525. Her weight was 118 lbs.

The patient was administered with the Chimpavir-Fabunan injection; 2 cc by intramuscular twice daily at a two hour interval for nine days ending on May 17, 1999. Day by day, the patient noticed no side effects and she felt better in her daily injections. She stated that all her signs and symptoms were gone. She had an improved appetite, did not complain of fatigue, and was well rested.

She no longer had headaches, vomited or suffered from depression. She had good skin turgor, gained weight and now appears in high spirits. On May 18, 1999, her test results were as follows: Elisa test HIV I/HIV II reactive. Repeat immunodeficiency panel at St. Luke's Medical Center: CD3=1217; CD4=405; CD8=709. Her weight was 121 lbs.

In June, 1999, patient was given Chimpavir-Fabunan injection every week, twice daily at a two hour interval with no apparent complaints. At the end of June, a repeat immunodeficiency panel was done at St. Luke's Medical Center: Jun. 29, 1999; CD3=1184; CD4=407; CD8=711. Her weight was 127 lbs.

In July, 1999, patient was given the Chimpavir-Fabunan injection every ten days, twice daily at a two hour interval with no apparent complaints. At the end of July, a repeat immunodeficiency panel was done at St. Luke's Medical Center: Jul. 30, 1999; CD3=1601; CD4=559; CD8=1019. Her weight was 128 lbs.

A maintenance dose of Chimpavir-Fabunan injection is given every ten days, twice daily at a two hour interval, then repeat CD4 count every end of the month. Dosage may be adjusted depending on the CD4 count and patient response to treatment.

It should be noted that the names Chimpavir-Fabunan Injection, Denguevir-Fabunan Injection and Influvir-Fabunan Injection represent trademarks for the compilations of the present invention. The procaine hydrochloride can range from 5 mg to 40 mg per injection and the dexamethasone sodium phosphate can range from 1 mg to 4 mg per injection.

Chimpavir-Fabunan Injection is an alternative treatment for HIV/AIDS. It may not kill the human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) but may slow down the development of AIDS and other opportunistic or life threatening infections. It may restore CD4, CD8 and CD3 lymphocytes' number and function, therefore prolonging and improving the quality of a patient's life.

It will be understood by those skilled in the art that the present invention is not limited to the sole embodiment described above, but encompasses any and all embodiments within the scope of the claims.