The world has been waging a losing battle over the terrible disease called malaria for many years. All attempts to cure or eradicate malaria altogether have failed to this day. In addition, the spraying of the area, the use of treated mosquito nets, drugs, etc. have unfortunately not yielded results! But the truth remains that many people across the globe are still murdering malaria. What do we do then beyond traditional wisdom or knowledge, that the mosquito or plasmodium causes malaria? Is that knowledge genuinely true? For decades this general knowledge about malaria is misleading and looking beyond the traditional box would give you the surprising truths about the dreaded illness called malaria. Dr. Asenso's Manyanoha Natural Malaria Be Gone Program (MNMP) to help completely eradicate malaria from malaria-endemic areas has already yielded tremendous results in Ghana. Here are some surprising facts from Dr. Asenso's new research on malaria! MALARIA IS caused by the filth in the liver and this can be clearly explained only by pleomorphism. There is the bacteria or germs in the liver to chew up the filth. All the malaria signs are caused simply by the filth in the liver. If you rid the liver of its filth with the MNMP, then certainly all the signs of malaria will vanish. Therefore, malaria is a liver disease associated with a dirty liver, and can never be caused by plasmodia or mosquito. The specifics of Dr. Asenso 's observations on malaria can be found in his book entitled "Dr. Emmanuel K Asenso ND NP's Natural Measures for Curing Malaria-Malaria Is Filth in the Liver".

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