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129.94.8.21 ( talk) 10:32, 18 February 2014 (UTC)original text: The juice of the humble papaya leaf has been seen to arrest the destruction of platelets that has been the cause for so many deaths this dengue season. Ayurveda researchers have found that enzymes in the papaya leaf can fight a host of viral infections, not just dengue, and can help regenerate platelets and white blood cells. [1] This is a substandard source of information relating to this topic. I have reviewed this item and have added a more suitable text to supplement this claim. It is however important to stress the importance the non-clinical nature of this work. More research is needed to verify this claim. reply

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129.94.8.21 ( talk) 10:32, 18 February 2014 (UTC)original text: The juice of the humble papaya leaf has been seen to arrest the destruction of platelets that has been the cause for so many deaths this dengue season. Ayurveda researchers have found that enzymes in the papaya leaf can fight a host of viral infections, not just dengue, and can help regenerate platelets and white blood cells. [1] This is a substandard source of information relating to this topic. I have reviewed this item and have added a more suitable text to supplement this claim. It is however important to stress the importance the non-clinical nature of this work. More research is needed to verify this claim. reply


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