Any study of such radical means should be done under strict scientific protocol, preferably in the United States, and under strict FDA evaluation and standards. Until such evidence is present, this practice cannot be condoned. However, patients have gone outside the United States to receive their injection, then have returned home to wait for the fever to start. Some of these patients have gone without medical supervision while sick. There is often a latency of symptoms after the high fever and treatment which is falsely interpreted as a cure.
Additional concern is justified.
If you have any doubts about the U.S. blood supply and testing for AIDS, you should be doubly concerned about foreign blood. The malaria induced high fever, sometimes lasting a week, is extremely detrimental to normal body functions and can lead to serious cell degeneration resulting in brain damage, organ failure and even death. Dr. Miller is the world's leading spirochetologist and trained under a physician who actually used fever therapy for syphilis patients. Malaria therapy was abandoned in favor of the less extreme treatment of arsenic. According to Dr. Jorge Benach, an entomologist and mosquito expert, the Anopheles mosquito, commonly found throughout the U.S., can harbor and spread this infection.