Silali, Maurice and Wanzala, Maximila (2021) Health Determinants on Sustainable Alternative Primary Prevention against COVID-19 and Dead Uptakes as Cadavers’ Distinct Medical Educational Tools in Western Kenya. In: Issues and Development in Health Research Vol. 8. B P International, pp. 63-86. ISBN 978-93-5547-346-2
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Health determinants on sustainable alternative medicine and primary prevention against coronavirus disease 2019, (COVID, 19), that lack cure, is determined by quality uptake of Non pharmaceutical Interventions (NPIs); regular hygiene and sanitation, keep social distance and proper uptake face masks. (Alternative medicine),100oC COVID 19 steaming cycles, in fermented green tea leaves enables active functional warmth of the anatomical lower Respiratory system and utilization of fresh arterial embalmment of COVID 19 corpses for cadaver preparations. Fermented green tea leaves contain flavonoids compounds that produce catechins to open up infected alveoli in early stages of infection. Flavonoids also contain theaflavins that kills corona viruses. Most viruses are killed at 60co to 70oC inhaled steam cycles along pharynxes, Embalmment contain 8 ingredients whose preparation is determined by case analysis to mediate hygiene. Early COVID19 clinical symptoms: fever, sore throat and coughing, may be efficiently managed by 100oC COVID 19 steam cycles boiling in fermented green tea leaves. Late clinical symptoms are dyspnea, due to aseptic shock attributed to both sudden low blood pressure and low temperatures below 37oC in the lower respiratory system to cause sudden Broncho Constrictions and deaths. Study attributed lower temperature of oxygen inhalation in lower respiratory system (not warmth to 37oC), in corona patients to more deaths witnessed in ICUs than in Home based care. Hence the study opted to ascertain Health determinants on sustainable alternative medicine and primary prevention against COVID 19, and ways to utilize infected corpse to process cadavers. Specifically, examined utilization of 100oC, COVID 19 Steam cycles in fermented green tea leaves as an alternative medicine. Uptake of NPIs, as basic hygiene measures. Lastly investigated on role embalmment of COVID 19 corpse, as distinct medical tools for education. Descriptive cross sectional, longitudinal cohort designs of mixed approaches were exploited, i.e. survey and interviews. Sampling designs were purposive prospective, retrospective. Survey used semi structured questionnaire to explore on quantitative data. KII and FGD interview guides were exploited in active interviews for qualitative data using sample size of 250 participants. Global and regional data observations on COVID 19 trends, were explored using 3Ls to determine virulence variations. Results demonstrated, 98% COVID 19 deaths are attributed to limited uptake of alternative medicine, since it had not been approved by WHO. Majority of participants ascertained that in the beginning of pandemic 100% of COVID 19 associated deaths cases, were neither embalmed nor disinfected before disposal, due to WHO restrictions. Thus a social genocides to the study region on their social customs and cultures. Hence majority affected health population, opted to plan for cool night exhumations. Which exposed them to higher health risks of OD (1.7,) RR (1, 7.7). 100oC COVID steam cycle was efficiency and accessible, as noted by discussants. But had limited MOH support. Uptake of NPIs was skewed (25%) with insignificant increase of infection among the population health. MOH failed to classify Red and Blue COVID 19 zones to enable holistic informed health behavior change. Up keep of 6 feet social distance was also insignificant during most public gatherings. Thus, need to mediate and advocate for alternative medicine awareness during emergency of the pandemics to enhance main aim of primary prevention.
Item Type: | Book Section |
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Subjects: | Archive Paper Guardians > Medical Science |
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Date Deposited: | 16 Oct 2023 04:02 |
Last Modified: | 16 Oct 2023 04:02 |
URI: | http://archives.articleproms.com/id/eprint/1872 |