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Chikungunya: Generally this disease starts with an
abrupt onset of fever, often accompanied by joint pain.
Other common symptoms include muscle pain, head-
ache, nausea, fatigue and rash. It can also affect the eyes,
ears, and digestion. It is similar to dengue in some ways
and can be misdiagnosed in areas where dengue is com-
mon. The body generally heals itself from the disease in
several weeks, but it is possible for this disease to become
chronic and thus last for months or years. Normally,
chikungunya shows up somewhere between four to
twelve days after being bitten by a mosquito carrying the
virus.

Dengue: This disease usually comes on with a fever. It
is similar to chikungunya but there are some important
differences. There are the extreme muscle and joint
pains, and generally a rash, and often pain behind the
eyes. It may seem to go away in four or five days or
more, but then after two to four days it comes back with
a rash that completely covers the body except for the
face. The rash will also often be in the palms of the hands
and bottoms of the feet. It may go away in a few days or
it might last much longer. There can also be chills during
this disease. It sometimes gets very severe and can cause
hemorrhaging and death, especially in small children.
Dengue fever shows up sometime within three to fifteen
days after being bitten by the mosquito carrying the
dengue virus.

Both dengue fever and chikungunya can be overcome by
MMS1 or MMS2 which kills the virus and then the body
can quickly rebuild health. Overcoming these diseases is
not the same as with malaria. Malaria is a parasite which
is a much larger microorganism and requires an initial
large shock (dose) of MMS1 to eradicate. Viruses require
the presence of MMS 1 or 2 over a period of time to
destroy them. We have had the best success with these
two diseases by starting them off with two stronger than