Auteur: Mohammad Munir Hossain Khan MBBS PhD

He is a medical graduate (MBBS) from Sir Salimullah Medical School, Bangladesh. After finishing his residency he worked as an assistant surgeon in the rural area (Tangail) in Bangladesh. After two years he moved to the department of casualty (trauma) surgery in Dhaka Medical College Hospital, Bangladesh. He had opportunity and experience to treat a lot of trauma patients over there. At that time (1996-1998) he realized that with the traditional treatment protocol, many patients did not recover and unfortunately died specially burn patients (usually more than 30% of burn) due to severe infections and septic shock. He wanted to study more on ‘septic shock’. In 1998 he got a scholarship from the Government of Japan for higher studies and wanted to fulfil his dream to find out the “cause of death due to infection and how to cure the disease (s)”. He completed his Ph D in 1993 from the department of Immunology and Molecular Pathology, Kumamoto University, Japan on the project “role of bacterial proteases in septic shock”. He found a very new concept that, it is not the endotoxin, but proteases are the main cause of septic shock. So he thought use protease inhibitor to cure septic shock. He successfully cured live bacteria (pseudomonas aeruginosa) inoculated septic shock animal models (guinea pigs and rats) by using purified broad spectrum protease inhibitor (alpha-2-macroglobulin-A2M), which he published in 4 international peer reviewed journals at that time. He realized that, one day this A2M may give him success to cure human diseases. Which he eventually proved with some simple food items. He left Japan in 1994 after his Ph D and worked as a faculty position in multiple biomedical research project in University of Pennsylvania and Temple University School of Medicine, USA. He finally developed a simple miracle method to stop diseases.