This kind of says it all doesn't it?

- No human studies have documented the use of this herb for any condition

- Malaria treatment.: Verbena officinalis was used to treat malaria alone with Verbenaceae treatment of the disease 36 cases. Methods: fresh Verbenaceae 60 ~ 150 g (dry goods halved), and concentrated decoction to 300 ml of water around take one serving before four hours,another serving before two hours;2 to 4 days,dry whole grass 15 g (smaller dose for children),one serving daily, Decoction and divided into 2 dose,continue 6 days. Results: 33 patients with symptoms disappeared after 48 hours, Plasmodium falciparum Blood tests were negative, the effective rate was 92%

...meanwhile from the medico mafia:
The best available treatment, particularly for P. falciparum malaria, is a combination of drugs known as artemisinin-based combination therapies (ACTs). However, the growing potential for parasite resistance to these medicines is undermining malaria control efforts (see below). There are no effective alternatives to artemisinins for the treatment of malaria either on the market or nearing the end of the drug development process.
http://www.who.int/mediacentre/factsheets/fs094/en/

Which the doctrine should be uncovering, right? I didn't dowse to see what else was going on.

It's interesting how the different supplements will test to be needed at certain times though. There must be a good reason the vervaine is testing as being needed in high doses right now. If I understand it right, it only kills the smaller ascaris, but makes the larger ones drunk..so if they are hid under something else that needs to be blown up, they would be big drunk worms that won't be hit by running the frequencies?
Probably hiding behind metal shields too.