Hi Meli,
Yes, the results obtained by Dr. Sokoto (which is ongoing, of course), are amazing. My hope is to promote planting of the trees in all the suitable tropical areas. They are very hardy and vigorous and drought-resistant, and should grow and produce in many tropical areas of the world. The trees do need a long dry season (preferably 6 months long) to properly ripen the fruit. I plan to publish on a new website full information on production of raw extraction carao, using equipment that can be built at low cost. Our methods are based on the use of solar energy.
The recommended dose for an adult is 4 teaspoons (20 ml). When symptoms of sickle cell have disappeared, the dose can be reduced. Use can even be completely interrupted for several months, and benefits are reported to persist.
Lloyd