A Creative Proposal to Improve Woman and Child Health: from the Knowledge of Physical Nanoscience to Nanotechnology Implementation and Products

Hendry Izaac Elim (Elim Heaven)^1-7*, Mapanawang, A. L.⁸ & Reddy, M. V.^9,10

¹Nanomaterials for Photonics Nanotechnology Laboratory (N4PN Lab.), Department of Physics, Faculty of Mathematics and Natural Sciences (FMIPA), Pattimura University (UNPATTI), Jl. Ir. M. Putuhena, Indonesia
²Nanotechnology Research Center and Innovative Creation, Research and Society Center (PPNRI-LPPM), UNPATTI, Jl. Mr. CHR. Soplanit, Rumah Tiga, Ambon, Indonesia
³Multidisciplinary Research Center of Excellence (MrCE), UNPATTI, Jl. Dr. Leimena, Ambon, Indonesia
⁴Multidisciplinary Bioinformatics Laboratory (MB Lab.), Biology Department, UNPATTI, Jl. Ir. Martinus Putuhena, Poka, Ambon, Indonesia
⁵Theoretical Physics Laboratory (TP Lab.), Department of Physics, FMIPA, UNPATTI, Jl. Ir. M. Putuhena, Poka, Ambon, Indonesia
⁶Maritime and Marine Science Center of Excellence, UNPATTI, Jl. Dr. Leimena, Ambon, Indonesia
⁷Laboratory of Electronics and Instrumentation (ELINS Lab.), Physics Department, UNPATTI, Ambon, Maluku, Indonesia
⁸Department of Pharmacy, College of Health Sciences, Medika Mandiri Foundation, Halmahera, Indonesia
⁹Department of Physics, National University of Singapore, Singapore
¹⁰Department of Materials Science and Engineering, National University of Singapore, Singapore

*Correspondence to: Dr. Hendry Izaac Elim, Department of Nanomedicine, Pattimura University, Indonesia.

Copyright © 2019 Dr. Hendry Izaac Elim, et al. This is an open access article distributed under the Creative Commons Attribution License, which permits unrestricted use, distribution, and reproduction in any medium, provided the original work is properly cited.

Letters
The basic knowledge and understanding of health improving via nanoscience and nanotechnology [1- 10] in this sophisticated 21st century has been in an intensive search and deep works by many different multidisciplinary scientists. On the other hand, complicated small islands with the physical oceanography knowledge closely connected with environmental problems especially in Indonesia country with full of various ~14,000 islands in the center of earth equator line: a challenge for improving woman and child health [11-14] particularly with so many ocean bridges among such tens of thousands small islands. It was like a mother and her child grown together. Among various types of causes of human health and deaths, a deathly parasite infected by HIV/ AIDS virus had been the problems of in human body for a long period of time. Therefore, it has been a long history of such undefeated virus since ~1982 [15-18] because of its damages happened inside human smallest cells of DNA which is very hard to completely cured it all. Although the advanced understanding to handle the retro-virus like HIV/ AIDS [19-24] has been deeply investigated up to genome system down to DNA and RNA, the crucial problem is still not fully solved yet. In addition, herbal medicine multitasking products such as Love herbal as a natural supplement/ drug product [25-31] introduced to handle part of the above mentioned problems has been in active and attractive improvement recently due to its simple natural product, safety use, and easy fabrication as well as its healing system of multitasks. However, such retro-parasites that encoded human DNA are still completely unsolved yet. The indicators were so obvious from the existence of HIV/ AIDS virus even after it was bombarded with a high concentration of many different types of medicines such lamivudine, and Love herbal. This was an ongoing complicated example of human problems especially related to others (animals, and environment as well as another human being). Furthermore, once mother was infected, the child in the womb was also transferred by the virus.

In present letter, we discuss our novel proposal in order to solve such complex problem focusing on the improvement of woman and child health through the knowledge of physical nanoscience to nanotechnology implementation and products [1-59]. Our method as briefly described in Fig. 1 shows 3 significant parameters of the study involving: (1). Knowledge and understanding, (2). Multi-tasking protecting health, and (3). Health technology supports. The explanations of woman and child health relationships have been discussed using the illustrations starting from multitasking herbal medicine system to smart nano-battery storage development. By conducting such creative way of thinking, ones obtain interesting links with the improvement of woman and child health such as both in 7 healing system in Love herbal medicine [8], and in nano-battery storage system [52-59].

The detail of truth thinking in order to solve a dramatically improvement in woman and child health was proposed based on the structure of implementation as depicted in Fig. 1. According to the knowledge and understanding introduced by Elim in Ref. [5], the first 1000 days of human life begun from the life of baby in woman womb until the live of child outside of the womb for ~2.01 years old are very important moments for the future life of the child as well as the happiness of the mother. The understanding was developed from nanoscience and nanotechnology knowledge of the first 1000 atoms characters. Figure 1 shows an extension from knowledge and understanding to multitasking protecting health, and health technology supports in conjunction with the improvement of both woman and child health. The multitasking protecting health is being built from the making of health products of supplements and/ or drugs for a better daily life of human being. While the health technology supports were fabricated worldwide associated with the advancement of smart mobile nano-battery storage since this 21^st century has been very super-modern with so many sophisticated mobile technology and engineering such as large scale vehicles and shipping system, super-fast aviation technology, and well-controlled satellite communication with a detail high resolution view system.

Figure 2 shows two steps multitasking protecting health based on a simple knowledge and understanding: from (1) hybrid natural-human laboratories such as nanomedicine garden (http://lppm.unpatti.ac.id/pusatpnri) to (2) smart multitasking herbal supplement/ drugs fabrications and its implementation as well as its products. By advancing these two steps style of working, ones found, for example: a herbal medicine made by zingiberaceae fruit called as golobe/ galobe by people in North Maluku and Maluku provinces areas [25-31] that the herbal can heal at least 7 different deceases in the same time. This healing system was introduced theoretically by Elim in 2016 to 2017 [6,7]. As depicted in Fig. 2, Elim and Mapanawang found that from 21 essential substances existed in Love herbal [8,30] measured using GCMS, there are 7 healing system due to: (1). Very good inhibition linked to the incredible content of flavonoid (~6.54ng/ml), (2). Unique chemical bonding related to toxic absorbance, (3). HIV/ AIDS parasites killing system, (4). Anti-hypertension due to 2,6 diethyl pyridine, (5). Anti-cholesterol because of the chemical substance of C27H44O, (6). Anti-diabetic with sitosterol (C29H50O), and (7). Anti-inflammation contributed by α -humulene (α-caryophyllene). This 7 healing system in 1 time was called as a multitasking healing system written in Christian Holy Bible by prophets and apostle of Zechariah, Ezekiel, Daniel, and John about 2600 and 1900 years ago, respectively [60]. It should be pointed out that herbal medicine can be either a supplement due to its safe antioxidant or a safe herbal drug without any other side effects. Such marvelous knowledge is very useful to improve any disturbing conditions of woman and child health during their growth. The reason of using such multitasking herbal supplement/ drug is due to its plenty benefits in comparison with that of modern (high technology) synthetic drug with only one drug for one target.

Finally, technology as the real implementation of theoretical and applied physics [1,4-7], and experimental and creative works [2,3,9,10] was based on conservation laws in nature in conjunction with human being eternal life. Such idea has been applied, for example by using light matter interaction such as in an integrated electro-optics system with nano-lasers system [32-33]: Why light from random particles? was first time introduced by using liquid crystal particles doped with dyes with different concentration in order to tune the laser light output wavelengths. Moreover, knowledge to improve mobile nano-chip inside human body [34-37] was firstly invented from the first five-level model in nano-chip of fullerene or bucky ball (C60), and then later extended by incorporating it with another molecule of special polymers. In addition, exotics nano-hybrid materials for cathode nano-materials based on binary nanostructures [38,39] and ternary nanomaterials [40-41] were marvelous because of its size and interactions among two to three atoms in a nm-structure system can improve various physical behaviors of a device involving ultrafast nonlinearity response, high mobility of electricity, and a very strong power output with only small amount of materials. A multitasking TiO2 superhybrid material [42-45] is very interesting to be explored, for instance as a nano-battery storage material particularly linked to lithium ion battery (LIBs) which is very excellence so far among its another counterparts due to the following few significant reasons [46-59]: (1). High energy density, (2). Less self-discharge rate, (3). Long shelf-life compared to Ni-MH and Ni-Cd cells, and (4). Fast storage response. The idea to correspond such marvelous findings to woman and child health as illustrated in Fig. 3 was mostly consisted of a woman with two daughters associated with anode, cathode and separation materials in their environmental system, respectively. Knowledge to improve nano-anode materials [46- 51] associated with 1D and 2D carbon nanostructures like carbon nanotubes (CNT) or aligned-CNT or even nitrogen doped-CNT is very useful to distinguish between one daughter and another one. While the improving of cathode material to enhance the voltage output of nano-battery is very likely associated with mother health. The physical characters of nano-battery and its materials as shown in Refs. [52-59] are now understandable to its implementation in improving woman and her children health.

Conclusion
In conclusion, in order to find out a dramatically improvement of woman and child health, multitasking herbal supplements/ drugs are in great need for their daily life. While the quality of woman and child health was dependence on their leisure life daily particularly associated with smart technology supports such as a system of working in nano-battery storage.

Acknowledgement
The research work of HIE and MVR was granted by a very competitive funding called as a world class research (WCR) grant provided by Indonesia Ministry of Higher Education (Ristek-Dikti) from this year of 2019 to 2021 entitled as “Nanotechnology Strorage Mobile NanoBattery (SMN-B) for Future Energy Sources.”

Conflict of Interest Statement
The all authors declare that they have no both financial and idea conflicts in completing this frontier interesting collaborative paper.

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