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... results for local plants used in the treatment of tuberculosis (TB) and multi-drug-resistant strains especially in Human Immuno-deficiency Virus (HIV) patients in Nigeria.While some plants such as the malaria plant, Artemisia annua, turmeric and garlic showed great promise against multi-drug resistant ...

... The outcome is that the root extraordinarily builds a man’s capacity to fend off viral diseases and bacterial contamination, including growth and HIV. In China, Astragalus is given to the patients of cancer to enhance and boost the immunity after radiation, drug or any medical treatment. Furthermore, ...

... of Today's Pharmacology - Part 2 Antiviral The glycosaminoglycan present in the latex inhibits intracellular human immunodeficiency virus HIV viral migration and blocks reverse transcriptase (Gerenčer et al., 2006). Moreover, individually tested five C. majus alkaloids: chelidonine [1], ...

... be used 3 times daily, but caregivers should watch for interactions with warfarin, digoxin, theophylline, cyclosporine, oral contraceptives, and HIV protease inhibitors. It may also cause decreased platelet aggregation, serotonin syndrome, and photosensitivity. · Butterbur: Used to treat migraines, ...

... diseases such as Lassa fever, yellow fever, Ebola, measles, chicken pox, small pox, Dengue fever, viral hepatitis, Human Immuno-deficiency Virus (HIV), polio, cold and influenza virus, among others are posing fresh threat to human existence. Unfortunately, conventional medicines are failing: the ...

... of the milk thistle plant (Silybum marianum), may help suppress inflammation in a diverse range of immune cells, including in cells obtained from HIV-positive subjects, according to a new study1. Euromed (Barcelona, Spain) recently shared results of the study, published in PloS One, which investigated ...

... used to treat symptoms of acquired immune deficiency syndrome (AIDS), allergies, anemia, colds, fibromyalgia, flu, human immunodeficiency virus (HIV), and upper respiratory infections, and to strengthen and regulate the immune system. While astragalus is popular in the West primarily as a supplement ...

... muscle stiffness and spasms in multiple sclerosis. Limited evidence says marijuana or the other compounds can boost appetite in people with HIV or AIDS, and ease symptoms of post-traumatic stress disorder, the report concluded. There may be more evidence soon: a study in Colorado is investigating ...

... Society’s expertise in Medical Care in Catastrophes; this is an essential requirement for British (and other) medical officers. And its diploma in HIV is required for all NHS consultants seeking to specialise in this field. Such qualifications (some being the first of their kind in the world) are ...

Tory MP: Traditional Chinese medicine can treat cancer and HIV Chinese herbal medicine can help treat cancers and HIV, a Conservative MP has said. David Tredinnick said many of his constituents are only alive today because they have been treated with ...

More herbal cures for HIV validated Bitter leaf…researchers have found that water-based extract of bitter leaf (Vernonia amygdalina) could be used as adjuvant in the management of people living with Human Immuno-deficiency Virus (HIV)/Acquired ...

... different types of viruses, preventing this entire process from occurring! Cistus has demonstrated an ability to prevent both the Ebola virus and HIV (Human Immunodeficiency Virus) from attaching to host cells! In long-term (24 week) animal studies, no resistant HIV viruses were found against ...

... types of infection and how to deal with them." The infections are more deadly in people with weakened immune systems - such as patients with HIV - so the fungal problem is particularly acute in Africa. "It's an underappreciated problem and it's a very serious challenge in the parts of ...

... from contaminated cycad plants as well as BMAA-ridden bats, one in four gets it. Last night Professor Cox, best known for discovering an anti-HIV drug from the bark of a tropical tree, said growing indications that BMAA might trigger Alzheimer’s and MND were ‘potentially very worrying’. ‘The ...

... considered a valuable sex tonic, and demonstrates liver-protective properties. New science published in 2015 showed that schizandra possesses anti-HIV properties, and may inhibit the replication of the virus. This does not mean that the berry and its preparations are HIV cures, but they may prove ...