Products best matching Tuberculosis

Selenium

We looked into how selenium nanoparticles (SeNPs) could enhance immunity against tuberculosis, particularly through their use as adjuvants in vaccines. By combining SeNPs with the AH antigen, we found that these nanoparticles significantly improved the immune response in mice. The results showed increased levels of protective antibodies and a higher activation of memory T cells in the lungs.

SeNPs helped to reduce infection loads and inflammatory lesions while boosting mucosal immunity, indicating their potential for developing effective tuberculosis vaccines. This study highlights the need for further exploration of SeNPs in vaccine formulations for both animals and potentially humans.
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High-quality supplement
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Selenium aids in preventing poisoning, heart disease, and reducing stroke risks. It helps fight flu and tuberculosis, decreasing mortality rates among HIV patients. The thyroid gland's antioxidant enzyme activity relies on selenium, which is also vital for hormone regulation in body tissues. This supplement is highly effective and of top quality, addressing essential mineral deficiencies.

Vitamin D

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Vitamin D's mixed effects on TB
We examined whether vitamin D supplementation could enhance treatment responses in pulmonary tuberculosis patients with different vitamin D receptor gene polymorphisms.

Over two years, 73 patients received an 800 IU daily dose for eight weeks, significantly boosting their serum vitamin D levels.

Interestingly, those with the FF genotype of the Fok1 polymorphism showed a more positive response to vitamin D treatment. In contrast, other polymorphisms did not show statistically significant improvements.

Thus, vitamin D may be beneficial when tailored to genetic factors in TB patients.
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Antidepressant effects
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These vitamins are well absorbed and enhance immunity, improving calcium and phosphorus metabolism. They serve as excellent antidepressants and possess both anti-tuberculosis and antifungal effects. Our entire family has benefited from these during the off-season, with a practical preventive dosage.

Ginkgo Biloba

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Supports tuberculosis treatment
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Ginkgo biloba, a remarkable plant known for its longevity, has drawn my interest due to its reputation in Hong Kong and Japan as a potent dietary supplement. Following the atomic bomb incidents, it has been associated with optimal health due to its strong antioxidant properties. The seeds provide antibacterial and antifungal benefits and are effective in treating various conditions, including tuberculosis, asthma, bronchitis, and chronic lung ailments. Moreover, it enhances blood circulation and memory function, and my family has been taking it regularly without any side effects, witnessing a marked improvement in overall health.
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Effective for tuberculosis
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The historical texts of traditional Chinese medicine highlight that Ginkgo fruit is both slightly bitter and sweet, considered warm and somewhat toxic if consumed in excess. Hence, excessive raw consumption can lead to abdominal distension and potential poisoning, particularly in children, resulting in vomiting, listlessness, fever, and convulsions. When cooked, it is noted to warm the lungs, nourish qi, calm asthma and cough, and also combats tuberculosis effectively. Additionally, it improves the urinary system and mitigates frequent urination, illustrating its significant medicinal benefits.