Bio-actives and COVID-19: a production of sustainable fermented ginger beer and probiotic fruit drinks as a plausible approach for boosting the immune system
Sanket K. Gaonkar,
Zakiya Nadaf,
Shruti Nayak
et al.
Abstract:In December 2019, a novel coronavirus SARS CoV-2 caused COVID-19 in more than 200 countries. The infection had high mortality and morbidity rates with no specific approved antiviral drugs. Isolation, appropriate hygiene measures, and treatment were the most efficient ways to prevent infections. Interestingly, plants, sponges, corals, and microorganisms remain a plentiful source of natural bio-actives for treating different human illnesses and COVID-19. We herein retrieved literature from PubMed.gov, ScienceDir… Show more
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