Der Einfluß von Naturhonig auf das Wachstum der Tb.-Bakterien

Pothmann, Franz-Josef

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“…Πιστεύεται επίσης δτι το θερμανθέν εις υψηλήν θερμοκρασίαν μέλι χάνει ώρισμένας διαιτητικός αύτοϋ ιδιό τητας (34). "Ετεροι ερευνηταί (17,50,51,52) απέδειξαν ότι το φυσικό μέλϋ περιέχει μίαν βακτηριοστατικήν ούσίαν καλουμένην «Inhibine», ή οποία είναι ευαίο-θητος εις τήν θερμοκρασίαν, παραδέχονται δε ότι το μέλι μετά τήν Θέρμανσίν του δεικνύει μειωμένην βακτηριοστατικήν δράσιν. Άπαντα τα ανω τέρω μειονεκτήματα της θερμάνσεως φαίνεται ότι απετέλεσαν τους κυριωτέρους λόγους δια τήν μή παραδοχή ν εις τήν Γερμανίαν μέλιτος υποβληθέντος εϊςθερμικήν έπεξεργασίαν Δια τοϋτο έπενοήθησαν πολλαί δοκίμαί (Tests) δια την άνακάλυψιν της χρησιμοποιήσεως ή μή θερμικής τίνος επεξεργασίας του μέλιτος; (17,24,27,41,72).…”

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Honey: Antimicrobial Actions and Role in Disease Management

Molan

2008

New Strategies Combating Bacterial Infection

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The ancient treatment of dressing infected wounds wi.th honey is rapidly becoming re-established in professional medicine, especially where wounds are infected with antibiotic-resistant bacteria. This is because ofthe demonstrated sensitivity of such bacteria to the antibacterial activity ofhauey, which is not influenced by whether or not strains are resistant to antibiotics. Honey has been found to have a very broad spectrum of activity, but its potency of antibacterial activity can vary greatly. In most honeys the antibacterial activity is due to enzymatically produced hydrogen peroxide and thus the potency of its antibacterial activity can be decreased by catalase present in an open wound. Manuka honey has an antibacterial component derived from the plant source. Manuka honey with a quality-assured level of antibacterial activity is being used by companies marketing honey products for wound care that are registered with the medical regulatory authorities in various countries. Such honey can be diluted IO-fold or more and still completely inhibitthe usual wound-infecting species. There is a large amount of clinical evidence for the effectiveness of honey in clearing infection in wounds, and some clinical evidence of its effectiveness in treating other infections. Although the antibacterial potency of honey is insufficient to allow its use systemically, there are various clinical applications besides wound care in which it is used topically or where it does not get excessively diluted, such as for treatment of gastritis, enteritis, gingivitis, ophthalmological infections and bronchial infections. In most of these applications the anti-inflammatory activity of honey is of additional benefit in decreasing the inflammation resulting from infection. Additional clinical research is needed to provide better evidence of the effectiveness of honey in these therapeutic applications of honey.New Strategies CombClting Bacterial Infection. Edited by Iqbal Ahmad and Farrukh Aqii

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Die Bedeutung der ungesättigten Fettsäuren für die Dermatologie

Fiedler

1950

Fette Seifen

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Der Einfluß von Naturhonig auf das Wachstum der Tb.-Bakterien

Cited by 10 publications

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Η Κρυστάλλωσις Του Μέλιτος

Honey: Antimicrobial Actions and Role in Disease Management

Die Bedeutung der ungesättigten Fettsäuren für die Dermatologie

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