Tumorangiogenese und Immunsuppression

Objective The purpose of this exploratory review c, including vitamin D, zinc, vitamin A, elderberry ( S nigra ), garlic ( A sativum ), licorice ( G glabra ), stinging nettle ( U dioica ), N-acetylcysteine, quercetin and selenium as potential adjunct therapies for the treatment of coronavirus infections. Methods A search of PubMed was performed for articles published from 2005 to 2021. Key words searched were zinc, vitamin A, vitamin D, Sambucus nigra, Allium sativum, Glycyrrhiza glabra, Urtica dioica , N-Acetylcysteine, quercetin, selenium and coronavirus. Results There were 47 articles selected for this review. Findings included that vitamin D, zinc, vitamin A, S nigra, A sativum, G glabra, U dioica, N-acetylcysteine, quercetin and selenium have been shown to produce anti-inflammatory, immunostimulatory or antiviral effects that may enhance the actions of standard therapeutics for the treatment of CoV infections. We found only research articles related to the effects of vitamin D, zinc, G glabra , quercetin and selenium against COVID-19. Conclusion We identified non-pharmaceutical supplements (Vitamin D, zinc, vitamin A, S nigra, A sativum, G glabra and U dioica) which may have potential to provide support for those with coronavirus infections. However, rigorous clinical studies need to be performed before any clinical recommendations can be made at this time.

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Tumorangiogenese und Immunsuppression

Abstract: Our findings suggest a new therapeutic possibility: the development of treatment protocols that can block each of the ways in which tumors induce new blood vessel growth and immunosuppression of the host.

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An Exploratory Review of Potential Adjunct Therapies for the Treatment of Coronavirus Infections

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