Curative effects

Heilung,/. healing, curing, cure. Heilungsvorgang, m. healing process. Heil-verfohren, n. healing process, -wasser, n. curative water, mineral water, -wert, m. therapeutic value. -wesen, n. medical affairs, -wirkung,/. curative effect, -wissen-schaft,/. medical science. 

Sulphonamides were introduced by Domagk in 1935. It had been shown that a red azo dye, prontosil (Fig. 5.16B), had a curative effect on mice infected with /3-haemolytic streptococci it was subsequently found that in vivo, prontosil was converted into sulphanilamide. Chemical modifications of the nucleus of sulphanilamide (see Fig. 5.16A) e compounds with higher antibacterial activity, although this was often accompanied by greater toxicity. In general, it may be stated that the sulphonamides... 

SAiRAM K, RAO 0 v, BABU M D, GOEL R K (2001) Prophylactic and curative effects ofBacopa monniera in gastric ulcer models. Phytomedicine. 8 423-30. 

Passage of the Sherley Amendment. Specifically outlawed any false label claims as to curative effect. 

While dEpoB performed similarly to paclitaxel in sensitive tumor xenografts (MX-1 human mammary and HT-29 colon tumor), clearly superior effects of dEpoB were observed against MDR tumors under these slow infusion conditions. Thus, dEpoB (6 h, Q2D, 30 mg/kg x 5 doses, i.v.) demonstrated a foil curative effect when administered to nude mice bearing the resistant human lymphoblastic T-cell leukemia,... 

Ion-radical reactions also open convenient routes to fused benzoheterocycles as a result of intramolecular cyclization. The fused heterocycles are useful as compounds of potential physiological activity. Many of them are used as medications. Certainly, only those syntheses that do not change the functional groups needed to provide or enforce the curative effect, are of interest. At the same time, it is desirable to exclude acidic agents that lead to the splitting of the final heterocycles, which... 

Aristolochic acid was tested for therapy of tuberculosis, chronic bronchitis, bronchial asthma, pneumocardial diseases, etc. Clinical results showed curative effects, and the index of immune function of cases increased significantly compared to the control group (111). In Germany, an aristolochic acid preparation called Tardolyt that had been used as an antiinflammatory was canceled due to its potential carcinogenicity (72). 

The subject of intense research, nitrocytoprotectors (piracetam, gingko biloba, almitrine/raubasine) are searching for their role in acute phase treatment. In certain countries, available drugs have been used in the functional rehabilitation phase (cognitive benefit). BN 80933 is an anti-free radical and anti-NO synthetase molecule which appears to have a powerful curative effect in animals. 

Aconitum barbatum Persoon A. austroyunnanense W. T. Wang. Xue Shang Yi Zhi Hao (root) Bullatines, aconitine, talatisamine, vilmorrianines, isotalatizidine.33 270 Analgesic effect, relieve pain, activate blood circulation, reduce swelling, curative effect on rheumatism, apoplexy, palsy, fracture. 

Two of the most important effects of opium are its abilities to relieve pain and produce euphoria. Euphoria is best described as an exaggerated sense of well-being, possibly with mild elation or a sense of calmness. Opium s ability to produce euphoria may be what prompted its use by so many throughout history as a cure-all. After all, while it may not have had the curative effect on a person s illness that was suspected or promised, it usually made them feel better. 

Scottish bacteriologist Sir Alexander Fleming, corecipient, with Ernst Boris Chain and Sir Howard Walter Florey, of the 1945 Nobel Prize in physiology or medicine, for the discovery of penicillin and its curative effect in various infectious diseases. ... 

Blasticidin S. Blasticidin S is the first successful agricultural antibiotic developed in Japan. It was isolated from the culture filtrates of Streptomyces griseochromogenes by Takeuchi et al. (7), and the potent curative effect of blasticidin S on rice blast was found by Misato et al. (8) Thereafter the benzyl-aminobenzene sulfonate of blasticidin S was reported to be least phytotoxic to the host plant without reducing antifungal activity against Pyricularia oryzae, the pathogen of rice blast (9), and... 

Some pyrazino[2,3-pyridazine derivatives show a preventive effect against cucumber powdery mildew. Unfortunately, none show a curative effect <89MI 719-01). l-Hydrazinopyridazine[4,5- ]qui-noxaline (103) shows an antihypertensive activity in spontaneously hypertensive rats and a hypotensive activity in normotensive anaesthetized rats <84JHC1271>. Some pyridazinoquinoxalines (104) are used as food additives and growth accelerators for pigs <80FRP2487352>. 

Third, after contact with BAS the microorganisms become sensitive to the action of proteolytic enzymes and cationic and anionic SAS, such as bile acids and phospholipids that is to natural components of intestinal and gastric juices. The high affinity of BAS to microorganisms, and its influence on processes of vital activity of microorganisms, provides an explanation for mechanisms of its curative effect. The appearance of infectious diseases and their progress are directly dependent on the contagious dose and number of bacteria that are accumulated in an intestine in the course of colonization. 

French alchemist and astrologer whose vegetable gold , created through a process inspired by the Mutus Liber, was found to have remarkable curative effects when subjected to laboratory tests. Its high cost and lengthy production techniques prevented it from being marketed commercially. 

Every year, roughly 1400000 new cancer cases are recorded in the USA alone [109]. Of these, roughly one half undergo radiation therapy in one form or another [110-112]. Unfortunately, in all too many instances the hoped-for curative effects are not... 

The question What can I eat is nearly always of prime importance and it implicitly includes the basic idea of what the cirrhotic patient should avoid or what diet to give preference to. First of all, it should be clear that there is no such thing as a special liver diet designed to have instant curative effects on liver disease (despite the fact that many such diets have been extolled). The diet of a cirrhotic patient is based on the principles of nutritional physiology, the aetiology of the cirrhosis, the patient s body weight and age as well as on any complications. (117) (s. pp 536, 850)... 

Secondly, nanosphere-bound ampicillin was tested in the treatment of experimental salmonellosis in C57/BL6 mice, a model involving an acute fatal infection. All mice treated with a single injection of nanoparticle-bound ampicillin survived, whereas all control mice and all those treated with unloaded nanospheres died within 10 days postinfection. With free ampicillin, an effective-curative effect required three doses of 32 mg each. Lower doses (3 x 0.8 mg and 3 x 16 mg) delayed but did not reduce mortality. Thus, the... 

Antiviral activity has been demonstrated mainly for A. membranaceus, that represents the most studied species, expecially against Coxsackie viruses [234] but also against different kinds of viral infections. "Astragali radix" extracts show protective effects against Japanese Encephalitis Vitus (JEV) infection in mice both by oral and infraperitoneal injection this effect is based on a non-specific mechanism during the early stage of injection, before it shifts to antibody production. A. membranaceus (AM) shows curative effects on the mice infected with Herpes Simplex Virus type-1 (HSV-1) when somministated with acyclovir (ACV) [329]. The anti-HSV activity of suppository and ointment forms of AM combined... 

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