Nutrients are Effective in Influenza; But so is Chaos

March 24, 2006

Hygiene and nutrition are far better answers to any "Bird Flu" health concerns you may have than is government sponsored quarantine or inoculation, or WHO. Can't help you much with the political aspects..... couple a perceived "pandemic" with the sad state of the $US and you might get "chaos", and everyone knows what comes out of chaos. Take care, UncBob Nutrients are Effective in Influenza Influenza is one of the oldest and most common infections and now new fears are spreading through the media about the dangers of a new pandemic of an avian flu. Flu viruses can be controlled at several levels: Directly by affecting the metabolism of specific viruses and thereby limiting their ability to multiply and infect

the cells and indirectly by hindering viral spread in the tissue. To date there are no effective therapies against flu viruses. In the Dr Rath Research Institute our researchers have tested whether specific nutrient mixture can affect human influenza A virus. This mixture is composed of nutrients which have been effective in controlling the spread and growth of cancer cells in the tissue. Since all viruses spread in the body using similar mechanism to cancer this nutrient formulation could have an effect on viral infections as well. In addition, many of these nutrients have demonstrated clinical effectiveness in controlling flu in various studies. ... text is continued @ http://www.drrathresearch.org/lab_research/study_o_032306_influenza.html Summary:Nutrient mixture containing vitamin C, Green tea extract (EGCG ), amino acids : lysine, proline, arginine, N acetyl cysteine , selenium, and other essential natural components can directly decrease viral multiplication in infected cells and limit their spread by curbing enzymatic degradation of extracellular surroundings Conclusion: Nutrients can inhibit secretion of MMP2 and MMP9 in kidney cells infected by human influenza A, thereby stopping their spread in the tissue.

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