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Originally posted by soficrow
The point is - boosting your immune system when you have the flu can make it worse.
Originally posted by I_s_i_s
Strengthening your immune system is the only way to fight disease.
Originally posted by I_s_i_s
Originally posted by soficrow
The point is - boosting your immune system when you have the flu can make it worse.
You gotta be kidding me!
Strengthening your immune system is the only way to fight disease.
You said you've taken the "anti-oxidant" approach and it did not work well for you. May I ask what exactly you took and for what if its not too personal?
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I now know that the gamma globulin was contaminated, or incompatible with my immune system - or both.
Cranberry and oregano make seafood safe to eat
IN CULINARY terms they are poles apart: one is a staple of Italian cuisine, the other an essential accompaniment to roast turkey. But put oregano and cranberries together and you have a potent antibacterial agent that could cut the risk of food poisoning from infected seafood.
So say Kalidas Shetty and his colleagues at the University of Massachusetts in Amherst, who have been experimenting with different ratios of cranberry and oregano extract to kill Vibrio parahaemolyticus, a seafood-dwelling bacterium that can cause two-day bouts of stomach cramps, vomiting and diarrhoea.
While both plants are known to contain phenolic compounds with antimicrobial activity, Shetty had a hunch that they might be more effective when used in combination. He found that using a 50:50 mixture to coat cod fillets and shrimps infected with V. parahaemolyticus was far more effective at killing the bugs than either of the compounds on its own - probably because they disrupt different parts of the bacterial cell. Lowering the pH with a dash of lactic acid made the concoction even more effective (Innovative Food Science and Emerging Technologies, vol 6, p 453).
Originally posted by loam
I thought you all might find this interesting and potentially useful...
Cranberry and oregano make seafood safe to eat
...put oregano and cranberries together and you have a potent antibacterial agent that could cut the risk of food poisoning from infected seafood.
Originally posted by loam
I thought you all might find this interesting and potentially useful...
Cranberry and oregano make seafood safe to eat
IN CULINARY terms they are poles apart: one is a staple of Italian cuisine, the other an essential accompaniment to roast turkey. But put oregano and cranberries together and you have a potent antibacterial agent that could cut the risk of food poisoning from infected seafood.
Originally posted by Benevolent Heretic
I don't like the drug angle. I'm thinking more and more seriously that herbs, instead of vaccines and parmaceuticals, are going to be the way to go with this thing.
Originally posted by Benevolent Heretic
I would add Echinacea
Originally posted by TrueLies
Echenacea hasn't been proven to cure flu... or block upcoming colds... It's more of a placebo, or so the researcher's are saying...