COVID-19: Methods to avoid the severe outcome of COVID-19: the role of the injured central nervous system (CNS) in lymphopenia and oxygen deficiency
It is an emerging concern that the virus may damage the CNS, the brainstem, particularly the part of it regulating cardiopulmonary functions....
COVID-19: Central proinsulin C-peptide may improve immune cell imbalances in severely affected patients
Heart rate variability (HRV) is in inverse association with inflammatory markers, which is, for this reason, an indicator of the anti-inflammatory reactivity...
COVID-19: Obesity and mortality risk
Overweight and obese people have a higher probability of a more severe disease course and of pulmonary complications than individuals with normal...
COVID-19: Dark chocolate may avert cytokine storm and improve the cholinergic anti-inflammatory pathway
Scientist found that daily consumption of 10g dark chocolate (minimally 70% cacao) significantly increased heart rate variability (HRV). (1) This effect of...
COVID-19: Effect of air pollution for death rates and the possible mediating role of the cholinergic anti inflammatory pathway measured by heart rate variability...
According to a recent study air pollution is significantly increasing the death rates of coronavirus infection. Indeed, the effect of increased particulate...
COVID-19: Proinsulin C-peptide as an inhibitor of virus invasion and inflammation in the brain and body
It is a recent discovery that coronavirus uses a protein CD147 also called EMMPRIN, to invade cells. (1) The amount of this...
COVID-19: Gut barrier functions and lung injury
According to a retrospective study 86,7% of COVID-19 patients have gastrointestinal symptoms. (1) With the help of angiotensin converting enzyme-2 (ACE2) protein...
COVID-19: Consequences of low oxygenation
It is among the most severe effects of the coronavirus infection that the high risk patients may have breathing problems. The oxygen...
COVID-19: Hunagrian researchers discovered the biological mechanism of covid-19 related cytokine storm that proinsuline c peptide may prevent
SARS-CoV-2 can recruit the host protein phosphatase 2A (PP2A) and it manipulates by it the host’s antiviral responses.(1) With the help of...
COVID-19: Tragedies at respiration: the most severe cases are handled with an “ax”
To insert breathing tubes into patients, they get usually narcotized. Mainly with 2 active ingredients (Rocuronium, Vecuronium) that the US is starting...
COVID-19: lung function and proinsulin c peptide
The biggest risk the COVID-19 carries in terms of mortality is the decrease in the lungs' overall functionality. These functions may already...
COVID-19 attacks antiviral lymphocytes: but there is a solution
(Send this to any immunologist you know, they will be happy to hear this news, maybe it is not too late.)
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COVID-19: Restoring endogenous nitric oxide (NO) related homeostasis may be an effective and natural way to decrease replication of COVID-19
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COVID-19: The endothelial disease that can be managed by increasing heart rate variability and the number and functions of endothelial progenitor cells
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