Combating Pulmonary Tuberculosis: The Ginger Way - Kumar, Subodh;Saxena, Kiran;Bharti, Sudhanshu Kumar
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About one third of people worldwide are infected with a latent form of lung infection, with inactive bacteria Mycobacterium tuberculosis, that causes tuberculosis (TB). According to clinical research, conventional therapy combined with herbal therapy could offer a natural solution to TB. This book is a step ahead, dedicated to scientific world, a milestone to resolve the burning problems of tuberculosis & related disorder. The ginger plant (Gingiber officinale) can be of great therapeutic potential with reduced risk of side effects. This book shows how ginger plays a significant role in…mehr

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About one third of people worldwide are infected with a latent form of lung infection, with inactive bacteria Mycobacterium tuberculosis, that causes tuberculosis (TB). According to clinical research, conventional therapy combined with herbal therapy could offer a natural solution to TB. This book is a step ahead, dedicated to scientific world, a milestone to resolve the burning problems of tuberculosis & related disorder. The ginger plant (Gingiber officinale) can be of great therapeutic potential with reduced risk of side effects. This book shows how ginger plays a significant role in controlling molecular mechanism of inflammation by suppressing nuclear factor kappa-light-chain-enhancer of activated B cells (NF-kB), which is helpful in controlling TB and related disorder, as well as anemia. Although I have made every effort to make the book error free, I am under no illusion. I welcome comments, criticism and suggestion from the readers; it will help me make improvement in thenext volume.
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Dr. Subodh Kumar ist Mitglied auf Lebenszeit des Verbandes der klinischen Biochemiker Indiens und arbeitet derzeit als außerordentlicher Professor für Biochemie am Glocal Medical College & Hospital, Saharanpur, UP, Indien. Seine Arbeit konzentrierte sich auf die pflanzliche Behandlung von Lungentuberkulose und er veröffentlichte/präsentierte Beiträge auf mehreren nationalen/ internationalen Konferenzen.