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Review Article
Buriti ( Mauritia Flexuosa ) Pulp and Oil as an Adjuvant in Testosterone Replacement Therapy
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Aging is a physiologic and multi factorial process and oxidative stress plays a major role in it. It is expected, as men age, the decline of testosterone
levels and that some develop hypogonadism. Hypogonadal men have a lower antioxidant capacity than normogonadal ones, and therefore are more
exposed to oxidative stress damage. Testosterone replacement therapy (TRT) has been widely used to ameliorate the symptoms inherent to testosterone
deficiency. The use of androgenic hormones in the United States has more than tripled over a ten-year period (2001 to 2011), although the harm and
benefits of this therapy are not fully consolidated in the literature. This minireview proposes the use of Buriti, an Amazonian fruit rich in oleic acid, beta-
carotene, vitamin E, tocopherols and many .....
Short Communication
Two Useful Safe Products for Maintaining Healthy Vagina and Prevention of Infection with Human Papilloma Virus leading to Carcinoma of Cervix
Talwar GP* and Jagdish C Gupta
We developed a Poly-herbal formulation named as BASANT, which has remarkable properties of inhibiting a wide spectrum of genital infections. It inhibits all WHO (World Health Organization) strains of N. gonorrhoeae including those strains resistant to Penicillin, Tetracycline. Nalidixic acid and Ciprofloxacin [1] it has pronounced inhibitory action against andida glabarata, Candida albicans, and Candida tropicalis isolated from women with vulvovaginal candidacies, ncluding strains resistant to azole drugs and amphotericin.
Editorial
Genomic Medicine and Endocrine Autoimmunity as Key to Mitochondrial Disease
The diabetes epidemic and the induction of various chronic
diseases are expected to affect approx. 592 people by the year
2035. Diabetes and its connections to endocrine autoimmunity
[1-3] has become important to metabolic disease with relevance
to the non alcoholic fatty liver disease (NAFLD) epidemic and
neurodegenerative diseases [4].
Opinion
Chitosan and Textile Industry
Based on the origin, textiles are categorized into natural and synthetic materials. Chitosan is the deacetylated form of chitin. Chitosan is the second most abundant polysaccharide in nature after cellulose, and has been extensively used in agriculture, cosmetics, food and nutrition, environmental protection, and material sciences. This biomaterial is a promising topic of research for future studies concerning biomedical textiles. Chitosan has been studied for a number of useful properties such as biocompatibility, biodegradability, anti-inflammatory, wound healing, antitumor effects and antibacterial properties in most available biomaterials have been tested in different approaches by different groups. Here, the purpose is to mention the application of .....
Case Report
Cognitive-Behavioural Exposure Therapy for Multiple Chemical Sensitivity: A Case Study
Robert L Woolfolk* and Lesley A Allen
BA case report of a woman treated with a multi-faceted cognitive-behavioral exposure therapy (CBET) for multiple chemical sensitivity (MCS) is presented. The patient reported substantial improvements in the severity of her somatic symptoms, catastrophic thinking about symptoms, and functioning. Improvements were maintained six months after treatment ended. It hypothesized that CBET reduces symptoms by reducing central sympathetic activation, maladaptive thinking and avoidant behavior. Long-term efficacy of CBET for MCS should be examined in large clinical trials.
Multiple chemical sensitivity (MCS), also referred to as idiopathic environmental intolerance, is a poorly understood and often intractable condition. MCS is characterized by a wide range of recurrent distressing and often debili.....
Review Article
Influence of Different Nitrogen Norms on the Collection of Nutrients in Tomato Plant in the Background of Organic Fertilizers
Determination of optimal fertilizer norms under tomato vegetation related to vegetable growing is a very important issue. For this purpose, the
influence of various norms of nitrogen on the background of organic fertilizers on the background of the biometric data of the “Preliminary” tomato
varieties, the total nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium content of tomato bushes have been studied. Also, the biochemical indicators of tomatoes were
studied. It has been shown that no fertilization of the fertilizers in the fertilizer (10t/ha)+N
90
P
90
K
90
was observed in the fertilizer, but the tomato fruit
weight and diameter increased, and the nitrates contained in it did not exceed the norm.
Mini Review
Antimicrobial Composites and Coatings Based On Them
The effects of pathogenic microorganisms constitute global
hazards for humanity and the environment. These micro¬organisms
appear in natural systems and form complicated aggregates on the
surfaces of various natural and synthetic polymers resulting in
irreversible deterioration and non-controlled bio degradation that
cause significant economic losses to industry and pose serious
threats to cultural heritage
Case Report
The Effects of Socioeconomic Status on Contracting Rheumatic Fever: Case Reports
The effects of socioeconomic status may cause mitral valve replacement due to rheumatic fever. Environmental and financial factors in an underserved community such as access to healthcare, overcrowding, household income, and health literacy may predispose individuals and increase
their risk of acquiring infections. Two patients were identified and then interviewed in the midtown community in Saint Peters burg, Florida who received mitral valve replacements as the result of rheumatic fever. This is the study of two case reports outlining the progression of rheumatic fever leading to mitral valve replacements
Research Article
Comparison of Various Clinical Methods of Birth Weight Estimation in Term Pregnancy
Darshit G Prajapati* and Riddhi M Patel
Background: Knowledge of fetal weight in utero is vital for the obstetrician in deciding whether or not to deliver the fetus as well as in fixing the mode of delivery. Both low birth weight and excessive fetal weight at delivery are associated with increased risk of newborn complications during labor and the puerperium. Various clinical formulae like Johnson’s formula & Dare’s formula are in use for fetal weight estimation.
Objectives: The aim of this study was to assess the fetal weight in term pregnancies by various clinical methods- Dare’s formula & Johnson’s formula and to compare the methods after knowing the actual weight of the baby after birth.
Study Design: It is a prospective observational study of 227 women at term pregnancy at GMERS medical college & Hospital, sola, A.....
Mini Review
A Brief Review of Antifungal Drugs Old and New
Advances in chemotherapy, immunotherapy, and the treatment of HIV have had a tremendous positive impact on survival and have decreased disease-related morbidity. However, such therapies have increased the number of patients with a compromised immune system thereby predisposing to opportunistic fungal infections. Despite currently available antifungal drugs, mortality rates remain elevated. Drug approvals for cancer, HIV, and transplantation continue and have significantly outpaced antifungal drug therapy development. Here, a brief review of current therapies is presented as well as investigational antifungal agents with novel mechanisms of action or molecular targets.
Review Article
Performance on Antibacterial Finishes for Textile Applications
Microorganisms are found everywhere in our world and most of them cause infectious diseases to human beings such as viruses, fungi, pathogenic bacteria etc. Suitable conditions like nutrients, warmth and humidity may accelerate the growth of these harmful microbes on textiles which not only increase the risk of spreading diseases but also cause some unwanted effects to textile products including loss of strength, decoloration and unpleasant smell. Antimicrobial agents are ultimate solution which inhibit and kill the microorganisms and are applied to textile products. Antimicrobial textiles are consumed continuously where fabric surface is expected to contact microorganisms. Much attentions have paid for development and finishing of these functional agents onto textiles. Various kinds of an.....
Case Report
Case Report: Approach to Tinea incognito
Tinea incognito is a disease that gets the look of atipic form of
mycotic infection, imitating many different dermatomes formed by
misdiagnosing and giving improper topical, systemic steroids or
immune suppressive therapy. Tinea incognito or steroid modified
tinea is a dermatophytic infection in which topical or systemic
steroids, administered as a result of dermatological misdiagnosis
or pre existing pathologies, have modified the clinical appearance
of the fungal infection, transforming the typical ring worm and
mimicking other skin diseases [1,2]
Opinion
Novel Adsorbent for Wastewater Treatment: Tailored Pore Size for Hazards from Aqueous Solution
Porous adsorption resin is one of the widely applied materials for removal of hazards from aqueous solution. The separation effect of resin is controlled by several interaction mechanisms, including sieving effect, electrostatic interactions and hydrogen bonds interaction. Resin pore size was
reported to play an important role in the sieving effect of separation mechanism, which makes tailored pore size be considered as the main characteristic of next generation adsorbent. Here, we reviewed several widely used adsorption models and paid more attention to their potential values of calculating resin pore size for specialized target. We believe that this review is of certain significance and improvement of novel adsorption resins with tailored pore size. .
Mini Review
Graphene-The Wonder Material
A very recent article projected the global market for Graphene would be 207.8 billion by 2020. What is so great about Graphene? Where Graphene can be used? Are there economical methods to make industrial scale grapheme? These are the few questions which need to be answered.
Opinion
The Interface of Loneliness, Hospitalization and Illness
This article reviews the experience of loneliness and how it is influenced, and influences, the ill person and the hospitalized individual. Social ties enhance the immune system and help individuals cope with stress and illness. Loneliness has physical, emotional, and cognitive negative effects. Loneliness, which can
involve both excruciating physical and mental suffering, is an ancient nemesis. Loneliness is implicated in numerous somatic, psychosomatic, and psychiatric diseases.
Mini Review
Idiopathic Dilated Cardiomyopathy
Daniel Souto Silveira*, Raphael Percegona, Cristiano Pederneiras Jaeger and Euler Manenti
Cardiomyopathies are heart muscle diseases originated from
a series of aggressions, such as genetic defects, cardiac myocyte
injury or infiltration of myocardial tissue. Dilated cardiomyopathy
(DCM) is characterized by an impairment of the left ventricular
or biventricular contraction, caused by familial, genetic, viral,
autoimmune, alcoholic, toxic, or of unknown cause. It is also
associated with other recognized cardiovascular diseases, being
considered a major cause of heart failure (HF) and the main
indication for heart transplantation. Despite this, even in specialized
centers with exhaustive diagnostic investigation, in only half of the
cases, a specific cause is established for the disease. In .....
Mini Review
Idiopathic Dilated Cardiomyopathy
Daniel Souto Silveira*, Raphael Percegona, Cristiano Pederneiras Jaeger and Euler Manenti
Cardiomyopathies are heart muscle diseases originated from
a series of aggressions, such as genetic defects, cardiac myocyte
injury or infiltration of myocardial tissue. Dilated cardiomyopathy
(DCM) is characterized by an impairment of the left ventricular
or biventricular contraction, caused by familial, genetic, viral,
autoimmune, alcoholic, toxic, or of unknown cause. It is also
associated with other recognized cardiovascular diseases, being
considered a major cause of heart failure (HF) and the main
indication for heart transplantation. Despite this, even in specialized
centers with exhaustive diagnostic investigation, in only half of the
cases, a specific cause is established for the disease. In .....
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