Plant-based Remedies with Reference to Respiratory Diseases – A Review

A. Popova, D. Mihaylova, A. Spasov
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In the era of air pollutants, respiratory diseases are a very common diagnosis in children, adolescents, and adults. Disorders of the respiratory system can affect both upper and lower respiratory system, and cause an immense worldwide health, economical and psychological burden. Considerable attention is drawn to the use of plant-based products for the prevention and cure of health challenges, with respect of their eco-friendliness and very few side effects. Exposure to nature and active plant interaction is considered beneficial to physical and mental health. Plant-based drugs primarily target the immune and cardiovascular systems. Biologically active substances with different value can be identified from both terrestrial or marine botanicals, whose therapeutic abilities are an efficient control of an array of diseases. In view of the potential of plant agents to positively influence respiratory diseases, this review will provide the reader with recent objective findings in the field of plant therapy and pharmaceutical agents and their ability to alter the physical and psychological complications of airborne diseases.
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基于植物的呼吸系统疾病治疗综述
在空气污染的时代,呼吸系统疾病是儿童、青少年和成人非常常见的诊断。呼吸系统疾病可影响上呼吸系统和下呼吸系统,并在世界范围内造成巨大的健康、经济和心理负担。由于植物基产品的生态友好性和极少的副作用,人们相当重视使用植物基产品来预防和治疗健康挑战。接触自然和积极的植物相互作用被认为有益于身心健康。植物性药物主要针对免疫系统和心血管系统。从陆地或海洋植物中可以鉴定出具有不同价值的生物活性物质,它们的治疗能力是对一系列疾病的有效控制。鉴于植物药物可能对呼吸系统疾病产生积极影响,本文将为读者提供植物治疗和药物治疗领域的最新客观发现,以及它们改变空气传播疾病的生理和心理并发症的能力。
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