[Changes in the progress of infectious diseases caused by changes of natural resistance and of the steroid metabolism (author's transl)].

W Zimmermann
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It is demonstrated that it is possible to change the stereotyped reaction of the steroid metabolism to infection by means of external influences. The progress of infectious diseases can be detoriated and the average duration of life can be shortened by rearing a special strain of test rabbits or by lack of protein in the diet, by blocking the RES, by cortisol, estradiol and thyroxin, by glucose and by polyvinylpyridin-N-oxid. - The time of survival is prolonged by testosterone, dehydroepiandrosterone and cyproterone, also by cystein, aristolochia acid and treatment with pyrifer. - No effect whatever on the progress of an infectious disease is produced by the vitamines A, B1, B6, D, E and especially ascorbinic acid, also an extract of thymus gland, spleen, insulin, a preparation with STH, and Norgestrel, DMSO and treatment with B, bifidum and with omnadin.

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[自然抵抗力和类固醇代谢变化引起的传染病进展变化(作者译)]。
结果表明,通过外部影响改变类固醇代谢对感染的刻板反应是可能的。通过饲养一种特殊品系的试验兔或在饮食中缺乏蛋白质,通过阻断RES,通过皮质醇、雌二醇和甲状腺素,通过葡萄糖和聚乙烯吡啶- n-氧化物,可以扭曲传染病的进展并缩短平均寿命。-睾酮、脱氢表雄酮、环丙孕酮延长生存时间,半胱氨酸、马兜铃酸和吡嘧啶治疗也延长生存时间。-维生素A、B1、B6、D、E,尤其是抗坏血酸(也是胸腺、脾脏、胰岛素的提取物)、STH制剂、诺孕酮制剂、二甲双胍制剂,以及B、二两清和奥马定制剂,对传染病的进展没有任何影响。
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