A Possible Synergistic Herbal Solution for COVID-19.

Ephraim Shmaya Lansky
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The COVID-19 pandemic has provided an opportunity for repurposing of drugs, including complex, natural drugs, to meet the global need for safe and effective antiviral medicines which do not promote multidrug resistance nor inflate medical costs. The author herein describes his own repurposing of herbal tinctures, previously prepared for oncology, into a possibly synergistic, anti-COVID 41 "herb" formula of extracts derived from 36 different plants and medicinal mushrooms. A method of multi-sample in vitro testing in green monkey kidney vero cells is proposed for testing the Hypothesis that even in such a large combination, antiviral potency may be preserved, along with therapeutic synergy, smoothness, and complexity. The possibility that the formula's potency may improve with age is considered, along with a suitable method for testing it. Collaborative research inquiries are welcome.

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新型冠状病毒肺炎可能的协同草药解决方案
COVID-19大流行为重新利用药物(包括复杂的天然药物)提供了机会,以满足全球对安全有效的抗病毒药物的需求,这些药物不会促进多药耐药性,也不会增加医疗费用。作者在此描述了他自己对以前为肿瘤学准备的草药酊剂的重新利用,将其转化为一种可能具有协同作用的抗covid - 41“草药”配方,该配方来自36种不同的植物和药用蘑菇的提取物。提出了一种在绿猴肾vero细胞中进行多样本体外测试的方法,以验证即使在如此大的组合中,抗病毒效力也可以保留,同时具有治疗协同作用,平滑性和复杂性。该配方的效力可能会随着年龄的增长而提高,并考虑了一种合适的测试方法。欢迎合作研究咨询。
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