A view and overview on the control of avian influenza outbreaks in poultry: (4-6) The use of herbal antivirals and probiotics
Published: October 14, 2014
Summary
In previous articles we overviewed different approaches for control of avian influenza in poultry including culling of infected birds , vaccination and the use of chemotherapeutics .
Herbal Antivirals
Unlimited herbs products contain polyphenols, flavonoids, alkaloids or lignans, mostly from traditional Chinese medicine, offer promise as adjuncts or alternatives to the curr...
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15 de octubre de 2014
Dear Sayed Abd El-Whab, Hi, i appreciate your discussion about herbs. Could you please share your study about Echinacea plant about immunity and effect on AIV and NDV? thanks and best regards
Dr. Shahzad A Awan
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16 de octubre de 2014
Dear Dr. Awan, Here is a link for one of these articles about Echinacea:
http://www.virologyj.com/content/pdf/1743-422X-6-197.pdf
please send me your e-mail for other articles
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2 de febrero de 2015
Dear all,
we studied the effect of Olive Leaf Extract on the H5N1 virus,
and the extract showed great effect by either delaying the onset of signs or decreasing the mortality rate in comparison to the non treated groups
the extract showed this effects also on the in-vitro lab level
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21 de mayo de 2018
Very good and nice researching efforts.
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