
Explore Nigella sativa black seed's antiviral potential against COVID-19 and RNA viruses, highlighting 2013 hepatitis C and HIV trials and the 2021 Pakistan clinical results.
Turmeric's curcumin shows potent anti-inflammatory and immunomodulatory effects in COVID-19, with nano curcumin improving outcomes and bioavailability boosting via black pepper in randomized trials.
Examine antiviral volatile oil extracts from oregano, salvia, and other aromatic plants, with in vitro SARS-CoV-2 inhibition and nonrandomized clinical improvements in mild COVID-19 and upper respiratory infections.
Iran researchers conducted a 2020 randomized trial on 100 COVID-19 outpatients, comparing standard treatment with ginger and echinacea, and found improved symptoms and lower hospitalization.
"A Complete Guide to Successful Herbs Against the Coronavirus Epidemic: Successful Clinical Research on Patients in Different Countries."
First: In this course, you will learn part of the history of the use of herbs in the face of epidemics, ancient and modern, such as the ancient malaria epidemic and the millions of deaths it caused, and how a herbal remedy was discovered for it by chance, and how this discovered remedy became the standard treatment for malaria until our time.
You will also learn about the history of discovering a new treatment for the malaria epidemic in the last century, and the story of its owner being awarded the Nobel Prize in Medicine.
You also learn about the different types of research and the difference between them, such as research on naked cells in laboratories, research on mice and experimental animals, research on patients, and finally, aggregated statistical research.
Then you will move on to the basic stage of this course, which is to identify the recent research of various herbs that have succeeded in reducing the deterioration of the cases of patients with the emerging corona virus.
You will learn about the Nigella sativa and its compounds and countless benefits and the history of its use as an anti-viral, old and new, in the Corona epidemic.
Then you learn about some therapeutic roots such as licorice, turmeric and ginger, and their antiviral research, old and new, during the Corona epidemic.
Then you learn about some aromatic plants; like thyme, oregano and sage, and their great effectiveness against many viruses, especially the emerging corona virus.
Finally, you learn the therapeutic properties of these herbs, their effective concentrations, their side effects, and the method of extracting and using them safely and effectively to benefit the new corona virus patient.