Titlebook: Immunomodulatory Agents from Plants; H. Wagner Book 1999 Springer Basel AG 1999 alternative medicine.cell.chemistry.clinic.drugs.medicine.

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Benefit and risks of the squeezed sap of the purple coneflower (,) for long-term oral immunostimulah as morphine, digoxin or salicylic acid, were originally isolated from plants such as the poppy, the foxglove and the willow [1–3]. Yet plant extracts, as such, still have a place in therapy alongside synthetic chemical products. With increasing concern among both practising physicians and the lay

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Lentinan and other antitumoral polysaccharides, have the expected effects except on some leukaemias. Besides, these agents show strong toxicity to the host, and reduce the host defense against infections, especially destroying lymphocytes and bone marrow cells. To find a new cancer drug that can activate or restore host defense mechanisms, we ex

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Immunostimulants in Ayurveda medicine,ays to remain healthy as well as methods to treat disease. The name itself means “Knowledge (Veda) of Life (Ayu)”. Although Ayurveda gives equal emphasis to diet and life-style, drugs (and among these, plants) form an important mainstay in the therapy [1].

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Immunostimulants in traditional Chinese medicine,ilization. Historically, Chinese traditional medicine rose from mythical medicine to a system of Chinese drugs and herbal medicine. The first book on materia medica, ., known as “the canon of materia medica”, was compiled in the second century BC by the folklore under the pseudonym of Shennong, the

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