National study: Ginseng protects against heart attack and protects the kidneys
National study: Ginseng protects against heart attack and protects the kidneys
A scientific study conducted by the National Research Center on the importance of ginseng herb in the prevention of heart attacks as well as kidney protection after the injection of adrenaline.
According to a press release issued by the Center today, the study was conducted by Dr. Abeer Abdullah Ali Salama, Dr. Rehab Ragab Hijazi and Dr. Dina Farouk Mansour, researchers at the Pharmacology Department of the Medical Research Division of the National Research Center.
The study noted the protective role of ginseng on the heart and kidney against adrenaline damage by protection against changes in ECG.
Ginseng also showed an adverse effect by modifying the NRF2 content of the heart and kidneys and anti-inflammatory effect by regulating the rate of inflammation of the protein kinase C in the heart and kidney with an improvement in their tissues.
Ginseng was injected daily (200 and 400 mg / kg) in male adult mice for 14 days followed by a dose of adrenaline and the latest adrenaline changes in ECG Electrical and renal changes.
Ginseng has been used in folk medicine to treat various diseases for thousands of years. It has various benefits for oral use from the roots of American ginseng and Asian ginseng. It also has a role as a sex stimulant, stimulant and treatment for diabetics and is used in small doses in energy drinks or tea. Herbs and hair tonics and some cosmetics.National study: Ginseng protects against heart attack and protects the kidneys
A scientific study conducted by the National Research Center on the importance of ginseng herb in the prevention of heart attacks as well as kidney protection after the injection of adrenaline.
According to a press release issued by the Center today, the study was conducted by Dr. Abeer Abdullah Ali Salama, Dr. Rehab Ragab Hijazi and Dr. Dina Farouk Mansour, researchers at the Pharmacology Department of the Medical Research Division of the National Research Center.
The study noted the protective role of ginseng on the heart and kidney against adrenaline damage by protection against changes in ECG.
Ginseng also showed an adverse effect by modifying the NRF2 content of the heart and kidneys and anti-inflammatory effect by regulating the rate of inflammation of the protein kinase C in the heart and kidney with an improvement in their tissues.
Ginseng was injected daily (200 and 400 mg / kg) in male adult mice for 14 days followed by a dose of adrenaline and the latest adrenaline changes in ECG Electrical and renal changes.
Ginseng has been used in folk medicine to treat various diseases for thousands of years. It has various benefits for oral use from the roots of American ginseng and Asian ginseng. It also has a role as a sex stimulant, stimulant and treatment for diabetics and is used in small doses in energy drinks or tea. Herbs and hair tonics and some cosmetics.National study: Ginseng protects against heart attack and protects the kidneys
A scientific study conducted by the National Research Center on the importance of ginseng herb in the prevention of heart attacks as well as kidney protection after the injection of adrenaline.
According to a press release issued by the Center today, the study was conducted by Dr. Abeer Abdullah Ali Salama, Dr. Rehab Ragab Hijazi and Dr. Dina Farouk Mansour, researchers at the Pharmacology Department of the Medical Research Division of the National Research Center.
The study noted the protective role of ginseng on the heart and kidney against adrenaline damage by protection against changes in ECG.
Ginseng also showed an adverse effect by modifying the NRF2 content of the heart and kidneys and anti-inflammatory effect by regulating the rate of inflammation of the protein kinase C in the heart and kidney with an improvement in their tissues.
Ginseng was injected daily (200 and 400 mg / kg) in male adult mice for 14 days followed by a dose of adrenaline and the latest adrenaline changes in ECG Electrical and renal changes.
Ginseng has been used in folk medicine to treat various diseases for thousands of years. It has various benefits for oral use from the roots of American ginseng and Asian ginseng. It also has a role as a sex stimulant, stimulant and treatment for diabetics and is used in small doses in energy drinks or tea. Herbs and hair tonics and some cosmetics.National study: Ginseng protects against heart attack and protects the kidneys
A scientific study conducted by the National Research Center on the importance of ginseng herb in the prevention of heart attacks as well as kidney protection after the injection of adrenaline.
According to a press release issued by the Center today, the study was conducted by Dr. Abeer Abdullah Ali Salama, Dr. Rehab Ragab Hijazi and Dr. Dina Farouk Mansour, researchers at the Pharmacology Department of the Medical Research Division of the National Research Center.
The study noted the protective role of ginseng on the heart and kidney against adrenaline damage by protection against changes in ECG.
Ginseng also showed an adverse effect by modifying the NRF2 content of the heart and kidneys and anti-inflammatory effect by regulating the rate of inflammation of the protein kinase C in the heart and kidney with an improvement in their tissues.
Ginseng was injected daily (200 and 400 mg / kg) in male adult mice for 14 days followed by a dose of adrenaline and the latest adrenaline changes in ECG Electrical and renal changes.
Ginseng has been used in folk medicine to treat various diseases for thousands of years. It has various benefits for oral use from the roots of American ginseng and Asian ginseng. It also has a role as a sex stimulant, stimulant and treatment for diabetics and is used in small doses in energy drinks or tea. Herbs and hair tonics and some cosmetics.
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