While no cure for HIV/AIDS isknown at this time, there are certain herbs that have shown promise in battling this deadly disease. Echinacea is believed by some researchers to raise levels of properdin, a natural compound in our bodies. Properdin sends out infection-fighting white blood cells to block viruses and bacteria. Echinacea's root extract seems to act like the body's own antiviral compound, interferon. It has been shown to carry antiviral activity against herpes, influenza, and other viruses by stimulating the body to make more interferon.
Another herb that may assist in the fight against HIV/AIDS is Garlic, which has proven to be one of the best herbal antibiotics around. Garlic helps combat many kinds of infections including pneumonia, candidiasis, and herpes, and it acts as an immune stimulant, as well. Studies in 1988 showed that after consuming garlic, raw or as an aged extract, the body's natural killer cell activity in the blood doubled.
St. John's Wort contains the compound hypericum, which shows promise in fending off opportunistic infections caused by HIV/AIDS. Because it has antidepressant properties as well as antiviral, this particular herb may prove to be doubly effective for those suffering with AIDS due to depression that over half of AIDS sufferers experience. Andrographis paniculata seems to stop unregulated cell growth caused by viruses, which, with regular use has shown some improvement in HIV patients. The chief substance in Licorice Root is glycyrrhizin, which has been studied for its antiviral affects against HIV. The Japanese have conducted clinical trials on glycyrrhizin, and so far, it has been shown to inhibit cell infection and induce interferon activity. None of these herbs can be considered a cure for HIV or AIDS. They are simply healthy alternatives in a war against this deadly virus.
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