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Study Shows Vitamin B3 Could Treat Fungal
Infections
The Best Multi
Vitamin team has learned that a group of scientists from the Institute
for Research in Immunology and Cancer (IRIC) of the University of
Montreal have recognized vitamin B3 as a possible anti-fungal remedy.
The findings
have been covered in a recent article in
Nature Medicine, an
international, highly respected journal for biomedical research.
It is commonly
known that yeast infections by Candida albicans embody a significant
public health crisis and a common obstacle in immunodeficient people
such as cancer patients involved in chemotherapy, AIDS patients, and
organ recipients. While some treatments already obviously exist, many
times their effectiveness can be derailed by the materialization of
strains that are resistant to typical existing drug therapy.
This new study
shows that a Candida albicans enzyme, called Hst3, is vital to the
development and continued existence of the yeast. Researchersin this
study found that genetic or pharmacological reticence of Hst3 with
nicotinamide, which is a form of vitamin B3, powerfully reduced Candida
albicans ability to remain viral. Also, both normal and drug resistant
strains of these Candid albicans were vulnerable to nicotinamide. What’s
more, nicotinamide also prohibited the growth of other pathogenic
Candida varieties and another human pathogen called Aspergillus
fumigatus. So, not only did the research prove one thing, it revealed
more success on a wider scale. This shows the broad antifungal
properties of nicotinamide.
Any news our
Bets Multi Vitamins readers get that affirms the positive effects of
proper vitamin and mineral intake is good news. We all know that it is
better news when we can take a vitamin and/or mineral is substation for
stronger (sometimes harmful side effecting) prescribed drugs. Amen.
The simple issue
here is that there is a critical need and a higher demand for the
development of new innovative therapies to kill Candida albicans because
it is one of the principal causes of infections for hospitalized people.
It is also connected with high mortality rates.
As with any new
medical study, we understand that there are still many issues on this
matter to be looked into, the results this ground-breaking study are
incredibly thrilling and they represent an essential first step in the
expansion of new therapeutic resources to treat fungal infections
without major side effects that many strong, less natural medications
may cause.
It is extremely
exciting to find hopeful studies leaning towards a more natural cure for
any health issue, infection or disease. Take your vitamins. Look for
Vitamin B3. The next time you order your multi vitamins or any vitamin
or mineral at BestMultiVitamins.net be on the lookout.
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