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• Whey protein contains all essential and nonessential amino acids, which are important to maintaining an adequate immune system response. Whey is also an important supplement to help boost the body s synthesis of glutathione, and clinical trials have successfully used whey protein in treating HIV (Marshall K 2004). Whey protein appears to be unique among proteins in its ability to improve immune function, elevate cellular glutathione levels, and maintain muscle mass (Marshall K 2004; Micke P et al 2002). laptop battery

Boosting the Immune System

In addition to boosting blood levels of antioxidants, studies have shown that it is helpful to include dietary supplements that directly enhance the immune system. Nutrients that have been documented to boost immune function include: thinkpad

• CoQ10

  People infected with HIV are often deficient in this important substance. CoQ10 is found in high concentrations in the healthy heart, where it improves cardiac function. CoQ10 also increases a number of immune parameters, including T-cell counts (Folkers K et al 1991; Yamashita S et al 1997). microsoft

• L-carnitine

  . Also recommended as an antioxidant, L-carnitine boosts immune function to protect the heart against zidovudine toxicity (Mutomba MC et al 2000). L-carnitine can also protect against an increased level in triglycerides that is associated with protease inhibitors. High doses of L-carnitine enhance immunological and metabolic functions (Evangeliou A et al 2003). L-carnitine helps preserve T-cells by inhibiting cell death (Cifone MG et al 1997). laptop computers

• L-glutamine

  . In addition to its important role as an antioxidant, the amino acid L-glutamine plays a major role in the overall health of the gastrointestinal tract. Cells in the gastrointestinal tract have high energy requirements; glutamine is converted into adenosine triphosphate, which is a primary energy source (Alverdy JC 1990; Newsholme EA et al 1985; Souba WW et al 1985). Supplementation of antioxidants and glutamine increases body weight and cell mass. Thus, it provides a highly cost-effective therapy for the rehabilitation of patients infected with HIV who are losing weight (Shabert JK et al 1999). laptop computer

• Vitamin B12

  . Studies have shown that patients with AIDS have a vitamin B12 deficiency as a result of severe nutrient malabsorption (Ehrenpreis ED et al 1994; Remacha AF et al 1991). Vitamin B12 deficiency is associated with reduced red blood cell count, depression, memory loss, insomnia, impotence, and lowered energy. If supplementation does help restore normal levels of vitamin B12, weekly injections may be indicated (Rule SA et al 1994). desktop computer

• Zinc and magnesium

  . On average, patients with HIV/AIDS who have low zinc levels have a higher viral load and lower T-cell counts (Ferencik M et al 2003; Rousseau MC et al 2000). While on HAART, the conditions of patients with HIV should be monitored for zinc deficiencies, and supplements recommended when necessary (Wellinghausen N et al 2000). Additionally, low magnesium levels are related to HIV symptoms and disease progression (Patrick L 2000 Feb; Skurnick JH et al 1996). notebooks

Wasting and Metabolic Syndromes: The Scourges of AIDS

One of the most dreaded aspects of HIV/AIDS infection occurs near the end of the infection cycle. Known as wasting syndrome, it is defined as the involuntary loss of more than 10 percent of body weight. The weight loss is accompanied by chronic diarrhea, weakness, and fever (Salomon J et al 2002). lenovo

The major cause of the weight loss is malnutrition, which emphasizes the need for adequate nutrition in patients with HIV/AIDS. A comprehensive and diversified nutritional regimen is critical in order to obtain optimal benefit from the moment HIV is diagnosed. hard drive

Maintaining adequate nutrition is easier in the earlier stages of infection. Opportunistic infections may make it harder to absorb the proper amount of calories and maintain nutritional health. Low levels of antioxidants and micronutrients in patients with HIV/AIDS are often related to low nutrient intake, as well as to malabsorption resulting from diarrhea and metabolic problems (Butensky EA 2001; Chariot P et al 2003). travelstar

Fighting the Virus: Natural Approaches

Although there is no cure for HIV/AIDS, therapy has focused on reducing the ability of HIV to replicate. HAART drugs work to inhibit viral replication, but the following nutrients and supplements also have direct antiviral activity. gateway

Lactoferrin

Lactoferrin is derived from whey protein. It has been found to directly inhibit viruses by binding to viral receptor sites, thus preventing the virus from infecting healthy cells (van der Strate BW et al 2001). In vitro studies have found that lactoferrin strongly binds to the receptors on various strains of HIV, making it more difficult for the virus to fuse with healthy immune cells and to enter the cell (Swart PJ et al 1996, 1998). laptop parts

One study that compared 22 asymptomatic and 45 symptomatic patients with HIV to 30 healthy control subjects found that plasma lactoferrin levels were decreased in patients infected with HIV (Defer MC et al 1995). Lactoferrin causes no damage to healthy cells (Swart PJ et al 1998). software

Olive leaf extract

Olive leaf extract is a nonprescription, over-the-counter food supplement used for centuries as a natural treatment of viral, bacterial, fungal, and parasitic infections; skin diseases; arthritis; heart disease; and many other illnesses. The ancient Egyptians may have been the first to employ the olive leaf as part of the mummification of their royalty. Hippocrates, the father of medicine, used olive oil to treat ulcers, cholera, and muscle pain more than 2500 years ago. hard drives

Olive leaf extract contains a substance known as oleuropein, which has powerful disease-resistant properties and antiviral activity (Renis HE 1969). Oleuropein selectively destroys virus-infected cells but has never shown any toxicity to human DNA alpha-, beta-, or gamma-polymerases (Renis HE 1969, 1975). Recently, it has also been shown to have antioxidant activity (Briante R et al 2001). electronics

Olive leaf extract does not have any side effects itself, although some people may experience a die-off effect (also called the Herxheimer reaction) as the olive leaf extract exerts an antibiotic effect and kills off bacteria. A die-off effect is caused by a rapid increase in the volume of waste material and pathogens being carried into the lymph system and bloodstream. Reactions to the die-off effect include extreme fatigue, diarrhea, headaches, muscle and joint aches, and flu-like symptoms. These reactions are temporary and will pass once the body has rid itself of the circulating toxins. To protect good bacteria in the gut, a probiotic might be considered in conjunction with the olive leaf extract. canon

Licorice root extract

Licorice root extract has a wide range of pharmacological properties, including anti-inflammatory, antiulcer, antiallergy, antioxidant, antitumor, and antiviral effects. It is usually used as an anti-inflammatory and has been studied as an inhibitor of HIV (Baltina LA 2003). desktop pc

Thymus-gland boosters

The thymus gland is the key enabler of T-cell-mediated immunity. Boosting the thymus with synthetic thymic factors may improve the ability of the immune system to mount an effective response to antigens (Al-Harthi L et al 2002; Berzins SP et al 2002; Carcelain G et al 2001; Combadiere B et al 2002; Manfredi R 2002; Meissner EG et al 2003; Rudy BJ et al 2001). Patients with HIV/AIDS may consider supporting thymic function with specially formulated immunological tissue extracts. desktop computers

Milk thistle extract

Milk thistle extract, or silymarin, is a unique type of bioflavonoid that exerts a protective effect on the liver (Flora K et al 1998). This is important to patients with HIV/AIDS who are on HAART. Silymarin supports key functions of the liver, including the production of glutathione (Flora K et al 1998). Silibinin is the most active constituent of silymarin, which is now available in the United States. think pad

Urinary tract infections are the most common, followed by pneumonias, skin and soft tissue infections, and invasive bloodstream infections. Surgical wound infections account for 20 percent to 30 percent of cases, but contribute to as many as 57 percent of extra hospital days and 42 percent of extra costs. Staphylococcus epidermidis, S. aureus, Enterococcus faecium, Enterococcus faecalis, E. coli, Enterobacter species, and P. aeruginosa are common pathogens in wound infections (Goldmann DA et al 1996; Weinstein RA 1991). repair

What Are Bacteria

Bacteria are microscopic, single-celled organisms found in air, water, soil, and food. They live on plants, insects, animals, pets, and even in the human digestive system and upper respiratory tract. There are thousands of kinds of bacteria, but only a few actually cause disease in humans. data recovery

Bacteria are frequently identified by their shape, the makeup of their cell walls, and their ability to grow in air. They can be round (such as staphylococci or streptococci), rod-shaped (such as bacillus or E. coli), or corkscrew-shaped (Borrelia species). In most cases, bacteria have cell walls that provide a target for many antibiotics (antibiotics easily identify bacteria) (Gold HS et al 2000). cisco

They are also classified by their color after a Gram stain is applied. Gram-positive bacteria stain blue, while gram-negative bacteria stain pink. keyboard

Gram-negative bacterial cell walls contain a substance known as lipopolysaccharide (LPS), a highly inflammatory chemical that provokes an immune response in the human body. LPS is responsible for triggering the overreaction of the host immune system, which results in the release of oxygen and nitrogen species, cytokines, and other proinflammatory mediators. monitor

Conventional Treatment of Bacterial Infection: Antibiotics and Resistant Bacteria

Antibiotics are the mainstay of bacterial treatment (Archer GL et al 2004). The goal of these drugs is to kill invading bacteria without harming the host. Antibiotic effectiveness depends on mechanism of action, drug distribution, site of infection, immune status of the host, and resistance factors of bacteria (Archer GL et al 2004; Roden DM 2004). desktop

Antibiotics work through several mechanisms. Some (such as vancomycin and penicillin) inhibit formation of bacterial cell walls. Erythromycin, tetracycline, and chloramphenicol interrupt protein synthesis. Still others inhibit bacterial metabolism (sulfa drugs) or interfere with DNA synthesis (ciprofloxacin, rifampin) and/or cell membrane permeability (polymyxin b) (Conte JE Jr 2002). infosys

When antibiotics were discovered in the 1940s, they were incredibly effective in bacterial infection treatment. Over time, however, many antibiotics have lost effectiveness against common bacterial infections because of increasing drug resistance (Barie PS 1998; Domin MA 1998). Bacteria may be naturally resistant to different classes of antibiotics or may acquire resistance from other bacteria through exchange of resistant genes. Indiscriminate, inappropriate, and prolonged use of antibiotics have selected out the most antibiotic-resistant bacteria (Petrosillo N et al 2002; van der Waaij D et al 2000). Antibiotic-resistant strains have emerged in hospitals, long-term care facilities, and communities worldwide (Flaherty JP et al 1996; Jacobs MR 1999; Levin AS et al 2003). refurbished laptops

For example, S. aureus is a common bacterial pathogen that causes pneumonia, skin and urinary tract infections, and blood and surgical site infections. Some strains that are resistant to all current antibiotics, including vancomycin, have emerged in the United States and Japan. Antibiotic-resistant organisms lead to increased hospitalizations, health costs, and mortality (Amsden GW 2004; Apfalter P 2003; Austin DJ et al 1999; Baggett HC et al 2004; Barie PS 1998; Bonten MJ et al 2001; Borer A et al 2002; Tasota FJ et al 1998). wipro

Besides increased drug resistance, high-dose and prolonged antimicrobial therapy can eliminate helpful bacterial flora and predispose people to infection (Carson CF et al 2003; Guarner F et al 2003). A common adverse effect of antibiotics is diarrhea, which can lead to loss of essential vitamins and minerals, especially vitamin K, magnesium, and zinc (Briend A 1988; Brunser O 1977; Fontaine O 1996; Guerrant RL et al 2000). Other adverse effects of antibiotic therapy include vitamin deficiencies, seizures, allergic shock (in people who are allergic to antibiotics), autoimmune disease, decreased platelets, kidney injury, drug/drug interaction, and death (Roden DM 2004). lap top

What You Have Learned So Far...

• Bacteria can be found colonizing every surface of our environments, and some even live inside our digestive, respiratory, and genitourinary tracts. Bacteria can be either beneficial or harmful. refurbished

• A compromised immune system raises the risk of infection from harmful bacteria. Also, advanced age, a genetic predisposition, or compromised nutritional status can raise the risk of bacterial infection. memory

• Bacteria can cause a wide range of illnesses, from gastrointestinal upset to skin disorders to life-threatening illnesses that require immediate attention. Dangerous bacteria that cause illness include Streptococcus species, E. coli, and salmonella. Bacterial illnesses include diarrhea, respiratory illness, and pneumonia. intel

• The mainstay of bacterial infection treatment is antibiotics. While antibiotics work in the majority of cases, indiscriminate use of antibiotics has resulted in the emergence of drug-resistant bacteria. as400

• A healthy immune system and proper nutritional status can help stave off bacterial infection or improve the immune response to infection. An inflammatory immune response to bacterial infection can result in further injury to cells and tissues. averatec

Nutritional Approaches to Bacterial Infection: A Healthy Immune System

Nutritional deficiencies can affect immune response and increase susceptibility to infection. In turn, infection further aggravates nutritional deficiencies by increasing metabolic demands, decreasing nutrient intake, or blocking absorption from the gut (Calder PC et al 2002; Scrimshaw NS et al 1997; Scrimshaw NS 2003). Nutritional and dietary supplements stimulate immune response and may result in fewer infections, particularly in the elderly and in malnourished, critically ill individuals (Chandra RK 1999). hardware

Some dietary supplements have been shown to enhance immune function. dual xeon

Phytonutrients. Phytonutrients are plant-derived, naturally occurring compounds thought to have curative, preventative, and nutritive value (Balentine DA et al 1999; Craig W et al 1999). The major immune-boosting components in fruits, vegetables, and herbs are flavonoids and carotenoids, which are antioxidants that protect cells from oxidative damage (Craig WJ 1999; Craig W et al 1999). Flavonoids have a number of powerful complementary and overlapping effects, including modulation of detoxification enzymes, stimulation of the immune system, reduction of platelet aggregation, modulation of cholesterol synthesis, reduction of blood pressure, and antioxidant and antibacterial effects (Craig W et al 1999; Lampe JW 1999). Carotenoids may boost the immune system to fight bacteria by increasing the number of white blood cells (Balentine DA et al 1999; Craig W et al 1999). storage

Alkylglycerols. Alkylglycerols are found in shark liver oil as well as cow, sheep, and human breast milk. They are thought to act as immune boosters against infectious diseases. They have no known adverse effects at relatively high dosages of 100 milligrams (mg) three times daily (Pugliese PT et al 1998). For more safety information on shark liver oil, especially for people with atherosclerosis, see the Safety Caveats section. seagate

Fighting Bacteria

In addition to immune-boosting supplements, a number of nutrients have shown antibacterial activity, especially when it comes to inhibiting bacterial infection. While large-scale human studies have yet to be conducted on many antibacterial nutrients, the existing animal studies show considerable promise with these agents. computer sales

Bee propolis and honey. Before antibiotics, honey was used to treat bacterial wound infections ( Lusby PE et al 2002; Miorin PL et al 2003; Molan PC 2002). Bee propolis has antibacterial and anti-inflammatory properties. In vitro laboratory studies have shown activity against TB, H. pylori, skin ulcers, and colitis (Boyanova L et al 2003; Dobrowolski JW et al 1991; Grange JM et al 1990). computer hardware

Bromelain. Bromelain (a digestive enzyme derived from the pineapple plant) has been used for centuries as a folk remedy for digestive problems and to promote wound healing. It has been proposed as a digestive aid and also has shown immunomodulatory properties (Engwerda CR et al 2001). In animal studies, bromelain has been effective against E. coli by disrupting the bacteria s ability to adhere to the mucosal lining in the digestive wall (Mynott TL et al 1996, 1997). printers

Cranberry juice. Cranberry juice can be an effective therapy for bacterial urinary tract infections, both to manage infection and to reduce recurrence (Fleet JC 1994; Kontiokari T et al 2001). Cranberry supplements are also available. technology

Oil of oregano. Oregano oil has been used for centuries in Far Eastern and Middle Eastern cultures to treat respiratory infections, chronic inflammation, urinary tract infections, dysentery, and jaundice. Laboratory studies in which the oil was applied directly to food-borne pathogens showed that oregano oil has strong antibacterial properties (Dadalioglu I et al 2004). Medicinal oregano grows wild in the mountainous areas of Greece and Turkey. It has a high mineral content that enhances its therapeutic benefits, including calcium, magnesium, zinc, iron, potassium, copper, boron, and manganese. This oil is considered safe for humans and may be used in conjunction with antibiotics to fight bacterial infection (Preuss HG et al 2005). mainframe

CoQ10. CoQ10 is essential for energy production in the mitochondria of cells. It is also a potent antioxidant. Studies have shown that people with allergies may lack CoQ10 (Ye CQ et al 1988; Gazdik F et al 2002). samsung

Magnesium. Magnesium is utilized by every cell in the body and participates in energy metabolism and protein synthesis. The body vigilantly protects blood magnesium levels, in part because at least 350 enzymatic processes depend on magnesium status for activation. As magnesium levels decline, the incidence of allergies and asthma increases, and magnesium has been used in the acute treatment of asthma attacks (Langsjoen P et al 1994; Hijazi N et al 2000). Magnesium directly depresses smooth muscle activity, which may help relieve the bronchoconstriction seen in asthma (Swain R et al 1999). computer repair

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Fibromyalgia Updated: 02/20/2006

Fibromyalgia is a relatively common disorder characterized by widespread muscle pain, stiffness, and disturbed sleep. People with fibromyalgia may have pain that lasts for months, or even years. Some people with fibromyalgia will be in continual pain. The disease, however, is complex and poorly understood. In 1990, the American College of Rheumatology set up criteria for the classification of fibromyalgia. Researchers have not yet uncovered the cause of fibromyalgia, although they have presented a number of theories (Kasper DL et al 2005). network

Fibromyalgia tends to occur in women much more often than in men. It is estimated that more than 80 percent of people with fibromyalgia are women between the ages of 30 and 60 years (Ataoglu S et al 2003). As many as 10 million people in the United States battle this chronic illness, and fully 5 percent of the world s population may contend with it (Goldenberg D 2002). digital cameras

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Studies in Australia and Canada have shown that 50 percent of patients with fibromyalgia who took no medication experienced a complete remission of all symptoms within 2 years. The other 50 percent had one or more symptoms of fibromyalgia for more than 2 years (Goldenberg D 2002). cheap computer

The Causes of Fibromyalgia

Although we do not yet know what causes fibromyalgia, great strides have been made in recent years in uncovering the underlying pathology of the disease. In fact, in recent years, researchers have begun to rethink fibromyalgia. For many years, fibromyalgia was thought to be a muscle disorder, but new research is also implicating the central nervous system. According to the newest research, it is a disease characterized by central sensitization of the spinal cord and central nervous system (Bennett R 2005; Gerwin RD 2005). This sensitization may occur because of inflammatory cytokines that trigger inducible nitric oxide synthase (INOS) in muscle tissue. The INOS causes inappropriate stimulation of pain receptors and an increase in oxidants such as the peroxynitrite radical and other reactive oxygen species. digital camera

Numerous studies have examined the role of nitric oxide in fibromyalgia, with interesting results: printer

• A study found that women with fibromyalgia experienced a reduced flow of nutrients to muscles after exercise. Researchers speculated that this might be related to elevated levels of INOS, which stimulates increased levels of nitric oxide (McIver KL et al 2006). xseries

• A paper examining the recent theories on the cause of fibromyalgia hypothesized that oxidative stress may play an important part in the disease. The paper called for double-blind studies to be done on antioxidants in the treatment of the disease (Ozgocmen S et al 2005a). maxtor

• A review of dozens of separate studies found that the central sensitization associated with fibromyalgia may be caused by stimulation of pain receptors in the muscles that causes changes in the spinal cord and central nervous system. These changes are strongly dependent on nitric oxide (Mense S 1999). data storage

• A hypothesis presented in one journal proposed that abnormally elevated levels of nitric oxide within the central nervous system generate high levels of peroxynitrite, an oxidant product of nitric oxide. This causes oxidative damage in tissues affected by the disorder (Pall ML 2005c). hitachi

While there is still much to learn, these new findings suggest several targets for fibromyalgia therapy, including antioxidants to limit oxidative damage and nutrients that inhibit pain receptors and transmitters in the muscles. One important pain transmitter is substance P, which is elevated in the cerebrospinal fluid of people with fibromyalgia (Stratz T et al 2004). rational

Of course, this is not the only avenue of research. Fibromyalgia is a complex disease that is influenced by multiple factors, including hormonal and psychological issues. For instance, the increased prevalence of fibromyalgia in women suggests a hormonal influence. This association is strengthened by observations that women who have fibromyalgia are much more likely to have late onset of menstruation and lower fertility rates than women without fibromyalgia (Schochat T et al 2003). Many of the most common fibromyalgia symptoms widespread muscle pain, fatigue, poor sleep, gastrointestinal problems, and depression also occur regularly in people who have demonstrated hormonal deficiencies (Adler GK et al 2002). websphere

Alternatively, many patients with fibromyalgia report that their symptoms began after they had experienced trauma particularly injuries to the head and neck. Fibromyalgia also seems to be aggravated by infection; it is known that chronic viral infection can trigger symptoms (Adak B et al 2005; Goldenberg D 2002). battery

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