Panik hat gefährliche Auswirkungen auf unsere Fähigkeit, mit dem Coronavirus-Virus umzugehen. Coronavirus stellt unser Immunsystem auf eine harte Probe.
Stärken Sie Ihr Immunsystem mit Schwarzkümmelöl und Kurkuma.
Es ist traurig zu erfahren, dass es in einigen Teilen Deutschlands eine Panik bezüglich des Coronavirus gibt. Es ist wahr, es ist gefährlich wie andere Viren, aber wir sind nicht so hilflos, in Panik zu geraten. Da Forschungsergebnisse zeigen, dass Angst die Freisetzung des Stresshormons Cortisol in großen Mengen im gesamten Körper verursacht, kann Angst sogar unser Immunsystem schwächen, was uns zusätzlich zur Auslösung chronischer Krankheiten anfälliger für die Entwicklung von Erkältungen oder Grippe machen kann.
Daher möchte ich vorschlagen, das Immunsystem mit natürlichen Pflanzen wie Schwarzkümmelöl und Kurkuma sowie einfachen gesunden Maßnahmen wie ausreichend Schlaf statt Panik zu stärken. Für diejenigen unter Ihnen, die mehr über die Auswirkungen und die Verwendung erfahren möchten. Sie können auch unsere Website besuchen.
Recent interview Dr. Mitslal Kifleyesus-Matschie with by Kendrick N. Foster, from Harvard. It is every time good to remind us the vision and the aim of Ecological products of Ethiopia. A community and personal journey.
In the coming days, we are going to talk about Frankincense and Ethiopia. The role of Ethiopian frankincense—also known as olibanum—and myrrh have been documented in many books and scripts since antique time. Ethiopian women use frankincense for making heavy kohl eyeliner, our Queen of Saba used to empress King Soloman on her wealth and beauty. It demonstrated Egyptian women famously wore.
We have looked in the reserch of todays medicine what is discussed and learn that there is a project between Jena University and University Saarbrücken and a start-up company, Professor Werz to examined the curative effect of frankincense. The webiste of the reserachers indicated that „in this project the researchers were able to show where exactly the boswellic acids - which are responsible for the impact of the ingredients of the Boswellia resin - actually interfere in the process of inflammation. "Boswellic acids interact with several different proteins that are part of inflammatory reactions, but most of all with an enzyme which is responsible for the synthesis of prostaglandin E2," Oliver Werz points out. Prostaglandin E2 is one of the mediators of the immune response and plays a decisive role in the process of inflammation, in the development of fever and of pain. "Boswellic acids block this enzyme efficiently and thereby reduce the inflammatory reaction," the Jena pharmacist explains. With this, not only a targeted use in the therapy of inflammatory diseases is conceivable. It can also be expected that boswellic acids have less side effects than today's prevalent anti-inflammatory treatments like diclofenac or indometacin. Their impact is less specific, they can increase the risk of stomach ulcers and can negatively affect renal function.