Contribution to the reduction of the effects of bacterial nosocomial infections, particularly on Gram-negative bacteria

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Active ingredients and their effects for the body's SEVENFOLD protection

GARLIC

contributes to maintaining intestinal microbiological balance and protection against harmful bacteria and microorganisms

ELDERBERRY

supports the immune system that protects the human body

KING OF BITTERS

supports the body’s natural defences, especially in the upper respiratory tract

TURMERIC + BLACK PEPPER

supports the immune system, lung and respiratory tract health. It provides protection against allergies and has a significant antioxidant function

WHITE HOREHOUND

supports the intestinal tract, contributes to healthy digestion and to proper liver and bile function

BILE ACIDS

One particularly important effect of bile acids is to protect the body in the gut and New directions of bile acid therapy

AntiBac is a new dietary supplement on the market, supported by an invention application from the National Research Development Agency!

AntiBac has been developed based on hundreds of international research studies and its ingredients have been selected to meet the current challenges and help the body's defences!

This synergistic composition is the reason why the National Research Development and Innovation Office supports AntiBac's invention application!

For the additional treatment of current infections, we have optimized the 30 capsule formulation, of which depending on the severity of the symptoms, it is recommended to use 1-4 capsules a day from the initial stage (in the first days)!

 

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'A hospital-acquired infection, also known as a nosocomial infection, is an infection that is acquired in a hospital or other health care facility. In the US, the cdc.gov estimated that roughly 1.7 million Healthcare-Associated infections, from all types of microorganisms, including bacteria and fungi combined, cause or contribute to 99,000 deaths each year. In Europe, where hospital surveys have been conducted, the category of gram-negative infections are estimated to account for two-thirds of the 25,000 deaths each year. Many types display antimicrobial resistance, which can complicate treatment.'
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en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hospital-acquired_infectionNosocomial infections
  • Gram‑negative sepsis and shockG17
    • In the modern hospital gram negative bacteraemia and the associated condition of septic shock are common occurrences. In the United States the estimated incidence of gram negative bacteraemia ranges from 71,000 to 330,000 cases annually. Fatalities attributed to this disease are between 18,000 and 132,000 each year. Sepsis is defined as a systemic disease caused by microorganisms or their products in the blood. Bacteraemia is the presence of viable organisms in the circulation. Gram negative bacteraemia in the critically ill patient is synonymous with gram negative sepsis. Septic shock is a clinical syndrome characterized by circulatory insufficiency and inadequate tissue perfusion. Septic shock is associated primarily although not exclusively with gram negative bacilli. The underlying illness of the patient is the primary factor determining the outcome of an episode of gram negative bacteraemia. Patients with a life threatening disorder have a very poor prognosis, while sepsis in a previously healthy person carries a good prognosis. The overall mortality in gram negative bacteraemia is 25%. When septic shock develops, the mortality increases to 50‑60%. Appropriate antibiotics that are synergistic against the infecting organism can decrease the mortality, but the overwhelming influence of host factors in predicting the outcome suggests that prevention and early treatment are the best means of decreasing mortality.
  • Changes in the incidence of multiresistant pathogens and its consequences in the intensive care unitG18
    • Incidence of nosocomial infections and antibiotics resistance in intensive care units is increasing worldwide. Blood stream infections of Gram negative non fermentive bacteria are associated with higher mortality. Aim and methods: The aim of this study was to compare the antibiotic sensitivity of nosocomial blood stream infections between years 2008–2010. Results: A methicillinrezisztens Staphylococcus aureus és a kiterjesztett spektrumú béta-laktamázt termelő Klebsiella ssp. és Escherichia coli érzékenysége nem változott, az Acinetobacter baumannii és a Pseudomonas aeruginosa antibiotikum-rezisztenciája nagymértékben nőtt. Multirezisztens Acinetobacter 2008-ban hemokultúrában nem fordult elő, 2010-ben azonban az összes véráramból izolált Acinetobacter csak colistinre volt érzékeny. A Pseudomonas aeruginosa érzékenysége a vizsgált időszakban a karbapenemekre jelentősen csökkent. Mortality was found to be higher in patients infected with multi-drug resistant Gram-negative pathogens compared to patients infected with antibiotic-sensitive bacteria. The active ingredients in garlic, white horehound and bile acids have antibacterial activity against Gram-negative bacteria, which account for the majority of hospital-acquired infections!
garlic

Garlic (Allium Sativum)

An AntiBac capsule contains the active ingredients of several cloves of garlic!

  • Efficacy of garlic against respiratory infections has been proven in a modern clinical trial.B16 According to a study, the prolonged preventive intake of garlic significantly reduced the risk of respiratory infections.
  • The efficacy of its active agents against pathogensB2 has been proven in several experiments. Due to the proven antibacterial effect of sulphur containing compounds, in theory, it could be used in the eradication of Helicobacter pylori infections.B19 B13
  • According to epidemiological studies, certain tumours of the digestive system are less frequent among regular garlic eaters, B10 which partly might be due to the antibacterial effect of certain active agents in garlic.
  • Under laboratory conditions, garlic has been found to prevent the growth of several respiratory pathogens (bacteria, viruses).B16
bitter andrographis

King of bitter (Andrographis paniculata)

Leaves and roots of king of bitters have been used to make medicine in India and China since before antibiotics were invented

  • The efficacy of the King of Bitters extract against various pathogens (E. coli, Staphylococcus aureus, Staphylococcus epidermidis, Pseudomonas aeruginosa, B. subtilis, Candida albicans) and its anti inflammatory, immunomodulant and antispasmodic qualities have been experimentally proven.C2 C8
white horehound

White horehound (Marrubium vulgare)

White horehound is such a popular herb that it is even used to make sweets!

  • Efficacy as an immunomodulant of white horehound has been demonstrated on animals infected by Salmonella typhimurium.D3 It has shown an antimicrobial effect against several pathogensD3 (Gram + bacteria, fungi, parasites such as Toxoplasma gondii, Trichomonas vaginalis and Plasmodium berghei, E. Coli) under laboratory conditions. It has showed an antiviral effect against the herpes virus.D2 D3
turmeric

Turmeric (Curcuma Longa)

The benefits of turmeric have been recognised by the pharmaceutical and health industries

  • Curcumin has an immunostimulatory effect proven in experiments: during the immune response, it enhanced the production of anti-bodies and white blood cell count.E2 But its impact on the immune system is even more complex. In the experimentally induced allergen-provoked airway obstruction, it also moderated airway narrowing in the experiments.E6
  • This effect is produced by the inhibition of the NF‑κB pathway, which also plays a role in the development of asthma.E7 According to the experiments, the antiallergic effect develops in food allergies as well,E21 partly through maintaining the balance of Th1 / Th2 cells.

Bile acids

Endotoxins are components of the Gram negative bacteria.G16 They consist of a species specific lipopolysaccharide (LPS) moiety as well as conservative lipid A, which is the toxic portion of the molecule.

    • Millions of Gram negative bacteria live in mammals, which usually do not cause a health problem. In pathological cases, endotoxemia develops as a result of higher amounts of endotoxin entering the bloodstream, which can cause trauma and shock. This can happen when the bacterium is killed or starts to multiply, in which case the endotoxins are released from the bacterium and get into the body. Endotoxin (LPS) released by live or dead bacteria binds to the lipopolysaccharide binding protein (LPB) in the blood. The LPB LPS complex binds to macrophage CD14 receptors, a process that results in macrophage activation. Activated macrophages induce the formation of various molecules, primarily cytokines (e.g. IL 1, IL 6, TNF α, IFN g, etc.), which eventually enter the circulatory system and activate the immune system through various mechanisms. The body’s defence mechanism becomes overloaded due to an increase in the amount of endotoxin entering the bloodstream, the immune system “overreacts” to the danger, which can lead to tissue destruction, endotoxic shock, and ultimately death.
    • Sepsis is a common and increased risk factor for such conditions. Sepsis is when, by overcoming the defence mechanism, pathogenic bacteria spread from a purulent nucleus at different points in the body and, together with the endotoxins, enter the bloodstream and lead to the development of symptoms of sepsis.
    • All of the effects that damage the intestinal mucosa have been shown to reduce or prevent altogether the production of a peptide, cholecystokinin, in the absence of which the gallbladder cannot empty the bile into the intestine and, in its absence, endotoxins released from broken bacteria, and when introduced into the circulation, endotoxemia, in more severe cases, trigger shock. Under natural conditions, however, bile acids protect the body against endotoxins that are still present in the gut because they are broken down into non toxic parts. It has also been shown that this protection also protects all lipoid structured agents (such as enveloped large viruses). This system of protection based on the detergent effect of bile acids is physicochemical protection.

AntiBac is also available or ordered in EVERY Hungarian pharmacy and herbal specialty stores!

In Hungary, if you buy the AntiBac product, we pay the delivery and cash on delivery fee, which can save you up to 1,440 HUF!

In Hungary, if you buy the AntiBac product, we pay the delivery and cash on delivery fee, which can save you up to 1,440 HUF!

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Additional health suggestions about the effects of herbs and bile acids:

Against harmful bacteria

Protection against bacteria

The essential role of bile acids and herbs in protection against bacteria.

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Bacterial and fungal infections

The beneficial effects of bile acids and herbs on various infections

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Bacterial nosocomial infections

According to survey, millions of people get infected in hospitals every year

Supporting the immune system and the body’s natural defences, especially in the upper respiratory tract

Supporting the immune system

The immune system is a set of cells, tissues and organs involved in the defence against potential infections

Cancer cells

Supporting the intestinal tract

The essential role of bile acids and herbs in digestion

Mitigating the effects of bacterial superinfections

Mitigating bacterial superinfections

Various respiratory viruses impair the defences of the airways

Antioxidant effect

Antioxidant effect

In several chronic diseases the reduction of natural antioxidant protection has been observed

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B16 - Preventing the Common Cold With a Garlic Supplement

Preventing the Common Cold With a Garlic Supplement: A Double-Blind, Placebo-Controlled Survey Download – PDF Abstract One hundred forty-six volunteers were randomized to receive a placebo or an allicin-containing garlic supplement, one capsule daily, over a 12-week period between November

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E2 - Immunomodulatory activity of curcumin

Immunomodulatory activity of curcumin Download – PDF Abstract Curcumin, an active ingredient present in Curcuma longa, was analysed for the immunomodulatory activity in Balb/c mice. Curcumin administration was found to increase the total WBC count (15,290) significantly on the 12th

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G16 - Physiological effects of endotoxin

Az endotoxin élettani hatásai Download – PDF Az endotoxin fiziológiai szerepe emberi szervezet esetében sokrétű és dózisfüggő. Ma már tudjuk, hogy az endotoxinok csak akkor fejtik ki hatásukat, ha elszabadulnak a Gram-negatív baktérium felszínéről. Ez akkor történhet meg, ha a

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G17 - Gram negative sepsis and shock

Gram negative sepsis and shock Download – PDF Abstract In the modern hospital gram negative bacteremia and the associated condition of septic shock are common occurrences. In the United States the estimated incidence of gram negative bacteremia ranges from 71,000

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