Polyphenols in Matily Herbal & Spices Boosts Antibodies in an Elderly Following COVID 19 Infections – A Case Study

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  • John Thottukadavil Eapen MEEISATCODE, Phoenix hospital, Masoli Road, Dahanu Road, Palghar Dist. Maharashtra.

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https://doi.org/10.32553/ijmsdr.v6i1.894

Keywords:

COVID-19, Matily Herbal Drink, Matily Herbal, Spices Mix

Abstract

An elderly patient had COVID-19 infection in August 2020 and started the home remedies treatment for the first 18 hours, followed by Azithromycin 250 mg for 6 days. The patient revered well, and the infection was confirmed by antibodies in the patient's serum. Later on, the patient was on Matily Herbal Drink and Matily Herbal & Spices Mix to avoid complications connected with COVID-19 re-infection. After completing 12 months of post COVID-19 infection, the antibodies were assessed to find the status. It was found to be increased in qualitative assessment. The quantitative assessment of antibodies showed a much higher value compared with individuals who had both the dose of vaccines and tested the blood after two weeks since the second dose of vaccine. We suggest that the increased antibodies could be because of the bioavailability of polyphenols present in the Matily Herbal Drink and Matily Herbal & Spices Mix.

Polyphenols inactivate COVID-19 virus and this may have helped the body to increase its antibody production. The bioavailability of polyphenols depends on various factors, including acidulants in the diet. Based on the present studies, we suggest India should have her own strategies to increase antibodies in the population instead of just following the norms laid by International Agencies for the booster dose of vaccine 

Keywords: COVID-19, Matily Herbal Drink, Matily Herbal, Spices Mix

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2022-01-07

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Eapen, J. T. . (2022). Polyphenols in Matily Herbal & Spices Boosts Antibodies in an Elderly Following COVID 19 Infections – A Case Study. International Journal of Medical Science And Diagnosis Research, 6(1). https://doi.org/10.32553/ijmsdr.v6i1.894

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