Kombucha and Kefir are Foods of the 21st Century: A Opinion_ Crimson Publishers

Kombucha and Kefir are Foods of the 21st Century: A Opinion by Karina Teixeira, Magalhães-Guedes* in Journal of Biotechnology & Bioresearch_ Journal of Biotechnology

 

Abstract
Kefir is a fermented milk product having slight acidic taste, carbonation, and aroma good. The kefir beverage contains a specific mixture of microorganisms (lactic bacteria, acetic bacteria e yeast) that reside in symbiotic manner in a kefiran polysaccharide matrix. Kefir grains (Figure 1 & 2) can be characterized as small cauliflower florets, having a length of 10-40mm, irregularly shaped, white to yellowish in color, having firm texture and slimy appearance. The kefir microorganisms have a capacity to produce organic acids, antibiotics, and numerous types of antimicrobials; these substances have a lethal effect on pathogenic microorganisms of the body. Kefiran is an exopolysachhardie component of kefir grain that has significant importance in human health and nutrition.

kefir beverage is being used as prophylactic to lessen the threat of allergy, gastrointestinal diseases, and hypertension [3]. Kefir beverages also find acceptance for infants and preschoolers as naturais diet. kefir is efficient in lowering infections of small intestine in young ones and infants. Based on these nutritional claim’s kefir beverage can be classified as naturais probiotic resource.

consumed for its beneficial effects on human health. This nutritive beverage has been consumed in many countries for a very long time, and today interest is growing because scientific reports indicate that kombucha tea could prevent chronic diseases. Kombucha has a beneficial effect such as antibiotic properties, regulation of gastric, intestinal and glandular activities, relief of joint rheumatism, gout and hemorrhoids, positive influence on the cholesterol level, arteriosclerosis, toxin excretion and blood cleansing, diabetes, nervousness, and aging problems.

Nutritive ability of kombucha tea can be explained by the formation of iron and gluconic acid, which increases the level of blood hemoglobin and stimulates Adenosine Triphosphate (ATP) synthesis. Vitamin C synthesized by kombucha tea, can enhance absorption on nonheme (plant-derived) iron. Vitamin B group also synthesized by kombucha tea can promote the enzymatic activation for lipid and protein metabolism. The Central Oncological Research Unit in Russia have conducted population investigations on kombucha tea and have determined that consumption of this beverage on a daily basis has correlation with resistance to cancer [4]. The kombucha tea modulates immunity and prevents cancer proliferation at early phase of hormone-dependent tumor cell growth, due to the synergetic action of kombucha tea symbiosis. May have an effect against breast cancer. The potential health benefits of kombucha tea in humans are vast and potentially important for population health.

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The Report of 20 Missed Real COVID-19 Cases_ Crimson Publishers

The Report of 20 Missed Real COVID-19 Cases by Iraj Salehi Abari* in Examines in Advancements in Case Studies _ Advancements in Case Studies

 

Abstract
The COVID-19 is a new contagious viral/immunological systemic disorder with predominantly respiratory features caused by human infection with SARS-CoV-2. From the time the virus enters the body to the time of initial symptoms of the disease, it is called the incubation period which ranges from one day to fourteen days. Initial presentation in the patients with mild COVID-19 is including mild fever, dry cough, fatigue and then body ache, anosmia, and lack of taste. About 40% of patients with COVID-19 are asymptomatic and, 40%; mild, 15%; severe, and 5% are critical COVID-19. A negative SARS-CoV-2 test does not rule out the diagnosis of COVID-19 and that a positive test does not necessarily indicate a COVID-19 diagnosis. The normal lungs in HRCT scan with a negative SARS-CoV-2 test does not preclude that the person has COVID-19. Patients may contract COVID-19 without any risk factors and have no symptoms. The authors conclude that to reject or confirm the diagnosis of COVID-19 by performing a SARS-CoV-2 kit test and the HRCT scanning of lungs may not be the gold standard for diagnosis of COVID-19. In other words, history is the key to COVID-19 diagnosis. Therefore, in this article, twenty cases of COVID-19 are presented, in most of which the diagnostic test of SARS-CoV-2 and HRCT scan of the lungs are negative.

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