48th Global Summit on Biotechnology & Food Sciences
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Accepted Abstracts

Experience in Effective Therapy and Prevention of Viral Diseases , Including Coronavirus in 2020-2023.

Sergey Roslyak*
Ukrainian State University of Food Technologies, Kiev, Ukraine.

Citation: Roslyak S (2023) Experience in Effective Therapy and Prevention of Viral Diseases , Including Coronavirus in 2020-2023. SciTech BioTech-Food Sciences 2023.

Received: October 10, 2023         Accepted: October 12, 2023         Published: October 12, 2023

Abstract

The problem of treating viral diseases, including coronovirus, based on the use of pharmacological drugs, has not currently been solved. A practical solution is to expand the use of beekeeping products (propolis, royal jelly, zabrus and wax moths) that have the property of limiting the activity of viruses. We have developed and tested: 1. Treatment regimen for patients at the initial stage of the disease. 2. Treatment regimen for moderately severe patients. 3. Scheme for the prevention of viral diseases. Results :1. Timely treatment with propolis oil and propolis tincture made it possible to stop the progression of the disease and shorten the treatment time. 2. The use of wax moth tincture made it possible to stabilize the condition of moderately severe patients and subsequently ensured almost complete recovery. Rapid recovery in the first group after 4-5 days , in the second - after 6-7 days. There are no serious unwanted effects. 3. Among the volunteers who took the recommended products according to the proposed prevention scheme in the autumn-spring period for 1.5 months and again after 4.5 months, no cases of the disease were noted. This approach should be a paradigm shift in therapeutic tactics during a viral pandemic. Strengths of the study: high efficiency, reasonable budget of drugs, their availability, possibility of parallel use of pharmaceutical drugs, absence of complications. Limitations: allergic reaction to bee products in about 5-7% of the population, insufficient clinical studies. The decisive factor is that most patients hope for a magic pill and do not accept full responsibility for their health and the health of their loved ones.