Full Description
This book highlights the role of vitamins in preventing or reducing the pathogenesis or treatment of infectious viral diseases based on current ongoing research and past work. Using clinical evidence and trials that suggest the potential benefits of vitamin supplementation as prophylactic and therapeutic in infectious viral diseases, each individual vitamin is described in this context in separate chapters. It will be a valuable reference aid to researchers, clinicians, and medical bodies to develop improved therapeutic regimens.
Key Features:
Acts as a one-stop resource on the relevance of vitamins in infectious viral diseases.
Provides a clinical focus on disease prevention and therapy using vitamins for clinicians and researchers.
Discusses the molecular mechanisms of vitamins in COVID-19 and other viral diseases.
Contents
1. Infectious Viral Diseases: History and Pandemics. 2. Vitamin Dysregulation and Perturbations In Viral Diseases: Metabolism and Biochemistry. 3. The Significance of Water-Soluble Vitamins in SARS and Related Infections: Introduction of SARS and Related Infections. 4. Role of Fat-soluble Vitamins in Combating MERS & related respiratory Viral Diseases. 5. Role of Lipid soluble Vitamins in MERS and related infections. 6. The Role of vitamins in Influenza A and related infections: Prophylactic and Therapeutic Benefits. 7. Prophylactic and Therapeutic Role of Water-soluble Vitamins in Covid-19. 8. Prophylactic and Therapeutic Roles of Lipid-Soluble Vitamins in Covid-19: Promises and Scepticism. 9. Preventive and Therapeutic Roles of Water-Soluble Vitamins in Ebola Infection. 10. Novel Vitamin Interventional Therapies and Approaches Against Infectious Viral Diseases
