The Sábila and the Sars Cov-2. Prevention, treatment or cure. (Review)
Keywords:
sábila; treatment; covid-19; virusAbstract
This investigation has as objective to carry out a bibliographical revision through electronic platforms, with the objective to find data on the Sábila plant, for a possible prevention, treatment or cure of the Covid-19, disease caused by the virus Sars Cov-2. ¶In this work it is used as method the bibliographical search of scientific studies concerning the biological and chemical activity of the Sábila, plant that works like a powerful antiviral and anti-diabetic. ¶The carried out search throws that Sábila reduces the cholesterol levels, improves the circulation, aid to improve the levels of triglycerides and it reduces the glucose of the organism, it is a good antihistamine one and acts like dilator of bronchi, it is ideal to treat respiratory problems, reduces the asthma and the fat in the blood, fortifies the immune system (it turns to the most resistant organism before the virus or diseases).¶The Sábila is a plant that possesses characteristics and properties to treat diverse affections, reason why it should be considered in the prevention or treatment of the Covid-19.
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