Do you know how you can protect yourself from viruses?

Do you know how you can protect yourself from viruses?

The best way to protect yourself from viruses is to arm yourself with the knowledge of how they work in them. Get to know your survival mechanisms and vulnerabilities. More than 4000 viruses are known. Scientists have argued whether viruses are living beings at all.

from conception to death, proteins (amino acids) play a major role in cell health. Each living being is equipped with both external and innate protective mechanisms to ward off bacteria, viruses, mushrooms and intruders. Indeed, pay attention to the protective protein cover that surrounds individual cells. Pay particular attention to the enzymes that break down and repair amino acids. This is the key to all diseases and a pulsating life.

viruses penetrate into a cell by changing the structure and permeability of the cell wall. Viruses cannot survive alone - they have to kidnap a host cell, inject their own nucleic acid and replicate like a copy that has been out of control. Viruses use a kind of agglutin (big word for a substance that sticks things in itself) called hemagglutinin to bind to sialin acid bindings on the surface of epithelial host cells. As soon as the virus attaches, it begins to change the permeability of the host cell wall - it softens the cell wall, bends it apart and generates holes (pores) in the sial ledic acid compounds on the surface. Through these pores, viruses get into the host to hide inside and avoid the immune system. You do this by using an enzyme called neuraminidase. This special enzyme can catalyze sialin acid bindings on the surface of the host cell (break apart). These two important molecules classify viruses: hemaglutinin (h) and neuraminidase (s). Each virus has a type of H and a type of N. H1N1, for example, was responsible for the 1918 pandemic, while the swine flu pandemy was H2N2. If a virus mutates or jumps, the H and N numbers change to reflect the shift. If newer, more virulent virus strains are formed, human antibodies against the older people no longer recognize them and a new infection can occur. The H and N numbers change to reflect the shift. If newer, more virulent virus strains are formed, human antibodies against the older people no longer recognize them and a new infection can occur. The H and N numbers change to reflect the shift. If newer, more virulent virus tribes are formed, human antibodies against the older people no longer recognize them and there may be another infection.

neuraminidase plays a key role in the ability of the virus to step into the host cell and to leave it. This enzyme disassembles chains of sugar and other glycoproteins. Mucin is a protective glycoprotein that is excreted in the mucus of the airways and digestive tract. The sugar molecules bound to Mucine increase the water stop capacity and resistant against digestive enzymes. The disturbance or pore generated in the chain enables the virus to escape from the protective mucus fluid in the airways and to get to the brain and other tissues via the spleen. Viruses have developed to use this enzyme for their advantage - neuraminidase prevents them from being aggregated (adhering to each other) and are trapped in protective mucous membrane.

An important player in virus prevention is the "aquaporine". Defined by the Farlex Medical Dictionary (link below): "A member of a family of transmemembrane brim proteins that are found in epithelial membranes and serve to regulate the trans -epithelial water movement in tissues that are involved in the homeostasis of body fluids." In other words, essential membrane proteins that tunnel in every cell, bring essential nutrients into every cell and transport toxins from any cell.

Have you ever heard of you? Doubtful. Are you important? Critical. Aquaporins are essential for cell hydration and oxygen supply. Hydrated cells protect against toxins and remove them. Viruses in dehydrated cells have more time to multiply. And that's how it is with cancer. An external acid pH and dehydration of the cells, increased sugar metabolism and poor water perfusion enable the invasion, replication and metastasis of cancer cells. (Virus infections are pH sensitive; link below)

neuraminidase inhibitors are effective treatments that reduce the fluid ability both the host and virus cell membrane. Makes it rigid and inhibits the ability of the virus to penetrate the host cell. There are several vegetable virostatics that are known to do so. Ginger, Rhodiola, Elder, Chinese Skullcap and Lakritz are neuraminidase inhibitors that are effective both against influenza A and influenza A tribes. (Bühner, link below)

A large part of your immune system is in the intestine - so good digestion is of crucial importance. Digestion enzymes, hydrochloric acid, probiotics and fermented foods are essential for intestinal health. Viruses, bacteria, fungi and parasites all consist of protein. Protease enzymes digest protein membranes that surround viruses, and leave them unprotected and susceptible to destruction. The herpes zoster virus has been successfully treated with enzymes and without side effects since 1968. The Medical Enzyme Research Institute found that enzymes significantly limit the progression of HIV in early stages. In HIV-positive patients-enzyme therapy can delay the outbreak of the disease-sometimes permanently. (Enzyme for life, link below)

hydrochloric acid (stomach) not only decomposes food, but also kills pretty much every pathogen known to humans. Proton pump inhibitors such as "The Lila Pille" inhibit the production of gastric acid. This is counterproductive. A hydrochloric acid supplement is necessary. Probiotics and fermented foods such as kefir, kombucha and fermented vegetables contain living cultures that populate their intestines with useful bacteria that restore a healthy microbial balance. Healthy digestion means that your immune system can spend less time reducing food for energy and more time to identify and destroy pathogens.

Finally - an absolute superstar - colloidal silver. Colloidal silver was seen as an essential part of the human immune system until the end of the 1930s. The ancient Greeks lined water and wine with silver. The Romans made envelopes against burns. American settlers put silver coins in milk and water to keep them fresh and kill germs. The expression "born with a silver spoon in the mouth" comes from the time when rich people put their children in their children in their children and silver pacifiers to protect them from the germs of the citizens. In the bubbles of the 14th century, wealthy people were largely untouched. In 1920 Alfred Searle wrote a book entitled "The Use of Colloids in Health and Disease", which is intended to help doctors understand the healing properties of colloidal silver.

We are ready to close the circle. Everything new is simply forgotten well.