Author(s)

Edward Krizhanovsky¹, Lim Kwong Choong², Natalya Laskova³

¹Moscow Technical University of Communications and Informatics, Moscow, Russia.
²BAE International Inc. SDN BHD, Kuala-Lumpur, Malaysia.
³Saint-Petersburg State University of Telecommunications, Saint-Petersburg, Russia.

Background: One of potentially dangerous problems for a human organism is the new strain of a virus of bird flu-A/H7N9. As it is regular mutation of bird flu virus, it obvious, that of antibacterial preparations is not efficient. Efficiency decreases when the number of agents with multiple stability to antimicrobic remedy vastly increases, the part of associate infections enlarges, and aggression of opportunistic pathogenic flora rises. This reduces the role of the preparations in prevention of epidemics. Therefore, the optimization of only etiotropic therapies does not fully solve the problem. In this connection natural preparations seem extremely promising which strengthen the functional condition of immune system and, thereby, activate protective forces of macroorganism. Objectives: One of such preparations is BAE Synergy Liquid, a natural mineral water which was underwent subtle energetic changes at the natural energetic deposit. Design: An estimation of protective efficiency of naturally modified mineral BAE SL water was performed on white outbred mice-males in models of H7N9 virus. The animals were monitored during 16 days after infection, and survived and fallen mice were counted daily. Results: The results revealed significant effect of the investigated preparation as possible prophylactic care and medical remedy to the mentioned virus. This means that one can be considered as potential effective remedy for human. Conclusions: As significant effect of the immune system resistance was revealed, the experimental model with studied naturally modified mineral water is potentially generalizable.

H7N9 Virus, Flue, Protection Activity, Immune System, Subtle Energy, Treatment

Krizhanovsky, E. , Choong, L. and Laskova, N. (2015) The Study of Natural Solution Protective Activity on H7N9 Virus. Journal of Biosciences and Medicines, 3, 1-6. doi: 10.4236/jbm.2015.35001.