How bifonazole works Bifonazole is an antifungal agent from the group of azole antifungals. It is used externally. Fungi form a separate kingdom alongside animals and plants in the classification of living organisms whose cells contain a cell nucleus. Like the other kingdoms, fungi have certain peculiarities that medicine makes use of to develop active … Bifonazole: Effect, Applications, Side Effects
How diazepam works Diazepam is a drug from the benzodiazepine group and as such has anxiety-relieving, sedative, muscle-relaxing and antispasmodic effects. The active substance influences the nerve cells in the brain stem and the limbic system – a functional unit of the brain that is essentially responsible for a person’s state of mind. Diazepam enhances … Diazepam: Effects, Applications, Side Effects
What effect do artichokes have? The most important ingredients in the leaves of the artichoke plant are caffeic acid, chlorogenic and neochlorogenic acid, cynarin, bitter substances (around six percent), flavonoids and sesquiterpenes (bitter substances). They are thought to be responsible for the healing effect of artichokes. Artichokes (Cynara scolymus) promote the production and secretion of … Artichokes: Effects and Applications
How Ceftriaxone works Ceftriaxone is an antibacterial agent from the cephalosporin group. It inhibits the cell wall synthesis of bacteria, causing the germs to die (bactericidal effect). The antibiotic is mainly effective against so-called gram-negative pathogens, but is also used against gram-positive germs. It is therefore also used for mixed infections. Absorption, degradation and excretion … Ceftriaxone: Effects, Applications, Side Effects
How the patient experiences an endoscopy and what to look for depends largely on the type of endoscopic examination he or she is about to undergo. Some involve so much effort that the patient is put under general anesthesia for them, as in laparoscopy. Others do not require any anesthesia at all, such as endoscopy … Performance of Endoscopy
Introduction BCAA are widely branched protein chains, so-called Branched-Chain Amino Acids. Hence the abbreviation BCAA. Protein is used in the body for many important processes. BCAA are not only used in sports, but also have other applications, such as medicine, aging and recovery. For whom are BCAA suitable? Although BCAA are naturally occurring nutrients, they … Application areas of BCAA
