How rifampicin works The antibiotic rifampicin is effective against various strains of bacteria. It blocks a bacterial enzyme (RNA polymerase) that the germs need to produce vital proteins. As a result, they die. The antibiotic therefore has a bactericidal (bactericidal) effect. Because it is well distributed in the body – rifampicin also has a good … Rifampicin: Effect, Applications, Side Effects
What is talk therapy? Talk therapy – also called conversational psychotherapy, client-centered, person-centered or non-directive psychotherapy – was founded in the mid-20th century by psychologist Carl R. Rogers. It belongs to the so-called humanistic therapies. These are based on the assumption that the human being constantly wants to develop and grow. The therapist supports this … Talk therapy: Procedure, Effect, Requirements
How lercanidipine works Lercanidipine is an active ingredient from the group of calcium channel blockers, more precisely from the group of dihydropyridines. It has a vasodilatory effect and thus lowers blood pressure. Lercanidipine is therefore an antihypertensive drug. By lowering blood pressure, it prevents serious secondary diseases such as heart attack and stroke. The first … Lercanidipine: Effect, Areas of Use, Side Effects
How atorvastatin works Atorvastatin is a representative of the statins – a group of active ingredients that can lower high cholesterol levels. Cholesterol is a vital substance that the body needs, among other things, to build cell membranes and to form hormones and bile acids (for fat digestion). The body produces around two thirds of … Atorvastatin: Effect, administration, side effects
How Neomycin works Aminoglycosides such as neomycin are particularly effective against the group of Gram-negative bacteria. The cell membrane (envelope) of these bacteria has special channels called porins. Through these, aminoglycosides such as neomycin enter the interior of a bacterium. This is where their point of attack is located: the ribosomes. These are complexes consisting … Neomycin: Effect, Application, Side Effects
What effect do psyllium seeds have? Psyllium seeds are the seeds of two species of the plantain family (Plantaginaceae). They are rich in fiber and act as a swelling agent in the intestines. The use of psyllium seeds or psyllium husks is medically recognized in the following cases: for occasional or chronic constipation (constipation) to … Psyllium (Husk): Effect
Effect Mupirocin inhibits the growth (bacteriostatic effect) of staphylococci and streptococci. In higher concentrations it has a killing effect (bactericidal). It also helps in infections with the MRSA germ. Mupirocin interferes with bacterial protein synthesis (formation of protein chains) by preventing the individual amino acids from linking together. This special mechanism of action ensures that … Mupirocin: Effect, Application, and Side effects
How valproic acid works Valproic acid interferes with neuronal events at various points in brain metabolism. It blocks voltage-dependent sodium channels and T-type calcium channels. In addition, it increases the concentration of the nerve messenger gamma-aminobutyric acid (GABA) by inhibiting its degrading enzymes. Glutamic acid, for example, is an excitatory neurotransmitter, while GABA is an … Valproic Acid: Effect, Side Effects
How macrogol works Macrogol is an active ingredient from the group of laxatives with water-binding and laxative properties. The increased binding of water in the gastrointestinal tract causes on the one hand an increase in stool volume, which stimulates intestinal activity (peristalsis), and on the other hand it makes the stool softer. Certain diseases (such … Macrogol: Effect, Application, Side Effects
How pregabalin works Pregabalin belongs to the group of antiepileptic drugs and blocks voltage-dependent calcium channels in the central and peripheral nervous system. It binds specifically to certain subunits of these calcium channels and in this way inhibits the calcium-mediated release of neurotransmitters. These subunits are mainly found in the cerebellum, the cortex, the hippocampus … Pregabalin: Effect, administration, side effects
How beclometasone works Beclometasone is a potent corticosteroid that, among other things, inhibits the formation of inflammation-mediating signal substances (such as prostaglandins) in the body. At the same time, it reduces the formation of new cells of the immune system. This stops inflammatory processes and suppresses immune reactions. The human body has an efficient defense … Beclometasone: Effect, Applications, Side Effects
What is the effect of lavender? True lavender (Lavandula angustifolia) is an ancient medicinal plant. The active ingredients are the (with linalyl acetate, linaool etc.) and the tannins in the flowers. The following effects have been described for lavender: centrally depressant, calming, anxiolytic and mood-enhancing Anti-flatulent (carminative) nerve-protective (neuroprotective) antispasmodic (anticonvulsant) antiseptic (antimicrobial) Lavender is … Lavender: Effect and Application
