Runny nose? All the 'power' of copper against infection
When your nose runs in the pharmacy, herpasorin ('rin', nose, from the Greek) is available, the first medical device in gel based on natural active ingredients that defend the nasal mucosa with a complete action, to the point of preventing the replication of the virus or inhibiting Ige, in case of allergy.
The beneficial effect on the mucous membranes is due not only to the 'power' of copper gluconate which acts on the immune system by breaking the bonds of viral DNA, blocking its replication and diffusion, but also to the synergy of this substance with the other components of the product: quercetin, hyaluronic acid, trehalose and vitamin C.
It is therefore a new formula of natural active ingredients that are able to provide immediate relief by performing different functions together.
An indispensable metal
Copper is an essential component for our body. It is found naturally in the liver , heart, brain but 50% of the total is in bones and muscles.
Its beneficial properties against infections are numerous. Recent English studies ( University of Southampton ) have shown that it is also useful in cases of antibiotic resistance. In fact, for centuries, before the discovery of antibiotics, various types of infections were treated with copper.
Even a papyrus from about 45 centuries ago talks about it, then the Greeks, Romans and Aztecs also used copper for healing purposes. In 1832, during the cholera epidemic in France, they noticed that workers who worked with copper did not contract the disease. They were practically immune!
And today we know, for example, that copper can reduce the viral load on surfaces by 90%.
However, the properties of the other substances present in herpasorin are no less.
Quercetin has antihistaminic and anti-inflammatory action: this flavonoid inhibits the production of histamine by mast cells (immune cells), reduces the production of IgE, responsible for the increase in the allergic response, and finally inhibits leukotrienes, lipid molecules that contribute to inflammatory processes.
Hyaluronic acid, which is obtained from human and animal organisms, forms a barrier to entry, protecting the nose from allergens, limiting the spread of viruses and bacteria that can complicate the situation; then if there are small wounds caused by frequent nose blowing, it promotes skin hydration and helps healing.
Trehalose, a natural sugar obtained from some plant and animal organisms, also protects the skin from dehydration, another cause of local irritation.
Vitamin C (or ascorbic acid), also present in large quantities in citrus fruits, tomatoes, peppers, berries, kiwi, green vegetables and vegetables from the cabbage family, is an excellent antioxidant, antiviral (raises the immune system) and healing agent.
herpasorin can also be used to prevent allergic rhinitis. It can be administered to both adults and children from 3 years of age.
How to use herpasorin
Apply the gel as soon as you get up in the morning or 20 minutes before leaving the house and again after 12 hours. First blow your nose gently. Measure out an adequate amount of product by placing the tip of the tube at the mouth of your nostrils, approximately the equivalent of a coffee bean for adults and about half for children. Then lightly squeeze your nostrils to make the gel adhere.
Do not blow your nose within the first 10 minutes of application.
Herpasorin has a natural color: to avoid it staining the skin, remove any excess with a tissue.
The extra tip
To strengthen the effect of herpasorin, you can also take the natural food supplement herpasovir, which is aimed at strengthening the immune system.
In general, we must always keep in mind that the first defense against diseases is our immune system, so first of all we try to keep active the antiviral defenses that nature has equipped us with.
Social, hygienic, environmental and nutritional conditions are crucial. The belief has spread that many pathologies have been defeated by drugs but in reality infections are rarer precisely where the overall living conditions are optimal, such as industrialized countries. Even the current morbidity and mortality from CoVID-19 almost entirely concerns only subjects affected by chronic and immunologically weak pathologies or with latent genetic pathologies.
How to help the immune system?
• Maintain a healthy lifestyle by avoiding psycho-physical and biological stress;
• with a healthy diet (avoid canned food);
• living in a not too polluted environment;
• with a personalized supplement prescription;
• treating acute pathologies first of all with non-pharmacological treatments, so that the body does not become accustomed to the drugs;
• remember that medicine is not an exact science, but that each individual is different.
John Playfair, former director of the Department of Immunology at University College Hospital, London, wrote: “Medicine does not know why, in the presence of a germ, some people get sick and others do not.”