Sentences with phrase «are therapeutic dose»

Their oils are blends designed to be used for a specific purpose and are therapeutic dose.

Natural pain and stress relief: Natural compounds that can act on pain and inflammation are therapeutic doses of emulsified resveratrol and curcumin, plenty of vitamin D, and a good quality fish oil and other essential fatty acids.

Not exact matches

«It gives pharmacists the opportunity to work directly in real time with patients as opposed to doing it through the mail, working on their doses and making sure it actually has the therapeutic effect that it is intended to have.»

Pushed beyond the therapeutic dose, it is self - defeating.

The therapeutic dose is 3 - 4 Tbsp per day.

They say one serving of cashews is equivalent in mood boosting therapeutic properties to a dose of prozac, which you might need after seeing all the heinous halloween costumes.

I'm also finding that all the bites, cookies, brownies, and breads I've been making help me to increase my coconut oil intake (a therapeutic dose is 3 - 4 Tbsp a day).

And if you're taking that at the approved therapeutic dose of 300 mg 3x / day, you're looking at 4.3 g x 3 = 12.9 g of turmeric powder a day.

c dapat daw natural, but my pedia said na oks lang yon since it was given therapeutically, which, i belive kasi nga may list kami na to avoid nga at allowed given in therapeutic doses.

Therefore, a level of 10 percent of the therapeutic dose for infants (or the equivalent dose for adults, adjusted by body weight) is used.

This is compared with the therapeutic dose of the drug, and the «rate of clearance» of the drug by the baby is also taken into account — the lower the level of clearance, the higher the baby's exposure to the drug.

«Randomized trials have confirmed the value of radiation dose escalation for prostate tumors, and the potential benefits of larger radiation doses in fewer fractions, are expected to increase the therapeutic efficacy for men with prostate cancer,» said Anders Widmark, MD, a professor of radiation sciences at Umeå University in Umeå, Sweden and lead author of the study.

Moreover, companies are moving into the use of new types of therapeutic proteins such as antibodies, which are only effective at high doses.

There's no approved medical treatment for cocaine addiction: no therapeutic equivalent of the methadone dose, the Antabuse pill, or the nicotine patch.

Nanotechnology has so many potential benefits to offer our future collective public health, but as any toxicologist will tell you, it's frequently a thin line between a therapeutic dose and a toxic one.»

The c - MYC pathway appeared to some researchers to be an unlikely therapeutic target for beta cell regeneration because past studies had found it to cause beta cell death when activated in high doses.

«Based on the variability of pharmacokinetic parameters and drug clearance, the two Vancomycin nomograms developed to predict therapeutic Vancomycin concentrations in healthy adults did not accurately estimate dosage regimens in older children regardless of weight or age, and therefore should not be used to aid empiric dosing,» said Dr. Jessica Gillon.

Future studies are being planned to determine if a higher dose of Verapamil may be needed to be therapeutic for some patients.

That suggests an opportunity to expand the «therapeutic window,» or the range of doses at which a drug may be administered safely, she said.

A 1997 editorial in the New England Journal of Medicine noted that «it is difficult to titrate the therapeutic dose of this drug, and it is not widely prescribed.

«Without a way to better define the deficiency, we aren't able to define the ideal patient or a therapeutic dose of zinc.»

In the largest prospective study to date, following women for 8 years post treatment, 81 women were asked to hold their breath during radiation treatment for breast cancer - a process that was repeated until therapeutic dose was reached.

«This is the first nanocarrier - drug combination that shows therapeutic effects for three to four months with a single dose.

(As defined in this study, the therapeutic efficiency is 50 % of the effective dose (ED50), and is used as an index of drug strength.

This therapeutic effect was enhanced by combining the Angiopoietin - 2 antibody with a so - called metronomic chemotherapy: In this kind of therapy, chemotherapeutic drugs are given continuously at much lower dose as in the classical high - dose chemotherapy.

«For prevention, where a drug is given before the symptoms of Alzheimer's disease appear, and likely over longer periods of time, bexarotene is not likely a viable therapeutic because of this known toxicity unless dosing is carefully controlled and patients are closely monitored.»

The second branch of the combination therapy, the low - dose metronomic chemotherapy, was similarly found to exert its therapeutic effect through a novel, hitherto unrecognized mechanism: The metronomic chemotherapy turned out to not primarily target the tumor cells, but to act on the recruitment of yet another tumor - promoting cell population from the bone marrow.

New research shows that a bioactive compound called resolvin D - 1, injected as a therapeutic dose, is able to limit this collateral damage in the kidneys, as tested in an animal model.

Additionally, ACE910 absorbed into the plasma at a steady rate similar for both Japanese and Caucasian volunteers and remained in the blood with a half - life of four to five weeks, suggesting that the drug's therapeutic effects could be sustained with once - weekly subcutaneous dosing of ACE910.

To test the capsule's real - world applications, the team used both mathematical modeling and animal models to investigate the effects of delivering a sustained therapeutic dose of a drug called ivermectin, which is used to treat parasitic infections such as river blindness.

«If your ability to metabolize poisons is compromised, then a therapeutic dose can become a toxic dose.

«We see real promise in therapeutic strategies for SMA that increase production of the SMN protein,» said Muscular Dystrophy Association Executive Vice President Research and Medical Director Valerie Cwik, M.D. «We're delighted ISIS Pharmaceuticals is moving forward with a Phase 1 dose - escalation study of its antisense drug in children with SMA.»

The study conducted in the laboratory of Don Cleveland, Ph.D., UCSD Professor of Medicine, Neurosciences and Cellular and Molecular Medicine and member of the Ludwig Institute for Cancer Research, shows that therapeutic molecules known as antisense oligonucleotides can be delivered to the brain and spinal cord through the cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) at doses shown to slow the progression of ALS in rats.

The condition is more common than muscular dystrophy and cystic fibrosis, but the development of new therapeutic concepts is hindered by the fact that unlike muscular dystrophy and cystic fibrosis, where a single mutated gene causing the disease is known, the entire human chromosome 21 (containing around 300 genes) still has to be dissected into individual gene - dose contributions to the DS symptoms.

Our radiation oncologists, who are at the forefront of research, have been leaders in developing and evaluating new therapeutic methods that spare healthy tissue and deliver effective doses of radiation over a shorter period of time.

TIC10 seems to be nontoxic to normal cells or mice even at doses 10 times higher that an observed therapeutic dose, however more research needs to be completed to satisfy FDA requirements prior to initiation of clinical testing.

«The therapeutic doses are less than a nanogram per kilogram of body weight - compared to milligram - per - kilogram concentrations needed for most pharmaceutical drugs.»

«And of course the French loved it because it's present in red wine — except you'd destroy your liver if you ever drank enough red wine to give you a therapeutic dose.

Adipose contains up to 2,500 times more stem and regenerative cells than bone marrow, is more abundant, more quickly obtained and processed to a therapeutic dose using advanced lipoaspirate technology.

This includes phase I and II trials, where the safety of a particular drug is tested and a therapeutic dose is identified, and phase III trials, where drugs are introduced to patients for the very first time.

The toxicology reports which were released a month later revealed that at the time of her death, Nancy had 3 different drugs in her body, which were all found to be at a therapeutic dose, instead of reaching toxic levels.

(Note that companies like Airborne, which sell therapeutic doses of vitamin C, have been successfully sued for false advertising, and no longer use claims that they can prevent or cure common colds.)

According to the ever - illuminating herbalist Matthew Wood, an effective and therapeutic dose is 1 - 3 drops of tincture three times a day, no matter your age, weight, or size.

As with most herbal supplements, a small dosage 3 - 4 times a day is usually more therapeutic than one large dose.

A low dose 3 - 4 times a day is usually more therapeutic than one large dose.

When taken in low doses (in his case, lozenges or shoulder shots) rather than drip IV, ketamine can be therapeutic, assuaging panic attacks and softening the often constricting experiences that anxiety and depression can cause.

A therapeutic dose should be maintained for an average of 6 months to overtake harmful microbes and reestablish beneficial microbes.

Your approach with these agents should be to gradually titrate the dose upward to a high therapeutic level, then back it down.

And then, maybe two weeks later, now you're at the full therapeutic dose.

A maintenance dose would be half the therapeutic amount.