594
.
Szaj ewska H & JZ Mrukowicz: Probiotics in
glutinating and inammatory properties ofexudate
the treatment and preVention of acute infectious
om nonhealing W0unds and their inhibition by
dian‘hea in infants and children} a systematic
chlorophyll derivatives, NY State J Med. 1955;
review of published randomized, double—blind,
55(20)22952—295 6. Miller JM: The interaction of
placebo—controlled trials, J Pediatr—Gastroenteml
papain, urea, and water—soluble chlorophyll in a
Nutr, 2001 ; 33 (Suppl 2) :S 17—25. Van Nici CW,
proteolyc ointment for infected wounds, Surgery,
C Feudtner, MM Ganison & DAChstakis : Lac—
1958; 43(6):939—948.
‘
_
tobacillus therapy for acute infectious diarrhea
401. E’ective in the Prevention and Treatment of
in children: a meta—analysis, Pediatrics 2002;
Hepatitis and Cirrhosis. Spirulina —A way to
1092678—84. Huang JS, A Bousvaros, JW Lee, A
clean the ”7nedicz‘nepickled” liver oftheJapanese
Diaz, EJ Davidson: Eîcacy of probiotic use in
people. In : The Secrets ofSpirulina. (Opus cité).
.
acute diarrhea in children: a meta-analysis, Dig
402. Takakuwa et al. : Effects of Spirulina platensis
Dis Sci 2002; 4722625—34.
on Ethanol Metabolism in Rats, J.] ap.Soc. Nutr
595. Porc RS : Detoxicaüon ofchlordecone poisoFood Sci., 1994:47(5).
ned rats With chlorella and chlorella derived sporo403. Richmond A. : Microalgae afeconomicpotenpollenin, Drug Chem Toxixcol, 1984; 7(1):57—7 l.
tial. In: Richmond, A., ed. Handbook ofmicroal—
396. Tokai Y et al. : Effects of Spirulina on caecum
gal-mass culture, CRC Press, Inc, Boca RatÔn,
content in rats, Chiba Hygiene College Bulletin,
USA, 1984. Gonzalez R, C Romay & N Ledon:
Feb. 1 98725(2), Japan.
Phycocyanin extract reduces leukotriene B4 levels
3 3 0
397. Rousseaux C, X Thuru, A Gelot, N Bamich,
in arachidonic acid—induced mouse—ear inamma—
C Neut, L Dubuquoy, C Dubuquoy, E Merour,
tion test, J Pharm. Pharmacol. 1999, 51 :641-642.
K Geboes, M Chamaillard, AG Ouwehand, G
404. Wu LC, JA Ho, MC Shieh & IW Lu : Antioxi—
Leyer, D Carcano, JF Colombel, D Ardid & P
dant and anüproliferative activities of Spirulina
Desreumau‘x : Lactobacillus acidophilus modu—
and Chlorella water extracts, J Agric Food Chem,
lates intestinal pain and induces opioïd and canna—
2005 May 18; 53 ( l 0):4207-1 2.
binoïd receptors, Nat Med. 2007 J an;13(1):35—7.
405. Torres—Duran PV, R Miranda-Zamora, MC
598. Sakai T : Amelioration of Gastroptosis and Ul—
Paredes—Carbaj al et al : Spirulina maxima prevents
cers in my patients. Controlling modem diseases
induction of fatty liver by carbon tetrachloride in
of the digestive tract occasioned by foods With
the rat. Biochem Mol Biol Int. 1998; 44:787—793.
articial additives. In The Secrets of Spirulina.
Vadiraja BB, NW Gaikwad, KM Madyastha:
(Opus cité). Takeuchi T: Remarquable Effects on
Hepatop‘rotecve effect of C—phycocyänin : pro—
the ProblemDiseases ofour Time—Diabetes, He—
tection for carbon tetrachloride and R—(+)—pule—
patitis, Anemia, etc. Spirulina perfect for improgone—mediated hepatotoxicity in rats. Biochem
.
ving the bodies and dispositions of the Japanese
Biophys Res Commun. 1998;249:428—43 1.
people. In The Secrets of Spirulina. (Opus cité).
406. Ciorbad EM, MA Orynchak, NG V1rstiuk, LP
'
599. Uno M : Green Blood or Chlorophyll’s Positive
“
Kuprash,TM Panteleimonova& LB Sharabura :
‘
q)
EÎects on the Entire Body. The Function ofChlo—
Clinical and experimental study of spirulina eî—
4.:
rophyll which Spirulina contains in abundance.
cacy in chronic diffuse liver diseases, Lik Sprava,
%
In: The Secrets of Spirulina. (Opus cité).
2000 Sep;(6):89—93.
_
-
m
400. Smith LW: Chlorophyll : an experimental study
407/11ij imaN : E”ective in the Prevention and Feat—
q)
of its water—soluble derivatives. Remarks on the
”
ment ofHepatitis and Chr/tests. Spitulina —A way
'5
history, chemistry, toxicity, and anübacterial pro—
to clean the “medicine pickled ” liver ofthe JaCU
perties ofwater—soluble chlorophyll derivatives as
panesepeoplè. In : The Secrets ofSpirulina. (Opus
_
:
therapeutic agents, J Lab Clin Med, 1944; 29:647— ‘
cité). Takeuchi T: Remarquable Effects on the l’r0—
2
653. Smith LW&MESanO: Chlorophyll: anexpe—
blem Diseases ofour Time —Diabetes, Hepatitis,
@
rimental study ofits water—soluble derivatives. The
Anemia, etc. Spirulina pe1fectfor improving the
@
effect 0fwater—solublé chlorophyll
bodies and dispositions oftheJapaneœpeople. In
3
other agents upon the growth of broblasts in tissue
The Secrets 0fSpiiulind (Opus Cité). Tanaka M:
9
culture, J Lab Clin Med. 1944; 29:241—246. Lam
Spirulina Al0ne or in Food for the Treatment of
(U
CR&BE Brush: Chlorophyll and wound heaüng;
Chronic Pancreatitis. Idealmdn‘pancr‘eaiis,
"—
experimental and clinical study, Am J Surg, Aug;
Œ7ticÿ1ation ofits medicinal use. In The Secrets af
80(2):204-10. Priessniîz O : Role of chlorophyll in
Spitulina. (Opus cité). Sakai T: Anteliq;‘ati017 of
:
wound healing and as a deodorant, Munch Med
Gastroptosts and Ulcers in mypatients. Controlling
:
Wochenschr, 1951 Dec 21 ; 93 (5 1 ):25 67—9.— Smith
modern diseases of the digestive tract occasioned
E
LW : The present status of topical chlorophyll the—
byJbods with articial additives. In : The Secrets
'
&
rapy, N Y State J Med. 1955; 55(14):2041—2050.
0fSpirulina. (Opus cité). PtemkumarK, SKAbra—
V)
Sack PW & RD Bamard: Studies on the hemag—
l7am, ST Santhiya & ARamesh : Protective eîect
.
Szaj ewska H & JZ Mrukowicz: Probiotics in
glutinating and inammatory properties ofexudate
the treatment and preVention of acute infectious
om nonhealing W0unds and their inhibition by
dian‘hea in infants and children} a systematic
chlorophyll derivatives, NY State J Med. 1955;
review of published randomized, double—blind,
55(20)22952—295 6. Miller JM: The interaction of
placebo—controlled trials, J Pediatr—Gastroenteml
papain, urea, and water—soluble chlorophyll in a
Nutr, 2001 ; 33 (Suppl 2) :S 17—25. Van Nici CW,
proteolyc ointment for infected wounds, Surgery,
C Feudtner, MM Ganison & DAChstakis : Lac—
1958; 43(6):939—948.
‘
_
tobacillus therapy for acute infectious diarrhea
401. E’ective in the Prevention and Treatment of
in children: a meta—analysis, Pediatrics 2002;
Hepatitis and Cirrhosis. Spirulina —A way to
1092678—84. Huang JS, A Bousvaros, JW Lee, A
clean the ”7nedicz‘nepickled” liver oftheJapanese
Diaz, EJ Davidson: Eîcacy of probiotic use in
people. In : The Secrets ofSpirulina. (Opus cité).
.
acute diarrhea in children: a meta-analysis, Dig
402. Takakuwa et al. : Effects of Spirulina platensis
Dis Sci 2002; 4722625—34.
on Ethanol Metabolism in Rats, J.] ap.Soc. Nutr
595. Porc RS : Detoxicaüon ofchlordecone poisoFood Sci., 1994:47(5).
ned rats With chlorella and chlorella derived sporo403. Richmond A. : Microalgae afeconomicpotenpollenin, Drug Chem Toxixcol, 1984; 7(1):57—7 l.
tial. In: Richmond, A., ed. Handbook ofmicroal—
396. Tokai Y et al. : Effects of Spirulina on caecum
gal-mass culture, CRC Press, Inc, Boca RatÔn,
content in rats, Chiba Hygiene College Bulletin,
USA, 1984. Gonzalez R, C Romay & N Ledon:
Feb. 1 98725(2), Japan.
Phycocyanin extract reduces leukotriene B4 levels
3 3 0
397. Rousseaux C, X Thuru, A Gelot, N Bamich,
in arachidonic acid—induced mouse—ear inamma—
C Neut, L Dubuquoy, C Dubuquoy, E Merour,
tion test, J Pharm. Pharmacol. 1999, 51 :641-642.
K Geboes, M Chamaillard, AG Ouwehand, G
404. Wu LC, JA Ho, MC Shieh & IW Lu : Antioxi—
Leyer, D Carcano, JF Colombel, D Ardid & P
dant and anüproliferative activities of Spirulina
Desreumau‘x : Lactobacillus acidophilus modu—
and Chlorella water extracts, J Agric Food Chem,
lates intestinal pain and induces opioïd and canna—
2005 May 18; 53 ( l 0):4207-1 2.
binoïd receptors, Nat Med. 2007 J an;13(1):35—7.
405. Torres—Duran PV, R Miranda-Zamora, MC
598. Sakai T : Amelioration of Gastroptosis and Ul—
Paredes—Carbaj al et al : Spirulina maxima prevents
cers in my patients. Controlling modem diseases
induction of fatty liver by carbon tetrachloride in
of the digestive tract occasioned by foods With
the rat. Biochem Mol Biol Int. 1998; 44:787—793.
articial additives. In The Secrets of Spirulina.
Vadiraja BB, NW Gaikwad, KM Madyastha:
(Opus cité). Takeuchi T: Remarquable Effects on
Hepatop‘rotecve effect of C—phycocyänin : pro—
the ProblemDiseases ofour Time—Diabetes, He—
tection for carbon tetrachloride and R—(+)—pule—
patitis, Anemia, etc. Spirulina perfect for improgone—mediated hepatotoxicity in rats. Biochem
.
ving the bodies and dispositions of the Japanese
Biophys Res Commun. 1998;249:428—43 1.
people. In The Secrets of Spirulina. (Opus cité).
406. Ciorbad EM, MA Orynchak, NG V1rstiuk, LP
'
599. Uno M : Green Blood or Chlorophyll’s Positive
“
Kuprash,TM Panteleimonova& LB Sharabura :
‘
q)
EÎects on the Entire Body. The Function ofChlo—
Clinical and experimental study of spirulina eî—
4.:
rophyll which Spirulina contains in abundance.
cacy in chronic diffuse liver diseases, Lik Sprava,
%
In: The Secrets of Spirulina. (Opus cité).
2000 Sep;(6):89—93.
_
-
m
400. Smith LW: Chlorophyll : an experimental study
407/11ij imaN : E”ective in the Prevention and Feat—
q)
of its water—soluble derivatives. Remarks on the
”
ment ofHepatitis and Chr/tests. Spitulina —A way
'5
history, chemistry, toxicity, and anübacterial pro—
to clean the “medicine pickled ” liver ofthe JaCU
perties ofwater—soluble chlorophyll derivatives as
panesepeoplè. In : The Secrets ofSpirulina. (Opus
_
:
therapeutic agents, J Lab Clin Med, 1944; 29:647— ‘
cité). Takeuchi T: Remarquable Effects on the l’r0—
2
653. Smith LW&MESanO: Chlorophyll: anexpe—
blem Diseases ofour Time —Diabetes, Hepatitis,
@
rimental study ofits water—soluble derivatives. The
Anemia, etc. Spirulina pe1fectfor improving the
@
effect 0fwater—solublé chlorophyll
bodies and dispositions oftheJapaneœpeople. In
3
other agents upon the growth of broblasts in tissue
The Secrets 0fSpiiulind (Opus Cité). Tanaka M:
9
culture, J Lab Clin Med. 1944; 29:241—246. Lam
Spirulina Al0ne or in Food for the Treatment of
(U
CR&BE Brush: Chlorophyll and wound heaüng;
Chronic Pancreatitis. Idealmdn‘pancr‘eaiis,
"—
experimental and clinical study, Am J Surg, Aug;
Œ7ticÿ1ation ofits medicinal use. In The Secrets af
80(2):204-10. Priessniîz O : Role of chlorophyll in
Spitulina. (Opus cité). Sakai T: Anteliq;‘ati017 of
:
wound healing and as a deodorant, Munch Med
Gastroptosts and Ulcers in mypatients. Controlling
:
Wochenschr, 1951 Dec 21 ; 93 (5 1 ):25 67—9.— Smith
modern diseases of the digestive tract occasioned
E
LW : The present status of topical chlorophyll the—
byJbods with articial additives. In : The Secrets
'
&
rapy, N Y State J Med. 1955; 55(14):2041—2050.
0fSpirulina. (Opus cité). PtemkumarK, SKAbra—
V)
Sack PW & RD Bamard: Studies on the hemag—
l7am, ST Santhiya & ARamesh : Protective eîect