Glycin (chemical name aminoacetic) improves the metabolic processes in the tissues of the brain, works as an anti-depressive, helps induce sleep, and also increases mental alertness.
Patients suffering from chronic alcoholism show a decreased inclination to consume alcohol and display fewer withdrawal symptoms.
Use in cases of: chronic alcoholism, states of stress, nervous tension, neurosis, degeneration or weakness of the muscles, loss of mental alertness, degeneration of the brain, increase of excitability, violent mood swings, and insomnia.
Side effects include allergic reactions. Note: For patients with an inclination to low blood pressure take smaller doses. If blood pressure falls below the usual level, stop taking this treatment. Do not use in cases of hypersensitivity.
Arbidol inhibits the activity of influenza A and B viruses, as well as the coronavirus associated with the severe respiratory syndrome.
The active substance stimulates the humoral and cellular immune responses, which helps to increase resistance to viral infections.
It is a fusion inhibitor - Arbidol interacts with the hemagglutinin of the virus, preventing the fusion of the lipid membrane of the virus and cell membranes.
Reduces the frequency of manifestations of complications associated with exposure to viral infections, and also reduces the frequency of manifestations of exacerbations of bacterial diseases with a chronic course.
The drug is not toxic. A negative effect, when taken orally and in the right dosage, is not observed.
Pharmacological effect:
Antiseptic agent for local use in ENT practice and dentistry. It has a bacteriostatic effect. Active against Streptococcus hemolyticus, Streptococcus viridans and Pneumococcus.
Indications:
Prevention and treatment of acute infectious and inflammatory diseases of the mouth and larynx (tonsillitis, stomatitis, gingivitis). Prevention of infectious and inflammatory diseases after tooth extraction.