Document 1022
 DOCN  M94A1022
 TI    Antioxidative principles of HIV-prophylaxis and HIV-therapy.
 DT    9412
 AU    Sinichkin AA; Polyak AI; Kirsanova ON; Department of Biochemistry, State
       University, Russia,; Rostov-on-Don.
 SO    Int Conf AIDS. 1994 Aug 7-12;10(2):227 (abstract no. PB0920). Unique
       Identifier : AIDSLINE ICA10/94371553
 AB    Oxydation in tissues is the trigger of HIV-infection and AIDS. All the
       molecular and cell risk-AIDS factors have prooxydative nature. HIV
       interacts with membranes of cells and tissues in different ways
       depending on the degree of thier coupled antioxydative and oxydative
       levels. The main line of the HIV-prophylaxis and HIV-therapy is the
       supporting of high antioxydative state in tissues. We've worked out the
       schemes of antioxydative pharmacological therapy, physiotherapy, diets,
       psychological training. The complex of biochemical and biophycical
       methods for determination of antioxydative activity in blood, cells and
       tissues have been developed. The perspective use of serum albumin and
       its complexes with reduces as the high molecular polyantioxydative
       system with recovering capacity in biological fluids and tissues is
       being carried. The most interest is the effect of vitamins C, P, E, D,
       PABA; aromatic aminoacids, cysteine, arginine, lysine; glutathione,
       DSIP, homocarnosine. Antioxydative diets include the fibrous food of
       fruits, vegetables, greens, shoots, vegetable oiles, fats of fish and
       seafood, egg albumin, frashly boiled tea, grasses, milk products etc.
       with high content of antioxydants.
 DE    Antioxidants/THERAPEUTIC USE  Human  HIV Infections/DIET
       THERAPY/*PREVENTION & CONTROL/*THERAPY  Oxidation-Reduction  MEETING
       ABSTRACT

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