pylori is a major cause of treatment failure. To find drugs for H.pylori infection treatment from traditional Chinese medicine has been a hot issue. We selected some traditional Chinese Medicine which may have antimicrobial activity on H.pylori, and evaluated the antimicrobial activity of these drugs in vitro. Methods: Eleven clinical antibiotic resistant strains and two standard strains were selected. The agar dilution method
was used to measurement the micro inhibitory concentration (MIC) of different herbal extracts on H.pylori standard strains and clinical isolates in vitro, including skullcap, dahurian Patrinia herb, Rhizoma Corydalis, Gao Fang, Tian Fang, rhubarb and Coptis chinensis. Calculate MIC50 and MIC90 of different traditional Chinese medicine extracts on H.pylori clinical Belinostat isolates. Results: The MIC50 and MIC90 of traditional Chinese medicine extracts on H.pylori clinical isolates were as follows respectively: rhubarb 32 µg/ml and 6 µg/ml, Coptis 32 µg/ml and 64 µg/ml, Scutellaria 128 µg/ml and 256 µg/ml, Gao Fang 128 µg/ml and 256 µg/ml, Herba patriniae 512 µg/ml and 512 µg/ml, Rhizoma Corydalis 512 µg/ml and 512 µg/ml, Tian Fang 512 µg/ml
and 512 µg/ml. Conclusion: The results of this study suggest that PF-01367338 datasheet the extracts of rhubarb and Coptis had obvious antibacterial activity, and Scutellaria baicalensis and Gao Fang had lower antibacterial activity, on H.pylori clinical antibiotic resistant isolates in vitro; Patrinia, rhizoma corydalis and Tian Fang had no antibacterial activity on H.pylori clinical strains in vitro. Key Word(s): 1. H.pylori; 2. Chinese medicine; 3. Antibacterial; 4. Drug resistance; Presenting Author: PROF MOOL RAJRAJ KOTWAL Additional Authors: DR CHEWANGZANGMO RINCHEN, HSIN-LI SONY LIU Corresponding Author: PROF MOOL RAJRAJ KOTWAL Objective: M.R. Kotwal 1, 2, CZ Rinchen 2. Hsin-Li Sony Liu, RN, MSN.3. Department of Home 1 & Health 2. Shunyata, Tibet Road Sikkim India. Nursing Department College of nursing, central Taiwan University of science and Technology, Taichung, Taiwan. 3. Introduction: We live in an era of constant information and almost infinite possibilities.
MCE Multitasking leaves us stressed. Daily meditation physically transforms the cerebral cortex. The most unexpected and comforting recent research confirm that the human brain retains an astonishing degree of plasticity and capacity for learning throughout life. Our mental performance, despite a few glitches with short-term memory, does not peak until mid life, when the white matter in the loftiest parts of the brain is thickest Methods: AIM & Methods: To evaluate efficacy of a self-learning de-stressing technique Swasthya Sukh Satyam Shivam Sundram in randomly assigned 60 students a meditation group from 114 students practiced meditation for 12 weeks and rest formed control group. Scientific technique is from ancient times.