StemCell Therapy

What are drug delivery systems? Lectroject is an iontophoretic drug delivery (Particle Transport) system that takes existing medication into the cell where it does its work by interfering with the DNA of the virus to prevent it from replicating and spreading. (In theory it quarantines the viruses). Drugs have long been used to improve health and extend lives. The practice of drug delivery has changed dramatically in the last few decades, with focus to increase drug safety and efficacy. Particle Transport Technology Lectroject drug delivery technology is far more effective than oral or injected medication as it is not subject to gastric or hepatic degradation. Iontophoresis (Iontophoretic drug delivery) has been used in the USA for many years and is an accepted form of therapy. If you look up "iontophoresis" and "transdermal drug delivery devices" on the internet you'll find that not only Lectroject but all such machines are effective. See what out satisfied patient say Mode Of Action When Acyclovir is induced with Lectrojects drug delivery system, it gets taken up by herpes-infected cells and metabolized in the presence of guanylate and thymedine kinase; it gets changed a bit and becomes a powerful drug. Once metabolized, it blocks the infecting Herpes virus from replicating its DNA, keeping it from producing more of the virus. Acyclovir is a drug primarily used to treat people infected with Herpes Simplex virus (HSV). It has also been used for the treatment of chickenpox, patients infected with Epstein-Barr virus and to prevent cytomegalovirus infections. Its been available to use for quite some time and often works well to treat people with HSV infections like genital herpes, herpes labialis (cold sores) or shingles (caused by another herpesvirus, Herpes zoster) and some other viral diseases.

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Lectroject Transdermal Drug Delivery | Herpes Treatment

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