Speaker

August 26, 2021    London, UK

6th Webinar on

Pain Management and Palliative Care

Abdulrahim Abu Jayyab
10:30 AM-11:00 AM

Abdulrahim Abu Jayyab

Emirates College of Technology United Arab Emirates

Title: Blood Cells Main Targets Of Corona Virus COVID 19 Infections

Abstract:

An Arab family of 4 individuals living in Britain, London, showing symptoms of coronavirus infection during the night. The symptoms Included a dry cough, shortness of breath and difficulty breathing, cramps, tighten and squeeze the chest, severe chest and muscle, and joint pain, degeneration of the forces, a decrease in strength, arched back, and difficulty walking accompanied by a rise in temperature. They used the evaporator, put 10 drops of clove oil, deep breathing (inhalation) for 45-60 seconds, remove the exhale from the mouth, and then put one point between the nose and the lip every four hours. In addition, paracetamol 500 mg was used every 4 hours, resulting in the cessation of cough immediately and faded the signs of the cough. Indeed, after 6 hours all the family members were cured and the signs and symptoms of coronavirus infection have completely disappeared, though the wife is suffering from immunodeficiency.  This case supports my accepted abstract, which suggests that the essential oil of cloves is considered the most candidates to combat the coronavirus infection. Indeed, it is a potent platelet inhibitor and prevents the formation of a thrombus or a blood clot, this effect is considered an advantage in the case of coronavirus. Besides, antioxidant, antibacterial, antiviral, antifungal, antimutagenic, and anti-inflammatory.

Biography:

Abdul Rahim Abu Jayyab is serving as a Dean of Faculty of Medical and Health Sciences at ECT. He had an overall academic strategic responsibility for establishing many health and medical institutes in Middle East countries. He have possessed a strong teaching background. He have also extensive experience as a researcher in pharmacology, biochemistry, toxicology and clinical pharmacology through the supervision of students and junior pharmacists & other medical-related sciences and researchers