Most people think that drugs can not be the same with tea service on the grounds that tea contains tannic acid and other chemical reactions may occur with the drugs, thereby reducing drug efficacy. A recent study, however, rejected this view. If we tea service with the same antibiotics, not only does not reduce the efficacy, but will enhance the antibacterial effect of antibiotics.
Teikyo University, Japan bacteria director, Professor Joan mountain village and colleagues, on the antibacterial effects of and antibiotics studied, they methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus in medium supplemented with one drop of extract, and then add the following are a few different antibiotics, and finally with or without extract medium compare minimum inhibitory concentration. The increase of antibiotic ampicillin penicillin class; cephalosporins in cefazolin, cephalosporin for security, Ceftizoxime; cephamycins in cefmetazole; oxacephems pull in oxygen cephalosporins; carbapenems in the imipenem; single amide fungus Kalumonan so.
The results showed that, in addition to adding Kalumonan a medium, the other all ¦Â-lactam antibiotics (penicillins and cephalosporins plus) plus extract, the for methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus bacteria have the same role, and without extract than the minimum inhibitory concentration decreased by 99% to 99.9%.
The researchers pointed out that past people were not in favor of drinking water medication, but the above results suggest that antibiotics can be other than. Add 5% extract equivalent to a daily life in the amount of tea. Another study also pointed out that extract than outside. Tea catechins, such as Japanese cypress acid have antimicrobial activity, antibiotics while drinking the right amount of , can significantly improve the antibacterial effect of antibiotics and reduce the dose, shorter course of treatment.
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