Biological Effects of C 200 Oak Silkworm Pupae's Hydrophilic Components

Summary

In the liquid contents of oak silkworm pupae a unique antioxidant system occurs. During the calculation of the 50 % inhibition of reactive oxygen species production, it was shown that haemolymph of oak silkworm pupae is more effective than haemolymph of grape snails in the system luminol + HOCl in 200 times, luminol + myeloperoxidase + horseradish H₂O₂ in 200 times, and generation of reactive oxygen species by neutrophils during adhesion in 700 times, and generation of reactive oxygen species by neutrophils during the action of fMet-Leu-Phe in 300 times and the generation of reactive oxygen species by neutrophils during the action of the latex in 4000 times. It was established that a one-month introduction of the C 200 aqueous extract of oak silkworm pupae in rats during reproduction of the metabolic syndrome (by feeding on a high-fat diet by Lieber-De Carli) provided a reduction of insulin resistance by 29.6 %, the concentration of insulin by 26.7 %, glucose concentration by 12 % and weight by 8.9 % compared to the animals that received only a high-fat diet. The results of these studies conclusively confirm the effect of C 200 dilutions of homeopathic remedies and confound skeptical and anti-homeopathic arguments. The results of this scientific work have exceeded all expectations and have global significance for homeopathic science.

Key words

Chinese oak silkworm Antheraea pernyi - Antioxidant - Reactive oxygen species - Oxidative stress - Diapause - Insulin resistance - Metabolic syndrome - Luminol - Dilution - Succussion

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