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News from scientific research on COVID-19 and lactoferrin

The 15th International Lactoferrin Conference in December 2021 focused on presenting and discussing current research on lactoferrin and COVID-19, with exciting new study results (15th International Conference on Structure, Function and Application of Lactoferrin, Beijing, China 2021).

10.06.2022·4 minutes to read

15th International Conference on Structure, Function and Application of Lactoferrin

The 15th International Lactoferrin Conference was held in Beijing, China from 6-10 December. The conference was hosted by Jianhua Wang PhD, professor at the Feed Research Institute of the Chinese Academy of Agricultural Sciences, whose research includes the bioactivity of lactoferrin.

22.04.2022·3 minutes to read

Use of lactoferrin in iron deficiency anaemia in pregnancy

A key function of Lactoferrin is the ability to regulate iron in the body.  It belongs to the group of transferrins, and can pick up & distribute tri-valent iron.  In this way, it can offer a therapeutic approach to problems with iron metabolism.

21.12.2021·4 minutes to read

Lactoferrin and iron deficiency disorders

Lactoferrin is able to bind iron and regulate the iron balance in the body. Through this ability, Lactoferrin can reduce inflammation and support the immune system by depriving microorganisms of something essential for their growth. 

20.11.2021·5 minutes to read

The human superorganism

Only a small part of our body is actually human! Most other cells are bacteria, but there are also eukaryotes, archaea and viruses. It is becoming increasingly clear that we are not only a host for these organisms, but that our microbiome, as it is collectively known, is separate part of every human being.  A highly complex system – responsible for efficiently providing substances which are necessary for our lives.

29.09.2021·3 minutes to read

Lactoferrin - a promising approach in female health

Nowadays we understand that the human microbiome plays a major role in many diseases, either in the development of illness, or in terms of prevention and recovery.

24.08.2021·5 minutes to read

A new approach to acne therapy?

Acne vulgaris is a chronic inflammatory disease of the skin, very common (up to 85%) in adolescents and young adults. The main symptoms are visible damage to the skin surface and generally oily skin. In the long term, the inflammatory processes can lead to scarring, which can have a significant psychological impact on those affected.

17.07.2021·3 minutes to read

Lactoferrin and the Metabolic Syndrome

Lactoferrin has a wide range of functions, and varied mechanisms of action.  Because of this, lactoferrin may offer solutions for metabolic diseases and their risk factors.

20.05.2021·4 minutes to read

Lactoferrin and Diabetes mellitus

We have already described that lactoferrin can have an influence on the formation of belly fat (Lactoferrin und das Metabolische System). A high accumulation of visceral fat directly affects fat and sugar metabolism in the body.

16.04.2021·4 minutes to read

Dental health

The oral cavity provides a rich environment for the most diverse and stable microbiome in the human body. The oral flora, like the intestinal microbiome, is an essential part of the human innate immune system. The microorganisms located there determine the balance between pathological and physiological states, which can have both local and systemic effects.

17.03.2021·4 minutes to read

The immunological role of lactoferrin in virus defense

Lactoferrin is a multifunctional protein with many immunological properties, with many studies showing great potential in combating viruses. It is highly present at the external surfaces of the body and is as gentle as it is effective against viruses.

29.11.2020·3 minutes to read

Lactoferrin, the innate immune response and COVID-19

Who is getting sick with a COVID-19 infection? The following article deals with the question of what factors are being considered when it comes to explaining the low rates of illness and death in children.

20.11.2020·4 minutes to read
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