The Science Behind It!

The extracts from Z. spina-christi could be useful in the treatment of nosocomial infections, opportunistic infection of the urinary tract (UTI), infantile gastroenteritis, travelers‟ diarrhea, meningitis and wounds infection (Asgarpanah & Haghighat, 2012).

Molecular docking studies on NF-κ B pathway proteins (that causes the inflammation) demonstrated that the active compounds of the plant, 
shared comparable docking poses and binding energies with MG-132, a known NF-B inhibitor. (Pommerening et. al. ,2016)

The cells that give a plant its fragrant smell are its "essence." When an essence is extracted from a plant, it becomes an essential oil!

Essential oils are plant extracts made by steaming or pressing various parts of a plant  to capture the compounds that produce fragrance. It can take several pounds of a plant to produce a single bottle of essential oil. In addition to creating scent, essential oils perform other functions in plants, too.

Some studies indicate that there's a benefit to using essential oils while others show no improvement in symptoms. Results of lab studies are promising — one at Johns Hopkins found that certain essential oils could kill a type of Lyme bacteria better than antibiotics — but results in human clinical trials are mixed.

Sulfate compounds are found in many personal care products such as toothpaste, body sprays, lotions, make-up, soaps, shampoos etc.

Sulfates are widely available in nature and also easily synthesized in industries. Therefore, this chemical compound has applications in a wide variety of instances

The hazards and health effects most likely depend on each sulphate and its concentration.

Corona-viruses get their name from the ‘corona’ surrounding the virus—specifically, the protein spikes embedded in its surface. The spikes, which are responsible for infecting the host, are anchored into a membrane. The membrane is the ‘shell’ of the virus. This is the coronavirus’ weak point.