[Biologically active food additives]

Area of Science:

• Nutritional Science
• Pharmacology
• Preventive Medicine

Context:

• Over half of medical science development projects by 2000 focused on bio-active edible additives.
• These additives are recognized as "the food of the XXI century" and serve as non-pharmacological treatments.
• Nutraceuticals and parapharmaecuticals are designed to enrich food rations for diverse populations.

Purpose:

• To review the role and efficacy of bio-active edible additives in medical science.
• To highlight the benefits of combined domestic adaptogens with immunomodulating and antioxidant properties.
• To introduce specific preparations like Leveton, Phytoton, Adapton, MKTs-229, Tsar Tablets, Aiconol, and Splat for various health conditions.

Summary:

• Combined domestic adaptogens (Leveton, Phytoton, Adapton) offer immunomodulating, antioxidant, anabolic, and stimulating effects, representing safe and effective options.
• Preparations such as MKTs-229, Tsar Tablets, Aiconol (cod-liver oil based), and Splat (seaweed based) are recommended for conditions like atherosclerosis and general adiposis.
• All mentioned preparations have undergone clinical testing and received hygiene certificates from the Institute of Dietology, Russian Academy of Medical Science.

Impact:

• These additives represent a significant advancement in non-pharmacological disease management.
• The research supports the integration of functional foods and supplements into dietary strategies.
• Clinical validation and certification underscore the safety and potential public health benefits of these bio-active compounds.