- 20 Patients under long-term (>3 months) Low Dose Aspirin (LDA) treatment
- Duration of the study – 4 weeks
- Study drug – 150mg Zinc Carnosine for 4 weeks
The tissue supportive and cytoprotective effects of Zinc Carnosine has been evaluated in numerous clinical trials. Zinc Carnosine has demonstrated gastroprotectant and wound healing effect in conditions like gastritis, NSAID induced gastritis, gastric ulcers and H.pylori infections.
Nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drug (NSAID) prescriptions are among the most common in the world. However NSAID use is linked to a higher risk of upper gastrointestinal mucosal injury, which can lead to peptic ulcers and/or bleeding. Zinc Carnosine has proven efficacy against NSAID-induced small-bowel injury without reducing gastric pH.
Zinc Carnosine along with NSAIDs effective for reducing small bowel mucosal injury associated with NSAID
Studies have demonstrated that Zinc Carnosine is effective at reducing symptoms in patients with ulcers and promote healing of the damaged area. Zinc Carnosine aids in rapid healing of ulcers irrespective of the underlying cause such as gastritis, Helicobacter pylori infection, endoscopic submucosal dissection (ESD), or concurrent pharmacological treatment.
Zinc Carnosine along with NSAIDs effective for reducing small bowel mucosal injury associated with NSAID
Zinc Carnosine inhibits the growth of H. pylori because of the interference of zinc with urease activity and inhibits the inflammatory responses in H. pylori.
Studies have demonstrated acceleration of mucosal healing after endoscopic procedures when Zinc Carnosine has been coadminsitered with proton pump inhibitors. The combination reduces the rate of complications (e.g bleeding, stenosis) and post-procedure symptoms, significantly improving outcomes and patient quality of life.
Zinc Carnosine along with NSAIDs effective for reducing small bowel mucosal injury associated with NSAID
Zinc L-carnosine oral and local administration can prevent and treat oral mucositis in cancer patients undergoing radiation or high-dose chemotherapy.
Local application of Zinc Carnosine effectively improves oral mucosal injury in patients with symptoms of oral mucosal injury as a result of cancer treatment.
Annals of Oncology 24 (Supplement 9): ix66-ix99, 2013
Zinc Carnosine oral treatment is effective as a treatment for chronic pressure ulcers.
Biol Elem Res 2014 Jun;158(3):280-8