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A mixture of essential oils from three Cretan Aromatic Plants (thyme, Greek sage and Cretan dittany, CAPeo) inhibits SASR-CoV-2 proliferation:<i>in vitro</i>evidence and a Proof-of-Concept intervention study in mild ambulatory COVID-19-positive patients

2021-01-15

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The need for therapeutic regimens for the non-critically ill patients of the COVID-19 pandemic remains unmet. In this line, repurposing existing drugs, against known or predicted SARS-CoV-2 protein actions, has been advanced, while natural products have also been tested. Previous work has shown that a Cretan Aromatic Plant ( Thymbra capitata (L.) Cav., Salvia fruticosa Mill. and Origanum dictamnus L.) essential oi...

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24eaf691-7936-5790-a910-0f97dfa2e494
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10.1101/2021.01.11.20248947
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