Polyvalent non-specific immuno-stimulating vaccine and method
OwnerCesar M. Pintoinventor
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Abstract
A non-specific therapeutic polyvalent vaccine for subcutaneous injection containing a minimum combination of a PPD (tuberculin vaccine), a rabies vaccine, and snake venom vaccine and preferably including at least a DTP vaccine in addition and optimally a mumps antigen vaccine and Dermatophytin vaccine in controlled levels, all such constituent vaccines being commercially available. The vaccine provides a broad-based stimulation or potentiation of the immuno-defense system of the patient and is useful for the symptomatic relief and/or mitigation of diseases of viral origin, such as Herpes Zoster, labialis and genitalis, various neuralgias, mumps, measles, viral hepatitis, psoriasis and severe acne, or of autoimmune origin, such as multiple sclerosis and arthritis.
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A non-specific therapeutic polyvalent vaccine for stimulating the immuno-defense system of a patient suffering from neuralgia, herpes complex, measles, mumps, psoriasis, arthritis, multiple sclerosis, viral hepatitis, and acne and providing symptomatic relief therefor, which consists essentially of a therapeutic amount of a mixture of a purified protein derivative (PDD) vaccine, a rabies vaccine, and snake vemom vaccine.
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