date:Oct 19, 2017
rch published in the British Journal of Pharmacology.
Currently there is no way to halt the progression of inflammation in COPD, and this has been blamed for the conditions high mortality rates.
In a study by the National University of Singapore, scientists found that a polyphenol called isorhapontigenin can suppress the lung inflammation that COPD triggers.
Previous research has shown that resveratrol, found in red wine, is anti-inflammatory. While its not suitable for treating lung disease,