Bio-Flavonoids in Radiation Injury. Part I. The Effect of Ionizing Radiation on Capillaries
Isidore Arons, John Freeman, Boris Sokoloff, Walter Hollis Eddy
Abstract
Isidore Arons, John Freeman, Boris Sokoloff, Walter Hollis Eddy
Abstract
The bio-flavonoids, extracted from citrus fruit, and known as CVP, or citrus vitamin “P”, gave a protection to the capillaries of the nail-bed against radiation injury when administered before the exposure for ten days, 600 mg daily.
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The bio-flavonoids, extracted from citrus fruit, and known as CVP, or citrus vitamin “P”, gave a protection to the capillaries of the nail-bed against radiation injury when administered before the exposure for ten days, 600 mg daily.
Key concepts: Ionizing radiation, Radiation injury, Radiation protection, Radiation, Vitamin C, Medicine, Chemistry, Food science