Mangoceuticals Advances H1N1 Study and Expands Research to H5N1 Influenza
• Mangoceuticals reports promising progress in H1N1 efficacy study, demonstrating significant viral load reduction through their proprietary polyphenol and zinc formulation.
• The company is expanding its research to include H5N1 (avian influenza) testing, running concurrent studies at Vipragen Biosciences' AAALAC-accredited facility in Mysuru, India.
• The advancement represents a strategic expansion of Mangoceuticals' respiratory illness prevention platform, addressing multiple viral threats through innovative technology.
Mangoceuticals, Inc. has achieved significant milestones in its respiratory illness prevention research program, announcing promising results from its ongoing H1N1 efficacy study and expansion into H5N1 research. The studies are being conducted at Vipragen Biosciences, an AAALAC-accredited preclinical contract research organization in Mysuru, India.
The company's preliminary H1N1 animal trial has yielded encouraging results, demonstrating a marked reduction in viral load using their proprietary formulation that combines advanced polyphenol and zinc chemistry. Building on this success, Mangoceuticals is now advancing to the next research phase while simultaneously initiating studies against the H5N1 virus, commonly known as avian influenza.
"Our ability to progress with this study reflects the robust potential of our innovative platform," stated Jacob Cohen, founder and CEO of Mangoceuticals. "The inclusion of H5N1 as part of the next leg of our research allows us to address another pressing global health concern while demonstrating our commitment to groundbreaking solutions for respiratory illnesses."
The research collaboration with Intramont Technologies, Inc. marks a significant step in Mangoceuticals' efforts to develop effective countermeasures against respiratory infections. The company's approach leverages its patented technology to target multiple viral threats, potentially offering broader protection against respiratory illnesses.
Dr. Douglas Christianson, director of medical research and product innovation at Mangoceuticals, emphasized the significance of this development: "This next phase of advancement for H1N1 and the development of an H5N1 cohort highlight the versatility of our platform technology. These initiatives reaffirm our dedication to addressing evolving viral threats through innovation and cutting-edge research."
The concurrent studies of both H1N1 and H5N1 viruses represent a comprehensive approach to respiratory illness prevention. Mangoceuticals plans to disclose the final results upon study completion, following appropriate intellectual property protection through provisional filings.
The company's proprietary formulation, combining advanced polyphenol and zinc chemistry, represents a novel approach to addressing respiratory viral infections. This technology platform could potentially offer new tools in the global fight against various influenza strains and other respiratory pathogens.
As respiratory infections continue to pose significant global health challenges, Mangoceuticals' research expansion demonstrates the company's commitment to developing innovative solutions. The successful progression of these studies could mark an important advancement in respiratory illness prevention strategies.

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