The Sex -Many people
are too dependent upon the drug when it starts to complain of coughing. Yet
according to research, sometimes
cough only in the
mind and still recover even if only
given the fake drugs that are not empty.
Research conducted at the University of Queensland involved 21 adults who are asked to inhale steam containing capcaicin sting. This steam is made from an extract of chili, which in this study functioned as a cough stimulus.
Previously, some participants were asked to inhale the spray by the researcher is said to contain a local anesthetic called lidocain. In theory, the administration of lidocaine would reduce the cough response, so that participants were more resistant to steam inhale without coughing chili.
Sure enough, the participants were first sprayed with a drug before inhaling the vapors chili less coughing. Cough stimuli experienced by the participants in this group rendan 45 percent more than participants who did not spray any medicine.
But after research, the scientists revealed that the drug was sprayed alias placebo drug is empty so it does not directly affect repons cough. This means that without treatment, cough can actually resolve themselves by means of controlling the mind.
"I was very surprised at how much the participants on the use of a placebo response. This is huge," said Stuart Mazzone, who led the study, as quoted from Dailymail, Tuesday (19/06/2012).
Previously, research at Cardiff University has also been revealed that the placebo effect is working on a complaint mild cough. Cure rates in patients given placebo or empty drug given just the same as a real cough.
"I think the key is, that if the patient believes in the treatment of any drug (including the empty drug) effects will still arise," said Ronald Eccles, a researcher from Cardiff University.
Research conducted at the University of Queensland involved 21 adults who are asked to inhale steam containing capcaicin sting. This steam is made from an extract of chili, which in this study functioned as a cough stimulus.
Previously, some participants were asked to inhale the spray by the researcher is said to contain a local anesthetic called lidocain. In theory, the administration of lidocaine would reduce the cough response, so that participants were more resistant to steam inhale without coughing chili.
Sure enough, the participants were first sprayed with a drug before inhaling the vapors chili less coughing. Cough stimuli experienced by the participants in this group rendan 45 percent more than participants who did not spray any medicine.
But after research, the scientists revealed that the drug was sprayed alias placebo drug is empty so it does not directly affect repons cough. This means that without treatment, cough can actually resolve themselves by means of controlling the mind.
"I was very surprised at how much the participants on the use of a placebo response. This is huge," said Stuart Mazzone, who led the study, as quoted from Dailymail, Tuesday (19/06/2012).
Previously, research at Cardiff University has also been revealed that the placebo effect is working on a complaint mild cough. Cure rates in patients given placebo or empty drug given just the same as a real cough.
"I think the key is, that if the patient believes in the treatment of any drug (including the empty drug) effects will still arise," said Ronald Eccles, a researcher from Cardiff University.
