Treatment of bronchial asthma with antiviral prof. B. L. Mazur

In 1932, Prof. B. L. Mazur, growing a "blue stick" in broth, devoid of the acid resistance of the Koch stick, for the first time received an atuberculin antivirus. The "blue wand" and the classic tuberculous mycobacterium do not grow in B. L. Mazur's antivirus. In its environment, the antivirus does not contain tuberculin, it withstands sterilization in an autoclave well. These specific properties of the antivirus made it possible to use it in the clinic. In patients with extrapulmonary tuberculosis treated with this drug, manifestations of concomitant diseases, in particular bronchial asthma, disappeared. Annually by the antivirus of Prof. B. L. Mazur treated 50-60 patients suffering only from bronchial asthma.