Covid-19 Vaccine: the Indigenous nasal vaccine is special in many cases, know what researchers say about itIn view of the increasing threat of corona once again at the global level, the central government has approved the use of nasal vaccines in the country. For the time being, it will be used as a booster dose. According to the order issued, it will now be available in private hospitals. Union health Minister Mansukh Mandaviya also praised this effort of indian researchers while discussing the Nasal vaccine in parliament on Thursday. The nasal vaccine is a vaccine given through the nose that has the ability to inactivate the virus before it enters the body.The nasal vaccine that has been approved in the country has been prepared by Bharat Biotech. The same company has also manufactured Covaxin. This nasal vaccine iNCOVACC, developed by Bharat Biotech, is also the world's first intranasal vaccine for Covid. At present, it has been approved for use by people above 18 years of age. This vaccine is different in many respects, Injections are used for all the vaccines that have been given so far to prevent corona, these vaccines are given in the muscles of the hand. Apart from this, two drops of iNCOVACC (BBV154) just have to be put in the nose. It does not require injection. The drugs Controller General of india has approved it for emergency use in people over 18 years of age. Researchers say that it can play an important role in breaking the chain of infection.Researchers say, since corona is a respiratory infection that enters the body through the nose, this nasal vaccine will inactivate the virus in the nose itself, thereby preventing its entry into the body. Referring to a report by immunologist Dr. Vinita Bal at the indian Institute of Science education and Research (IISER), the intranasal vaccine produced antibodies at the local level (i.e. in the upper respiratory tract) which is the entry point of SARS-CoV-2. Is. Antibodies 'neutralize' the virus immediately after entry. This means that this vaccine will deactivate the virus before it spreads to the lungs and other organs.Second- It has the ability to neutralize the virus even before it enters the body, which will reduce the risk of lung and other organ problems like the previous variants.Nasal vaccine can be effectiveThe study, published in The Lancet journal, suggests that antibodies made in the nose can be effective for up to nine months after infection, and antibodies in the blood for up to a year. professor Peter Openshaw, from the National heart and lung Institute at Imperial college London, says: "Our results suggest that the nasal spray vaccine can boost these local antibodies effectively preventing the virus from entering the body and causing severe disease. Can be helpful to avoid.