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Phytochemical Compounds

Phytochemical Compounds

Phytochemical Compounds

An introduction to the phytochemical

Phytochemicals are compounds produced in plants that contain properties for the prevention, protection or disease. A plant designed to produce different phytochemicals to help protect, however research has shown that phytochemicals are also beneficial in protecting and preventing disease in humans.

Each different type of phytochemical works differently. Some ways that phytochemicals work, including acting as antioxidants, which can affect hormones reduce symptoms of osteoporosis, stimulates enzymes resulting in the prevention of diseases such as breast cancer, interfere with DNA replication can stop the spread of cancer cells, and act as anti-bacterial fighters.

The best source of beneficial phytochemicals is a dose daily food, fruits and vegetables. The average person should eat 5-9 servings of fruits and vegetables every day.

Citrus fruits like, pineapples, lemons, oranges and act as hosts for a number of phytonutrients that prevent cancer cells to clump and spreads. One of these phytonutrients called limonene. In studies, limonene has been shown to reduce the growth of mammary tumors, and even help fight the inflammation that causes arthritis, asthma and other allergies.

Vegetables belonging to the cabbage family, like Brussels sprouts, broccoli, contain phytonutrients brassinin. Brassinin is a nutrient that helps reduce skin tumors and the breasts.

Another way to know if you are taking in plenty of phytonutrients is to eat a variety of colors. This is due to give phytonutrients such as lycopene vegetables and fruits their color pigments. Lycopene is what gives tomatoes their bright red.

While a person is taking time to make sure they are eating a balanced and healthy diet, then they should be on the right path to good immune health !

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Ultra-Pure Beta 1, 3-D Glucan by Nature's Balance 500mg. - 60 Capsules
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Beta Glucan 500mg is our newest encapsulated product, and contains nothing but the finest and purest beta 1,3 D-glucan available on the US market today.As those who've followed us from our earliest days will know, we are very cautious about lintroducing new products. Scientists isolate and classify literally hundreds of naturally-occuring compounds each year, a number of which quickly become hyped in the natural health industry as the next great hope in fighting some disease or another (or every disease known to Man, in some instances). Every once in a while though, a compound stands the test of time and graduates successfully from those initial scientific observations to become a valid member of the therapeutic arsenal for the non-toxic support of wellness or treatment of human disease. .Beta 1,3 D-glucan - a refined extract of saccharomyces cerevisiae (commonly known as Baker's yeast) is just such a compound. WHAT ARE 'BETA-GLUCANS'? Beta glucans are polyglucose complexes which can be isolated and purified from many species of plants including, but not limited to, cereal grains such as barley and oats, from yeasts, mushrooms and from other fungi.Comprising glucose molecules arranged in a backbone formation, with 'kinks' or bonding sites at specific 'links' in this chain, (determining their 1,3; 1,4 or 1,6 configuration/classification) beta glucans in general, and beta 1,3 D-glucan in particular has been creating wide-spread interest among phytochemical research scientists and knowledgeable health professionals ever since a crude immune-activating compound was first isolated from a yeast cell-wall and named 'Zymosan' by Dr. Louis Pillemer and his colleagues in the 1940s. The active component of Zymosan was not identified until the 1960s, however, when Dr. Nicholas DiLuzio of Tulane University began experimenting with beta 1,3 D-glucan; one of the components he found within the original crude protein, lipid and polysachharide compound.The key reason that beta 1,3 D-

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