Network Chiropractic Dr. Jordan L. Michels |
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PROPERTIES OF PYCNOGENOL Free radicals are very destructive chemical reactions
that occur when compounds such as lipids (oils) in our body react with oxygen.
This damages DNA, cell membranes, and collagen. Many diseases are associated
with free radicals, particularly, heart disease, cancer, and aging. Inflammation is marked by redness, swelling and pain
and is involved in many disease processes. Allergies are specific forms of inflammation
resulting from hypersensitivity to various substances. Pycnogenol prevents the
liberation of allergic mediators such as histamine.
Improved
Connective Tissue - Collagen is the structural protein that gives
strength and elasticity to our skin, blood vessels, tendons, ligaments and other
connective tissues. Pycnogenol improves the strength and flexibility of these
tissues.
Improved
Circulation ·
Strengthens
capillaries, arteries and veins ·
Improves
resistance to bruising, strokes and phlebitis ·
Improves
vision ·
May be
effective for restless leg syndrome, diabetic retinopathy, varicose veins,
impotence, internal bleeding, excessive menstrual flow, hemorrhoids, phlebitis,
and edema Skin
and Mucus Membrane Health ·
Improves
skin smoothness and elasticity ·
Protects
against UV light damage ·
May be
effective for dry skin, gum diseases, and inflammation of the digestive tract Heart
Health ·
Prevents
atherosclerosis - Hardening of the arteries ·
Reduces
clotting
Brain
Function ·
Pycnogenol
readily passes the blood brain barrier to protect brain cells ·
Improves
memory ·
May be
effective for jet lag, fatigue, and stress
Joint
Health ·
Improves
joint strength and flexibility ·
Reduces
inflammation in arthritis and injury
Immune
System Health ·
Reduces
allergies ·
Reduces
food sensitivities ·
May
decrease outbreaks of chronic viruses such as herpes ·
May be
effective for hay fever and asthma |
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