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RESEARCH REPORTS | |
RESEARCH ON THE ANTIOXIDANT, FPP, AND IMMUNITY FUNCTION There are many antioxidants in the world, but few dietaries have both anti-oxidization and also immunity improvement actions. The Osato Research Institute has done various research projects in Japan and other countries related to the efficacy of FPP. According to these reports, we found that FPP has an anti-oxidization effect that eliminates oxygenated free radicals and also improves immunity function. Many completed studies have already been published, but many universities and laboratories around the world continue doing new research and clinical tests on FPP. | |
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research, the effects of FPP are as follows: The control of free radical formation The ability to remove harmful metal ions The improvement of immune function within the human body These three main effects are effective against aging, fatigue, and stress. |
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STRESS, FREE RADICALS, AND HEALTH |
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| AGING AND STRESS |
The fight against the monocular clock is impossible, but we can decrease stress, which quickens the rate at which we age. |
| STRESS & FREE RADICALS |
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| FREE RADICALS |
POSITIVE ATTRIBUTES: Our bodies produce free radicals to: Fight against infections, inflammations, and allergies Digest food and to eliminate contaminated air and other kinds of physical pollutants Produce energy by burning sugar and fat while using oxygen in the cells NEGATIVE ATTRIBUTES: Free radicals are harmful in excessive amounts at which point they: Attack lipids, cell membranes, D.N.A., and proteins Result in the acceleration of the aging process, the augmentation of the risks of degenerative illnesses, and the decline of the cell functions with fatigue The neutralization of free radicals is normally done by the anti-oxidization enzyme system. |
| HOW TO FIGHT AGAINST FREE RADICALS |
Lifestyle Improvement: Environment (avoid pollution), Diet (avoid processed foods), Unhealthy Habits (avoid tobacco, etc.). Take Antioxidants: Synthesized: Selenium, Zinc, Vitamins A, C, B, E Natural: Vegetables, Fruit, Raisins (flavonoids), Papaya Many antioxidants such as raisins and other flavonoids are being researched in the U.S.A.. This is very interesting because a characteristic of flavonoids is that they have very high rates of anti-oxidization. |
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