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Our exposure to oestrogen begins in foetal development and too much oestrogen, or the wrong ratios of oestrogen, can lead to hormonal imbalances in both men and women. Supporting phase I and phase II liver detoxification processes can help support healthy metabolic pathways of oestrogen in the liver.Oestrogen is a steroidal hormone produced from the building blocks of cholesterol and testosterone.Oestrogen accelerates and stimulates cell growth in all oestrogen sensitive tissues and, while the majority of oestrogen is produced in the ovaries/testes, fat cells, adrenal glands, the liver and breast tissue can also produce oestrogen.
Symptoms of estrogen dominance:
Women:
• Weight gain
• Fibrocystic breasts
• Fibroids
• Endometriosis
Men:
• Enlarged breasts
• Sexual dysfunction
• Infertility
• Low libido
Read More : OESTROGEN METABOLISM IN MEN AND WOMEN
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Amazing Zinc - Essential For The Whole Family
Zinc is an essential trace element, second only to iron in the body, that plays an important role in many enzymatic, structural and regulatory functions at a cellular level.In a national random survey of Australian adults, daily intakes of zinc were minimal, with 67% of men and 85% of women falling below the recommended daily allowance (RDA).
Amazinc
Although zinc is found in all body tissues and fluid, high concentrations are found in skeletal muscles, bones, skin, the brain, eyes (particularly the macula), liver, spleen, pancreas, kidney and prostate. Zinc is required for over 300 enzyme reactions within the body including carbohydrate metabolism, protein and DNA synthesis, protein digestion, bone metabolism and supporting antioxidant pathways, while also playing an important role in growth and development, the immune response, neurological function and reproduction.
Amazing benefits of Zinc are :
• Assists in the maintenance of healthy skin, promotes wound healing and may assist in the relief of the symptoms of minor skin disorders, such as mild acne.• Essential for the formation of connective tissue, teeth, bones, nails, hair and skin
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MAINTAINING MEMORY DURING AGEING | Naturopath Tanunda
Ageing is a natural part of life, and as just as your body ages, so does your brain. Maintaining memory during ageing is an important factor in being able to maintain a healthy, independent lifestyle.
4 herbs and nutrients to help maintain memory during ageing:1. Ginkgo biloba – helps maintain blood flow to the brain, so assists in the maintenance of cognitive function, memory, focus and concentration for study and during ageing, providing antioxidant and free radical scavenging activity.
2. Brahmi – is a brain and nervine tonic of Ayurvedic medicine, traditionally used to improve memory, concentration and learning, supporting cognitive function and memory during ageing. Brahmi contains an active ingredient known as bacoside A, which assists in the release of nitric oxide, allowing the relaxation of blood vessels to enable smooth blood flow throughout the body. This offers a positive effect on learning and memory recall. Brahmi also improves stress adaptation, so is beneficial during periods of stress.
3. Alpha Lipoic acid(ALA) – is a potent water and fat soluble antioxidant and free radical scavenger that’s able to cross the blood-brain barrier. ALA helps maintain nerve health, assists glucose metabolism and is involved in the uptake of glucose into cells.
4. Lecithin – or phosphatidylserine, is the major phospholipid in the brain and is important for cellular communication, which helps improve the transfer of signals between brain cells.
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