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green tea
inhibition of MG
black tea
inhibition of MG
garlic
inhibits platelet aggregation & lowers lipids
onion
lowers lipids & blood pressure
bilberry
prevent diabetic retinopathy
fenugreek
stabilize blood sugar
carotenoids
thought to prevent cancer in humans from animal trial results, but can actually increase risk of cancers alone or with Vitamin A or Vitamin E
β-carotene
thought to prevent cancer in humans from animal trial results, but can actually increase risk of cancers alone or with Vitamin A or Vitamin E
lutein
thought to prevent cancer in humans from animal trial results, but can actually increase risk of cancers alone or with Vitamin A or Vitamin E
zexathin
thought to prevent cancer in humans from animal trial results, but can actually increase risk of cancers alone or with Vitamin A or Vitamin E
lycopene
thought to prevent cancer in humans from animal trial results, but can actually increase risk of cancers alone or with Vitamin A or Vitamin E
various fruits, vegetables, and in beverages such as tea, coffee, and wine
1. antioxidant
2. ROS scavenger
3. inhibits nitrosation
4. metal chelation
5. modulate certain enzyme activities
chocolate, beans, cherry, grape (seed), apple, green tea, black tea, red wine, cocoa beans
flavanol & anthocyanidin
green tea
flavanol & anthocyanidin
citrus fruits & juices (oranges & lemons)
flavanone
peppers (capsicum), parsley, and celery
flavone
yellow onion, broccoli, blueberry, apple, black grape, green tea
flavanol
soy flour, soybeans, tofu, soy milk
isoflavones
blackberry, black grape, blueberry, cherry, strawberry, red wine, plums, cranberries
anthocyanidin
pomegranate seed
anthocyanidin
ginseng
arctic root
1. decreasing depression
2. enhancing work performance
3. eliminating fatigue
4. preventing high altitude sickness
arctic root
1. decreasing depression
2. enhancing work performance
3. eliminating fatigue
4. preventing high altitude sickness
arctic root
1. decreasing depression
2. enhancing work performance
3. eliminating fatigue
4. preventing high altitude sickness
weiweizi
1. CNS stimulating
2. anti-hepatotoxic
3. antioxidant
4. nonicteric hepatitis
5. schisandrol A major compound
yerba mate
1. CNS stimulating
2. diuretic
3. digestive (after meals)
4. rich in potassium, manganese, thiamine & vitamin C
guarana
1. CNS stimulating
2. fatigue
3. activity
4. weight-loss & metabolism
4. cream on skin: toner, astringent, lipolytic, & vasodilator
5. may ↑ BP
guarana
1. CNS stimulant
2. memory acquisition
guarana
1. CNS stimulant
2. memory acquisition
guarana
yerba mate, guarana seed, coffee beans, black tea, chocolate
1. CNS stimulating
2. fatigue
3. activity
4. weight-loss & metabolism
4. cream on skin: toner, astringent, lipolytic, & vasodilator
5. may ↑ BP
hoodia (ghapp)
1. suppress appetite
2. suppress thirsts
maca
1. increases libido in men & women
2. increases fertility independent of sexual hormone functioning and parameters of mood
yohimbe
1. CNS stimulating
2. α2-blocker (vasodilator)
3. ↑ blood flow to genitals of both men and women
4. more specifically targeted at males
5. possible hepatotoxin
ginkgo
1. erectile dysfunction (preliminary studies)
2. anti-aging
3. Alzheimer’s disease & senility
4. asthma
5. depression
6. ADD
7. blood clots
8. circulatory insufficiency
9. memory loss
10. respiratory disease
11. stress
12. stroke
13. tinnitus
14. vascular disease
damiana
1. euphoria
2. depression
3. relaxation
4. anxiety
5. ↑ sexual function in women
tribulus
1. loss of libido
2. impotence
3. infertility
4. edema
5. liver, kidney, & heart problems
6. enhance erection
asparagus
1. hair growth
2. diuretic
3. treatment of inflammatory disease of the UT
4. prevention of kidney stones
5. antifungal
6. antiviral
7. molluscicide
8. chemotherapy (protodioscin)
asparagus
chemotherapy
bowellia
1. antiinflammatory
2. joint pains
3. sports injuries
4. some GI upset
nuts, olive oil, vegetables, dairy products, fat & lards, marine organisms
1. antiinflammatory
2. pain relief
3. stiffness relief
4. mobility (increased knee motion)
animal cartilage (trachea of cows)
1. joint pains, stiffness & aches in osteoarthritis
2. dietary ingestion provides raw material for cartilage repair
3. blocks enzymatic activity that breaks down cartilage
4. retards progression of cartilage degradation
Devil’s claw
1. painful arteriosclerosis
2. GI complaints
3. loss of appetite
4. diabetes
5. hepatitis
6. neuralgia
7. spasmodic blood pressure
8. improve liver, kidney & gallbladder
9. senility
10. antiinflammatory
11. analgesic
12. joint, lower back, and arthritis pain
glucosamine
1. protects joint cartilage from injury
2. delivered to joint space and incorporated into proteoglycans of joint cartilage to maintain structure, repair damage
3. may stimulate new cartilage cells to produce new cartilage matrix materials
4. stronger evidence with mild-to-moderate severity
green-lipped mussel
1. arthritis & joint pain
2. promotes the building of reconnective tissue, tendons, ligaments, and cartilage due to high amounts of glycosaminoglycan
3. contains fatty acids
4. moderate inflammatory control
hydrolyzed collage protein (HCP) or gelatin
1. chief substance of connective tissue
2. process prevents collagen to aggregate & allows the protein to be mixed/blended into dairy products to ↑ absorption of the AA
3. body-building
3. little protein, sulfur-containing AA (cysteine & methionine)
4. rich in glycine, proline, hydroxyproline, lysine, hydroxylsine
methylsulfonylmethane (MSM)
1. “vitamin U”
2. metabolite from DMSO
3. delivers sulfur to skin, hair, tendon, and cartilage
sea cucumber
1. joint pain
2. fibromyalgia
3. has glycosaminoglycan & other mucopolysaccharides
willow bark
1. converted into salicylic acid in intestinal tract and liver
2. anti-inflammatory
3. analgesic
4. antipyretic
5. inhibition of cyclooxygenase and PG biosynthesis
6. GI upset from tannins
EO of wintergreen & bark of sweet branch
Rubefacient

1.dilates cutaneous vasculature & subsequent reddening of the skin
2. warming and redness causes person to ignore the other pain
EO of Pinus palustris
Rubefacient

1.dilates cutaneous vasculature & subsequent reddening of the skin
2. warming and redness causes person to ignore the other pain
EO of mint
Rubefacient

1.dilates cutaneous vasculature & subsequent reddening of the skin
2. warming and redness causes person to ignore the other pain
3. no effect on histamine-induced itch or pain sensation
EO of Cinnamomum camphora
Refrigerant

1. counter irritant
2. depressed cutaneous receptors
Refrigerant

1. counter irritant
2. depressed cutaneous receptors
danshen
1. prevent & treat heart conditions & strokes
2. ↓ blood clotting by ↓ platelet stickiness
3. ↓ production of fibrin
4. potential inotrope
leigongteng
1. fever & chills
2. edema
3. carbuncles
4. rheumatoid arthritis
5. chronic hepatitis
6. chronic nephritis
7. skin disorders
8. AE: lots of AE, including ↓ TBC, mutation of illness, ↓ bone density in female SLE, hair loss, immune malfunction, kidney damage in large doses
chinese ginseng
1. stimulant
2. immune booster
3. emergency medication
siberian ginseng
1. adaptogen
2. immune-enhancing agent
3. remedy for stress, fatigue, & depression
epimedium
1. sexual dysfunction (impotence, seminal emission)
2. osteoporosis
dongquai
1. obstetrics & gynecological problems
2. mild laxative
3. uterine tonic
4. antispasmodic
5. blood purifying
6. ↑ blood circulation
7. uterine relaxant
8. regulating menstrual cycle
skullcap
1. URI
2. anti-inflammatory agent
qinhao
first-line treatment recommended by WHO for malaria
kudzu
1. fever
2. hypertension
3. drunkenness