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Επειδή ψάχνομαι για ινσουλινοαντίσταση και τρόπους αύξησης της ευαισθησίας προς αυτήν, καθώς επίσης και με τα οιστρογόνα, xenoestrogens κλπ, δοκιμάζοντας και ψάχνοντας διάφορα, είδα τυχαία μια έρευνα για το φυτό του κάκτου που το κάνει ιδανικό "όπλο", αφού -ίσως να- μειώνει την δράση των 5ar υποδοχέων (μειώνοντας έτσι την σύνθεση της DHT), της δράση της αρωματοποίησης (εμποδίζει την σύνθεση των οιστρογόνων δηλαδή, μιας και η μείωση της DHT προκαλεί αύξηση της οιστραδιόλης και είναι κάτι που δεν το θέλουμε και φυσικά με την χρήση της φιναστερίδης δεν μπορούμε να το αποτρέψουμε χωρίς να κάνουμε κάτι) αλλά και την λιπιδική υπεροξείδωση (κάτι που κάνει και το υπεροξείδιο της δισμουτάσης).
Cactus flower extracts may prove beneficial in benign prostatic hyperplasia due to inhibition of 5α reductase activity, aromatase activity and lipid peroxidation
Abstract: The cactus flower is deemed to be helpful in benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH) therapy, although there is no published information
regarding its clinical effect in patients and on the mechanism of its biological activity.
The present study evaluated the ability of cactus flower extracts to exert an effect on BPH through possible inhibition of such processes as lipid peroxidation, androgen aromatization and testosterone reduction.
Cactus flower extracts indeed inhibited aromatase and 5α reductase activity in cultured foreskin fibroblasts, and also in human placental and prostatic homogenates.
The inhibitory activity in both instances was associated with the dichloromethane or ethanol (methanol) extracts, while a marked antioxidative activity was associated with the aqueous extract.
The finding that cactus flower extracts interfere concurrently in vitro with aromatase and reductase activity as well as with free radical processes suggests that these substances may prove beneficial in BPH treatment.
Cactus flower extracts may prove beneficial in benign prostatic hyperplasia due to inhibition of 5α reductase activity, aromatase activity and lipid peroxidation
Abstract: The cactus flower is deemed to be helpful in benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH) therapy, although there is no published information
regarding its clinical effect in patients and on the mechanism of its biological activity.
The present study evaluated the ability of cactus flower extracts to exert an effect on BPH through possible inhibition of such processes as lipid peroxidation, androgen aromatization and testosterone reduction.
Cactus flower extracts indeed inhibited aromatase and 5α reductase activity in cultured foreskin fibroblasts, and also in human placental and prostatic homogenates.
The inhibitory activity in both instances was associated with the dichloromethane or ethanol (methanol) extracts, while a marked antioxidative activity was associated with the aqueous extract.
The finding that cactus flower extracts interfere concurrently in vitro with aromatase and reductase activity as well as with free radical processes suggests that these substances may prove beneficial in BPH treatment.
