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Antioxidants and the Immune System The following antioxidants are of special importance for the immune system. Adequate intake ensures that the immune system can function at peak levels, although excessive doses of any vitamin can be detrimental to the body. A full discussion of antioxidants and their functions is beyond the scope of this book, and the following list only touches on the main benefits. Because the appropriate amounts of the right supplements must be determined on an individual basis, anyone planning a supplement regimen should consult with a naturopathic physician or other qualified health care practitioner. Beta-carotene Beta-carotene is also known as provitamin A because the body can convert it into vitamin A as necessary. Beta-carotene promotes smooth skin and strong, shiny hair, sharpens the eyesight, and protects mucous membranes and cells. It also strengthens the immune system. The importance of vitamin A for cancer prevention has been established. Studies also show that the addition of vitamin A can bring cancerous cells back to their normal state. Biotin Biotin stabilizes the blood sugar level, helps relieve depression, and regulates the metabolism of fat, protein, and carbohydrates. It is also essential for healthy hair, skin, and nails. Folic Acid Folic acid is necessary for building red blood cells, forming amino acids essential for protein metabolism, and synthesizing substances needed for RNA and DNA. This vitamin is important for nourishing the nerves and brain, skin, hair, and bones, and mucous membranes. Magnesium Magnesium plays an important role in the functioning of the heart, nerve signal transmissions, muscle activity, and enzyme activity. Magnesium is needed for the formation of bones and teeth and the production of energy. Lack of magnesium can have a negative impact on the immune system. Selenium Selenium assists in the body’s detoxification from heavy metals, improves the structure of skin and hair, strengthens the heart and circulation, and increases concentration. It also provides immune protection. Lack of selenium increases the susceptibility to cancer as well as to allergies. Vitamin B1 Vitamin B1 is the ultimate energy vitamin. It helps generate energy from carbohydrates, accelerates the healing of open wounds, eases pain, and strengthens the muscles in the heart, intestines, and skeleton. Vitamin B1 is essential for a healthy nervous system and a deficiency can lead to depression. It also enhances memory and mental alertness. Vitamin B2 Our bodies store very little of this vitamin, so it must be consumed on a regular basis. Vitamin B2 is necessary for enzymes to initiate the energy production from substances such as protein, fat, and carbohydrates. It is important for skin, hair, and nails, protects the mucous membranes, and strengthens vision. Vitamin B2 plays an important role in the production of blood and in cellular growth. Symptoms of vitamin B2 deficiency include chapped lips, cracks at the corners of the mouth, bloodshot eyes, and scaly or oily patches on the skin. Vitamin B6 This vitamin strengthens the heart, muscles, circulation, and nerves. It protects the mucous membranes, fuels protein metabolism, and enhances the immune system. Symptoms of vitamin B6 deficiency are the same as those for vitamin B2 deficiency. A lack of vitamin B6 can also lead to depression and anxiety. Vitamin C Vitamin C plays an important role in the formation of collagen, the substance that binds the cells. It also helps the body metabolize amino acids, folic acid, iron, and fats. Vitamin C strengthens the connective tissue, accelerates healing of wounds, and promotes healthy teeth and strong bones. Among the warning signs for a lack of vitamin C is an increased susceptibility to infections. Stress—psychological and physical—depletes the body of vitamin C stores, so it’s a good idea to take a supplement daily. Vitamin E Vitamin E’s actions in the human body are even more complicated than that of most vitamins. Vitamin E is fat soluble, which means that it is stored in the body’s fatty tissue, muscle, liver, adrenal and pituitary glands, heart, lungs, and reproductive organs. As an antioxidant, vitamin E joins with enzymes to protect the lungs from pollution, prevent tumor growth, and protect breast, eye, liver, and skin tissues from damage. Zinc Zinc fosters the growth of smooth, healthy skin and strong, soft hair. It accelerates the healing of wounds and regulates the reproductive organs. About 70 enzymes in the body contain zinc. The mechanisms of our immune system all require zinc to function properly. Symptoms of zinc deficiency include white spots on the fingernails or brittle nails, acne and other skin problems, and slow wound healing. Internally, zinc deficiency causes an increased number of killer cells and a decreased number of suppresser cells. A lack of zinc leads to a reduction of the lymphocytes and thus to an increased susceptibility to virus infections. What is a transistor? A transistor is a semi-conductor that can amplify a signal. In Details: When a current of electrons flows through a conductor it will just keep flowing unless it is controlled. That flow of electrons - the electric current - must be controlled. Several electronic components control this flow of electricity. And when these components are all connected together they form a circuit. The most important part of the circuit is the device that actually controls the flow of electricity. This is called a resistor. Some atoms conduct electricity and some atoms won’t let go of their electrons and are called insulators. There are some other materials that don’t conduct and don’t insulate. These are called semiconductors. Semiconductors are made mostly of atoms that do not conduct electricity (insulators), but they still have some atoms with loose electrons. And you know that loose electrons can create a flow of electricity. If the temperature of a semiconductor is changed, or if some energy is injected into it, its atoms with loose electrons will start a flowing current. This means that a semiconductor can be used to control the flow of electricity. It’s like a switch: it can turn a flow of electrons on and it can turn it off. transistor is made up of of semi-conducting material, usually germanium or silicon, to which three or more electrical connections are made. When the semiconductors interact with each other, a small amount of electrical current can be put in, and a lot will come out. This is called amplification. In 1956 the inventors of the transistor, William Shockley, Walter Brattain and John Bardeen, received the Nobel prize for Physics for their invention of the transistor. Back
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Opis proizvoda DIETPHARM CENTRAVIT 30 TBL Vitamini Vitamin A – sudjeluje u stvaranju vidnog pigmenta značajan je za rast kostiju epitelno tkivo i zametne stanice. Beta-karoten – pridonosi održavanju stabilnosti stanica a tijelo ga prema potrebi može pretvoriti u vitamin A. Vitamin D – potpomaže stvaranje kostiju i zubi te regulira metabolizam kalcija i fosfata. Vitamin E – sudjeluje u zaštiti mišićnog živ čanog ali i drugih tkiva. Snažnim antioksidacijskim djelovanjem pridonosi stabilnosti i funkcionalnoj sposobnosti stanica. Vitamin K1 – sudjeluje u proizvodnji važnih tjelesnih proteina posebno onih koji su odgovorni za zgrušavanje krvi. Vitamin C – jača vlastite tjelesne obrambene snage. Naročito je važan za kosti hrskavice vezivno tkivo i zube. Kao antioksidans štiti stanicu od agresivnih supstancija i njihova razarajućeg djelovanja. Biotin – sastojak mnogih enzima zn čajan za metabolizam ugljikohidrata aminokiselina i masti. Od velike je va žnosti za kožu kosu i nokte. Folna kiselina – ima odlučujuću ulogu kod izgradnje stanica posebno krvnih. Jednako je važna za razvoj i funkcije živčanog sustava. Niacin – sudjeluje u staničnom disanju i stvaranju energije u stanicama. Vitamin B1 (tiamin) – ima središnji značaj za metabolizam ugljikohidrata i dobivanje energije a time i za srce živčani sustav pokretanje mišića i rast. Vitamin B2 (riboflavin) – prijeko potreban za ukupni metabolizam ugljikohidrata masti i aminokiselina a posebno je važan za zdravlje kože očiju i živaca. Vitamin B5 (pantotenska kiselina) – značajan za metabolizam ugljikohidrata masti aminokiselina i nekih hormona. Vitamin B6 (piridoksin) – ima središnju ulogu u metabolizmu aminokiselina i izgradnji proteina. Bitno potpomaže funkciju živ anog sustava. Vitamin B12 (cijanokobalamin) – uključen je u gotovo sve metaboličke tokove a posebno je važan za živčani sustav sintezu proteina te rast i razvoj svih stanica. Minerali Kalcij – značajan za izgradnju i održavanje kostiju zubi i kolagenih vlakana. Odgovoran je za skladan rad mišića i živaca te za rad srca. Fosfor – kao i kalcij sudjeluje u izgradnji kostiju i zubi a potpomaže i funkciju mišića i živaca. Neophodan je za dobivanje i iskorištavanje energije u tijelu. Magnezij – prijeko potreban za aktivnost brojnih enzima. Uključen je u metabolizam proteina masti i ugljikohidrata. Važan je za funkciju srca mišića i živaca. Kalij – sudjeluje u regulaciji tekućine u tijelu mišićnoj aktivnosti prijenosu živčanih impulsa te utječe na rast i diobu stanica. Klorid – sudjeluje u regulaciji metabolizama vode u tijelu. Bakar – sastojak mnogih enzima i bitna podrška metabolizmu. Cink – sastojak mnogih enzima ali i njihov aktivator bitan za imunitet i rast. Jod – neophodan za izgradnju hormona štitnjače. Krom – stimulira enzime važne za metabolizam masnih kiselina i sudjeluje u metabolizmu glukoze. Mangan – potreban za normalan razvoj kostiju te potpomaže proizvodnju hormona. Molibden – aktivira enzime u metabolizmu ugljikohidrata masti i željeza. Selen – sastojak važnog enzima koji “hvata”” slobodne radikale ujedno važan za funkciju štitnjače i stimulaciju imuniteta. Silicij – nezamjenjiv za održavanje čvrstoće vezivnog tkiva hrskavica kosti kose noktiju i zubi. Željezo – važno za prijenos kisika i stanično disanje.