Quercetin - Natural antioxidant with a role in balancing allergic manifestations and in the protection of the respiratory system

Quercetin has strong anti-inflammatory properties by inhibiting initial inflammatory processes. It inhibits the production and release of Histamine and other allergic / inflammatory mediators. For this reason, it is used with good results in the treatment of Arthritis, Rheumatoid Arthritis, and Osteoarthritis. In addition, Quercetin has antioxidant effects and protects Vitamin C, and also has remarkable antitumor properties, especially for skin and prostate cancer.

Quercetin may have positive effects in combating and preventing Cancer, Prostatitis, Heart Diseases, Cataracts, Allergies and Respiratory Diseases such as Bronchitis and Asthma. Due to its anti-allergic character, it is an adjuvant in treating allergic sinusitis.

Quercetin Benefits

• balancing the characteristic manifestations of allergic reactions such as: stuffy nose, teary eyes, sneezing, difficult breathing, skin redness, digestive manifestations triggered by pollen, dust, animal fur, chemicals etc.:
  • supports limiting the release of compounds such as histamine, leukotrienes, prostaglandins, at the vascular, gastrointestinal, bronchial, cutaneous, cerebral, ocular level
  • promotes the stabilization of cell membranes, including mast cells
• supporting the health of the vascular system, through:
  • maintaining the normal structure of capillaries
  • support in protecting the structure of vascular endothelial cells against the action of free radicals
  • maintaining normal blood pressure
  • supporting the normal level of cholesterol in the blood and the platelet aggregation process within normal parameters
• maintaining the normal permeability of the intestinal mucosa and the barrier function of the intestine:
  • promotes normal gastric acid secretion and maintains the normal rate of lipid peroxidation of gastric cells
  • supporting the normal level and activity of certain enzymes involved in processes at the level of the retina, pancreas, prostate, bone joints, brain
• supporting the normal functioning of the immune system
• promoting the normal level of glucose by supporting the normal activity of the aldose reductase enzyme (enzyme involved in the metabolism of glucose into sorbitol)
• maintaining cell structure against the action of free radicals (antioxidant action)
• supporting the limitation of fat deposits at the hepatic or visceral level and balancing the level of inflammatory molecules produced by adipose tissue
• supporting stress adaptation capacity, by:
  • maintaining a balanced level of neurotransmitters at the brain level
  • support in regulating the normal release of cortisol (hormone secreted during periods of stress)
  • supporting the activation of GABA-A receptors (GABA: inhibitory neurotransmitter)
• balancing the level of uric acid by promoting the reduction of the xanthine oxidase enzyme, an enzyme involved in the synthesis of uric acid

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