Lactoferrin is a nutrient highly concentrated in breast milk and first milk colostrum. It is best known as a powerful immunological booster, especially protective to your digestive tract. Your body makes it throughout life, and it should be in your saliva as part of your natural immune support system for digestion. It is known to help keep an overgrowth of
Candida albicans in check. A new study reviews the significant role of lactoferrin as a bone building nutrient.
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immunity,
Lactoferrin,
newborn,
osteoblasts,
osteoporosis
The more we learn about genes the more obvious it becomes that nutrition is the key to health, including bone health. A gene regulatory protein called Maf has now been identified which is needed in order to change bone stem cells into the important bone-building carpenters called osteoblasts. Too many free radicals, or the use of the diabetes drugs Avandia or Actos, causes Maf to turn off. This causes the stem cells to turn into fat cells instead of osteoblasts, causing bone loss and risk for osteoporosis.
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Avandia,
bone loss,
free radicals,
osteoporosis
Researchers at the United States Department of Agriculture continue to prove that blueberries are a superfruit. In addition to their remarkable research showing blueberries protect and enhance the function of your brain, they have now demonstrated that blueberries can activate the formation of bone-building osteoblasts..
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bone building,
osteoblasts,
osteoporosis
The hallmark of osteoporosis is that factors that induced bone loss are greater than factors that make new bones. Scientists have now demonstrated the precise biological mechanisms involved with how resveratrol helps turn off the excessive activity bone destruction factors. You can now add resveratrol to your list of bone health nutrients.
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osteoblasts,
osteoclasts,
osteoporosis,
resveratrol
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