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Artichoke Extract & caffeoylquinic acid & chlorogenic acid
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- Vitacost Health Library
- Artichoke (Cynara scolymus) - The Natural Pharmacist
- I have seen artichoke extract and milk thistle extract being promoted as liver remedies. Which one is better? - Dr. Murray
- Java Reduces Type 2 Diabetes Risk - WebMD, 11/7/02 -
"Caffeine is known to decrease the body's response to insulin. However, other ingredients found in coffee --
magnesium and chlorogenic acid -- may have beneficial effects ... researchers followed more than 17,000 Dutch adults. After several years of follow-up, those who drank seven or more cups a day were half as likely to develop type 2 diabetes compared with
those who drank less than two cups a day ... The long-term effects of drinking too much caffeine are not known and other health issues could develop" - Note: Chlorogenic acid is in artichoke extract. If magnesium and chlorogenic acid are the reason for the 50% diabetes reduction, it would seem to
be a better choice than drinking seven cups of coffee per day. See
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artichoke products.
- Artichokes As Powerful Medicine - Nutrition Science News, 6/01
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Artichoke
extract lowers cholesterol safely - Life Extension Magazine, 10/00
- Artichoke Leaf Extract May Provide Irritable Bowel Syndrome Relief - Doctor's Guide, 3/22/01 -
"Investigators report that the IBS patients had significant reductions
in the severity of their IBS symptoms. They also note that both patients and their doctors gave favourable evaluation of the overall effectiveness of the extract ... Furthermore, 96 percent of patients rated artichoke leaf extract as better than or equal to previous therapies administered for their symptoms ...
Patients were found to tolerate the extract well"
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The
Artichoke - Life Extension Magazine, 7/99
- Can Cirrhosis be Prevented? - Nutrition Science News, 1/99 -
"Artichoke (Cynara scolymus) leaves are another liver remedy. Recent animal tests show supplementation
with artichoke prevented a liver toxin from causing oxidation, thus preventing glutathione destruction. The active compound, cynarin, is found in highest concentrations in the leaves. Chlorogenic acid and other antioxidants are also present"
- Artichoke Family Shows Promise in Preventing Skin Cancer - Doctor's Guide, 4/16/97
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