Who makes the best sesamin product? Which is the best value???
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Who makes the best sesamin product? Which is the best value???
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The current ones are all good quality
best value ive seen is scivations
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Originally Posted by Bryan2
I found this info is this true:
Sesamin and episesamin have been shown to inhibit fatty vacuole formation in the liver that can occur with alcohol use/abuse. They do this by increasing liver fatty acid oxidation as well as by helping to efficiently metabolise alcohol.
Sesamin and episesamin have been shown to raise aldehyde dehydrogenase levels by more than 3 fold. When alcohol is consumed, it enters cells and is broken down into a toxic compound known as acetaldehyde. An enzyme called aldehyde dehydrogenase 2 (ALDH2) converts the acetaldehyde into acetic acid, which is non-toxic and can be readily used by your body to provide energy. Basically its helps your body to "safely" metabolize alcohol. This is not to encourage alcohol use/abuse, but simply an example of how Sesamax helps protect your liver by making it more efficient.
How to use SesaPure
To reduce damage from alcohol consumption, especially alcohol neurotoxic metabolites:
In addition to your normal dosing, take 2 capsules prior to beginning drinking and take 1 capsule at the end of the night. If you are not taking regularly take 3 caps prior and 1 after. Those who become easily intoxicated for their body weight, flushed and abnormally hung over will typically respond very well because Sesamin stimulates production of aldehyde dehydrogenase, the enzyme deficiency that typically causes those issues. Of course SesaPURE will also help to offset the caloric excesses.
To reduce adipose tissue gain from overeating SesaPure should be dosed at 4-6 caps per day. If the overeating is excessive (more than 2 times normal calorie intake) higher doses up to 10 caps may be used. Though most people, even at higher food intakes will find 6 caps to be sufficient. Sesapure may be combined with Glucorell R for synergistic effect and greater mediation of carbohydrate disposal and utilization.
Sesapure is hard to beat price wise.