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de: L-Arginina, L-Glutamina, L-Lizina, care are efect de eliberare naturala
de HGH Anti Aging.
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Beta Alanina Carnosina reduce reactiile de glicozilare (AGEs) de incrucisare
(crosslinking) cu glucoza, Carnosina cu efect benefic reduce oxidarea proteinelor
de origine animala
46 Beta Alanina Carnosina reduce degradarea proteica (proteoliza) prin peroxidarea
lipidica cauza degradarii proteice, reduce reactiile de glicozilare (AGEs)
de incrucisare (crosslinking) cu glucoza si cu efect protectiv in rectiile
de malonilare
- Glicozilare sint reactii necontrolate ne-enzimatice ale glucozei cu proteinele
Carnosina inhiba reactiile de glicozilare (AGEs), de brunificare si reducere a eslasticitatii tesutului de colagen in procesul de imbatrinire
47 Beta Alanina Carnosina un protector proteinelor inhiba Metilglioxal in medierea
de modificare a proteinelor, Metilglioxal este un metabolit endogen care
este prezent la diabetici, se implica in reactiile de glicozilare (AGEs)
si in complicatiile diabetice
48 Beta Alanina Carnosina cu rol de inhibare a
reactiilor de glicozilare (AGEs), de brunificare si reducere a eslasticitatii
tesutului
de colagen in procesul de imbatrinire
49 Beta Alanina Carnosina (beta-alanina-L-histidina) un
natural antioxidant care neutralizeaza radicalii liberi hidroxil (OH), oxigenul
singlet
(1-O2) si inhiba peroxidarea lipidica
50. Suficienti antioxidanti de recomandat: Carnosina, Acid Alfa Lipoic, Ceai Verde, Coenzima Q10, Vitamina C, N-Acetilcisteina un precursor de Glutation, Vitamin E, Carotenoizi sau enzime antioxidante ca superoxid dismutaza care detoxifica radicalul superoxid, peroxidul de hidrogen (H2O2) si Glutation peroxidaza care detoxifica peroxizii celulari
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51. Carnosina cu efect de protectie a placilor de beta-amiloid in boala Alzheimer
52. .Carnosina in mecanismul endogen de neuroprotectie, un Age inhibitor indicat la dementa.
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