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Increasing catalase enzyme naturally

BioFactor's Photo BioFactor 21 Jun 2009

Does anyone know how to increase levels of the enzyme catalase naturally? The more I read about this critical enzyme the more I am intrigued about it's life extending possibilities. The consensus is that the CAT supplements are garbage and a waste of money because they do not penetrate the cell.
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Lufega's Photo Lufega 21 Jun 2009

Glisodin is supposed to raise catalase by 171% according to LEF.

http://www.lef.org/m...port_sod_02.htm
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tlm884's Photo tlm884 21 Jun 2009

I believe cocoa raises catalase?
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drtom's Photo drtom 21 Jun 2009

There is ample published research to indicate that resveratrol upregulates catalase gene activity.

This may be one of the main reasons for its success in protecting mice.
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lynx's Photo lynx 22 Jun 2009

Protandim claims to do this in humans.
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simon007's Photo simon007 22 Jun 2009

There is ample published research to indicate that resveratrol upregulates catalase gene activity.

This may be one of the main reasons for its success in protecting mice.


Do you have any links?
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biknut's Photo biknut 23 Jun 2009

Does anyone know how to increase levels of the enzyme catalase naturally? The more I read about this critical enzyme the more I am intrigued about it's life extending possibilities. The consensus is that the CAT supplements are garbage and a waste of money because they do not penetrate the cell.


I've been taking Protandin for the last 4 years because studies show it increases catalase, superoxide dismutase, and glutathione

http://www.protandim...erJan152006.pdf

http://www.protandim...ndim-study1.pdf
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hamishm00's Photo hamishm00 23 Jun 2009

Do you get an email alert anytime someone on the forum mentions protandim?
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caston's Photo caston 23 Jun 2009

So does this stuff help slow or reverse aged related loss of hair colour?
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BioFactor's Photo BioFactor 24 Jun 2009

So does this stuff help slow or reverse aged related loss of hair colour?


Loss of catalase seems to be responsible for grey/white hair.
http://www.associate...lame.html?cat=9
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caston's Photo caston 24 Jun 2009

Thanks biofactor, we know this from another thread.

http://www.imminst.o...o...pid=303302

I was referring to protandim and I appologise for not making that clear.
All the links that biknut provided are on the from the protandim dot com and we would need independent third party information.
Edited by caston, 24 June 2009 - 02:50 AM.
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BioFactor's Photo BioFactor 24 Jun 2009

Thanks biofactor, we know this from another thread.

http://www.imminst.o...o...pid=303302

I was referring to protandim and I appologise for not making that clear.
All the links that biknut provided are on the from the protandim dot com and we would need independent third party information.


Protandim may indeed work but it's ridiculously expensive for a 30ct bottle. I was hoping there would be a way of just boosting catalase without boosting GSH or SOD. Anyway, it would be a good idea to make a shampoo consiting of catalase. A lotion would also be awsome for those suffering from vitiligo, as it seems a lack of catalase is the pathogenesis of that particular skin condition as well.
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BioFactor's Photo BioFactor 24 Jun 2009

Thanks biofactor, we know this from another thread.

http://www.imminst.o...o...pid=303302

I was referring to protandim and I appologise for not making that clear.
All the links that biknut provided are on the from the protandim dot com and we would need independent third party information.


Protandim may indeed work but it's ridiculously expensive for a 30ct bottle. I was hoping there would be a way of just boosting catalase without boosting GSH or SOD. Anyway, it would be a good idea to make a shampoo consiting of catalase. A lotion would also be awsome for those suffering from vitiligo, as it seems a lack of catalase is the pathogenesis of that particular skin condition as well.


Opps, apparently they do make a lotion.
http://www.pseudocatalase.com/
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