hi newbie here,
Glisodin also increases glutathione peroxidase according to that study: (taken from sci.life-extension forum)
http://groups-beta.g...21fac93473077f6PMID: 15742357 [PubMed - indexed for MEDLINE]
http://www.ncbi.nlm......ve&db=pubmed...
>From full text:
"The results of this
animal study were dual: the Glisodin® dietary supplementation
not only promoted the circulating and
tissue antioxidant defences (increased SOD, Gpx and
catalase activities) but also improved cell resistance to
oxidative stress. In the circulation, RBC from animals
receiving Glisodin® were less susceptible to oxidativestress-
induced hemolysis. In addition hepatocytes from
animals receiving Glisodin® dietary supplementation
were resistant to peroxynitrite-induced apoptosis and
mitochondrial depolarization."
"Table 2. Effect of a supplementation with SOD-gliadin combination
on circulating antioxidants
Supplementation
Control ------------------------------- Glisodin®
Antioxidant status (mmol/L) 1.39 ± 0.03 1.98 ± 0.06
SOD (U/g Hb) 1720 ± 125 ---------- 3250 ± 255
Gpx (U/g Hb) 800 ± 33 ------------- 1210 ± 89
Catalase (kU/g Hb) 35 ± 5 ---------- 95 ± 6
Animals were fed every day with control diet or with control
diet supplemented with 1 mg/mouse/day of Glisodin® for
28 days. Blood samples were collected and SOD, Gpx and
catalase activities were evaluated in erythrocytes. Data represent
the mean ± SD of ten animals/group from one representative
experiment."
So my question is what would be an effective human dose? lef.orgs product contains 100 mg, but i think i read somewhere that most human studies has been with 500 mg doses.
Just ordered glisodin 16.49$ for 60x 250 mg at vitanetonline.com. Anyone found it cheaper?
thanks, great forum
Edited by london710, 07 August 2005 - 10:00 PM.