Mammalian Lignans
Also known as: Endogenous Lignans; Human Lignans
Description
Mammalian Lignans are a group of Lignans that are not present in dietary sources but which are formed within the human body.
These Substances may Enhance the Production of Mammalian Lignans
Lignans
When ingested, Plant Lignans are converted (via fermentation by Beneficial Bacteria in the Colon) to Mammalian Lignans (human lignans).
Microorganisms
Bacteria - Beneficial that reside in the Colon cause the fermentation of Plant Lignans which converts them into Mammalian Lignans.
Types of Mammalian Lignans
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