Sesaminol

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Description

Sesaminol is a type of Plant Lignan.

 

Health Benefits of Sesaminol

Metabolism

 Sesaminol is a powerful Antioxidants.  [1]

 Sesaminol may inhibit the body's absorption of dietary Cholesterol and inhibits the endogenous manufacture of Cholesterol within the Liver.  [2]

 Sesaminol may inhibit the oxidation of Low Density Lipoproteins.  [3]

 

Sesaminol may Enhance the Function of these Substances

Vitamins

 Sesaminol may enhances the activity of Vitamin E.  [4]

 

Sesaminol may Counteract these Potentially Toxic Substances

Enzymes

 Sesaminol may inhibit HMG-CoA (the endogenous Enzyme involved in the production of Cholesterol).  [5]

 

Proteins

 Sesaminol may inhibit the ability of Amyloid-Beta Protein to kill Neurons.  [6]

 

Dietary Sources of Sesaminol

 Sesaminol is a constituent of Sesame Seeds and Sesame Seed Oil.

 

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