Peatfan19
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According to available studies several phenolic compounds in red ginger are very effective AT1R antagonists, reportedly even more effective than Losartan, with no side effects/toxicity.
"The results show that 10-gingerol, 8-gingerol, 6-gingerol have good oral bioavailability, good vasodilator potential (Pa >7), hepatoprotective potential, vasoprotective potential, and antioxidant potential. Based on pharmacokinetic absorption, distribution, and excretion test, the three gingerol compounds showed higher results compared to the Losartan. The toxicity of the gingerol compounds is low, not hepatotoxic, whereas Losartan is hepatotoxic. Molecular docking showed that the three gingerol compounds and the Losartan were on one side of the binding to AT1R."
Facilitating Reparative Dentin Formation Using Apigenin Local Delivery in the Exposed Pulp Cavity - PubMed
The same phenolic compounds are also present in regular ginger.
There are compelling evidence of the wide range of health benefits of ginger, many studies have been posted on this forum before.
In light of the above, I asked Dr. Peat about the protective potential of ginger against Covid, the following was his reply: "Aspirin, vitamin D, and antihistamines are generally protective. I don’t think enough is known about ginger’s safety."
"The results show that 10-gingerol, 8-gingerol, 6-gingerol have good oral bioavailability, good vasodilator potential (Pa >7), hepatoprotective potential, vasoprotective potential, and antioxidant potential. Based on pharmacokinetic absorption, distribution, and excretion test, the three gingerol compounds showed higher results compared to the Losartan. The toxicity of the gingerol compounds is low, not hepatotoxic, whereas Losartan is hepatotoxic. Molecular docking showed that the three gingerol compounds and the Losartan were on one side of the binding to AT1R."
Facilitating Reparative Dentin Formation Using Apigenin Local Delivery in the Exposed Pulp Cavity - PubMed
The same phenolic compounds are also present in regular ginger.
There are compelling evidence of the wide range of health benefits of ginger, many studies have been posted on this forum before.
In light of the above, I asked Dr. Peat about the protective potential of ginger against Covid, the following was his reply: "Aspirin, vitamin D, and antihistamines are generally protective. I don’t think enough is known about ginger’s safety."