Oncochron®

Basics

Certain active botanical substances can support the healthy renewal and regeneration of human cells, helping to maintain overall healthy cell growth.  These substances also support healthy cellular inflammatory processes while providing protection against damaging free radicals.  In a much-noted report published in the reputed scientific journal Nature, about a dozen natural phytochemicals have been classified as cellular-protective agents. These phytochemicals function as the active ingredients in Oncochron™.      

Effects

There are many ways to promote healthy cell growth, including protecting against damaging free radicals, and supporting the body’s natural detoxification processes.  Helping to maintain healthy natural biochemical processes, for example hormonal balance and metabolism, is another way that healthy cell growth can be supported. There are many factors that can contribute to unhealthy cell growth, such as improper metabolism of hormones like insulin, as well as activation or deactivation of certain proteins and enzymes within the cell.  Medical research has verified through epidemiological studies and investigations in molecular biology that certain plant constituents can exert a positive influence when it comes to maintaining healthy cell growth and function.

Healthy cellular inflammatory processes govern defense and renewal reactions inside the the body’s cells. Most of the ingredients in Oncochron™ help maintain these processes, especially the germ-fighting sulfur compound diallylsulphide, which is derived from garlic.

Other ingredients like sulforaphane and isothiocyanates, substances contained in broccoli, help promote healthy detoxification of the body’s cells and tissues.

The plant constituent indole-3-carbinol (also contained in broccoli and all cabbage family plants) helps maintain healthy hormonal balance and function in women, facilitating the body’s production of the active substances created by the sex hormones which are needed at each moment.

A natural protective mechanism of the body induces cells whose genetic material is irreparably damaged to destroy themselves in a process called apoptosis. When this mechanism is not working properly, abnormal cell growth can result.  The active constituent of the Asian spice turmeric (curcuma longa), a relative of ginger, is curcumin. Curcumin helps maintain the healthy functioning of this mechanism.  Capsaicin, which is contained in hot peppers, also exhibits the similar effects in laboratory tests.

The body produces certain enzymes to eliminate toxins. This natural detoxifying process is enhanced by gingerol and shogaol, two pungent phenols contained in ginger extract.

Insulin acts as a growth factor for certain cells, especially those found in the bowels and in the breasts. Catechins, like those in green tea, help maintain healthy levels of the enzymes that regulate insulin levels in the blood. In this manner, the polyphenol plant constituents help maintain healthy levels of this hormone.

More natural support for healthy cell growth comes from ecdysone, a special protein-forming steroid which, among other things, controls cell proliferation in molting animals.

Plants have genes just like we do. Any disruption of their activation and deactivation processes may disrupt healthy cell growth, because as a result, affected cells produce certain proteins either in excess or not at all, preventing essential genetic information from being read. Many phytochemicals help maintain the health of these cellular control mechanisms. One of the most active phytochemicals in this respect is resveratrol.

Epidemiological studies suggest that lycopene, a carotenoid which gives tomatoes their red color, helps maintain healthy cell growth and helps maintain the health of the hormonal receptors in the female breast.

Bees use the phyto-mix propolis, which consists of vitamins, amino acids, minerals, resins and bioflavonoids, to protect their tiny living space against germs and bacteria. Propolis helps promote healthy functioning of the cell apoptosis (cell death) process.

Oncochron™ was developed as a formula in which each single ingredient, as well as the combination of all ingredients, is highly effective.  The chronobiological formula takes into account the fact that certain phytochemicals work better in the morning in relation to those cellular processes which are most active by day, while other constituents are directed towards regeneration and make more sense when taken at night.

Uses

Helping to maintain healthy cellular inflammation processes.

Helping to maintain healthy hormonal balance in postmenopausal women.

Helping to maintain healthy levels of growth factors such as insulin.

Helping to mitigate the effects of risk factors such as smoking, alcohol abuse or insufficient nutrition on cellular health.

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