Guest guest Posted August 8, 2003 Report Share Posted August 8, 2003 Ran across this and thought you would all like to read. Suzi WHAT LEMON PEELS CAN DO FOR YOU. Arteriosclerosis is one of the most common diseases of the blood vessels. It refers to a thickening of the walls of the arteries due to the presence of calcium or lime. It has become a common ailment in modern times, accounting for much of the disability and high death rate among older people.Lemon's effects upon circulation include it's ability to lessen high blood pressure, reduce varicose veins and help stop nosebleeds. It's effects upon muscles and joints can be it's ability to relieve painful arthritis and rheumatism. Cellulite also can be reduced with the use of lemon. Due to lemon's antispasmodic properties, it can help when asthma is present. It can clear catarrh from the respiratory tract and aid in the treatment of bronchitis. Digestion can be improved due to the ability of lemon to alkalinize the body. In this way, dyspepsia can also be alleviated. On the immune system, lemon's antiseptic properties make it useful when colds, influenza, fevers and infections are present. One of the most effective home remedies for arteriosclerosis is the lemon peel. It is believed to be one of the richest known sources of vitamin P. If you rub lemon peel on your teeth and gums they will be strengthened and become pearly white.Eating lemon peel was, by itself, protection against squamous cell skin cancer. A present study suggests that the coumarins in lemon fruit are promising chemopreventive agents by inhibiting radical generation.GRATED LEMON PEELSVery potent natural antioxidantFree radical scavengerPotentiates immune responsePotent anti-inflammatory actionInhibits joint degeneration Potent anthistamine effect (anti-allergic) May assist to control equine bleeders Reduce red cell aggregation (clotting)Analgesic effects (Natural antihistamine)Cholesterol lowering actionStrengthen Blood VesselsStroke,ArthritisVaricos veins ACTIVE INGREDIENTS OF GRATED LEMON PEELSWorking now 25 years with bioflavonoids and the lemon fruit we think to know something more of the healthy propierties than the general man in the street does. So we think that you should know what the lemon could do for your health, seeing that finally people realize that functional food ingredients are a real need for the boddy.DIETARY FIBRESUp to the end of the 1950’s these non-nutriments were seen as ballast and removed out of most foods. The average deficits of dietary fibres in food were 41% for women and 30% for men (calculated on the recommended consumption of 30 g dietary fibres per day), taken from „Ernährungsbericht 1996“. The following diseases are a result from dietary fibre poor nutrition (Trowell et al. 1985). constipation· diverticular disease of the colon· cancer of the large bowel· appendicitis· Crohn’s disease and ulcerative colitis· functional gastrointestinal disorders: irritable bowel and other syndromes· duodenal ulcer· hiatal hernia and gastro-oesophageal reflux· obesity: interaction of environment and genetic predisposition· diabetes mellitus (insulin independant diabetes)· gallstones· lipid metabolism and coronary heart disease· varicose veins, haemorrhoids, deep-vein thrombosis and pelvic phleboliths · renal stones Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 8, 2003 Report Share Posted August 8, 2003 Send em my way!!!!!! Love grapefruit... yes you can use the peel the peel contains naringin, a major component that is said to reduce the key enzymes responsible for carbohydrate absorption. It also reduces the activity of the enzymes responsible for cholesterol synthesis. studies have also found is that it takes the whole grapefruit - peel and all to lose weight and maximize the health benefits. . And yes grapefruit is a good source of vitamin c and fiber..... not sure about the rind on this though. Suzi"tvogel1104" <tvogel1104 wrote: Could you use grapefruit? I have a lot of them since I have a tree? TomSuzanne wrote:> you're welcome....>> pianomic wrote:>> Thanks for sending this!!!> Hugs> Mic>> herbal remedies , Suzanne> wrote:> > Ran across this and thought you would all like to read.> > Suzi> >> >> > WHAT LEMON PEELS CAN DO FOR YOU.> >> > Arteriosclerosis is one of the most common diseases of the blood> vessels. It refers to a thickening of the walls of the arteries due> to the presence of calcium or lime. It has become a common ailment in> modern times, accounting for much of the disability and high death> rate among older people.> >> > Lemon's effects upon circulation include it's ability to lessen> high blood pressure, reduce varicose veins and help stop nosebleeds.> It's effects upon muscles and joints can be it's ability to relieve> painful arthritis and rheumatism. Cellulite also can be reduced with> the use of lemon. Due to lemon's antispasmodic properties, it can> help when asthma is present. It can clear catarrh from the> respiratory tract and aid in the treatment of bronchitis. Digestion> can be improved due to the ability of lemon to alkalinize the body.> In this way, dyspepsia can also be alleviated. On the immune system,> lemon's antiseptic properties make it useful when colds, influenza,> fevers and infections are present.> >> > One of the most effective home remedies for arteriosclerosis is the> lemon peel. It is believed to be one of the richest known sources of> vitamin P. If you rub lemon peel on your teeth and gums they will be> strengthened and become pearly white.> >> > Eating lemon peel was, by itself, protection against squamous cell> skin cancer. A present study suggests that the coumarins in lemon> fruit are promising chemopreventive agents by inhibiting radical> generation.> >> > GRATED LEMON PEELS> >> > Very potent natural antioxidant> > Free radical scavenger> > Potentiates immune response> > Potent anti-inflammatory action> > Inhibits joint degeneration> > Potent anthistamine effect (anti-allergic)> > May assist to control equine bleeders> > Reduce red cell aggregation (clotting)> > Analgesic effects (Natural antihistamine)> > Cholesterol lowering action> > Strengthen Blood Vessels> > Stroke,> > Arthritis> > Varicos veins> >> > ACTIVE INGREDIENTS OF GRATED LEMON PEELS> >> > Working now 25 years with bioflavonoids and the lemon fruit we> think to know something more of the healthy propierties than the> general man in the street does. So we think that you should know what> the lemon could do for your health, seeing that finally people> realize that functional food ingredients are a real need for the> boddy.> >> >> > DIETARY FIBRES> > Up to the end of the 1950's these non-nutriments were seen as> ballast and removed out of most foods. The average deficits of> dietary fibres in food were 41% for women and 30% for men (calculated> on the recommended consumption of 30 g dietary fibres per day), taken> from "Ernährungsbericht 1996". The following diseases are a result> from dietary fibre poor nutrition (Trowell et al. 1985).> >> > constipation> > · diverticular disease of the colon> > · cancer of the large bowel> > · appendicitis> > · Crohn's disease and ulcerative colitis> > · functional gastrointestinal disorders: irritable bowel and other> syndromes> > · duodenal ulcer> > · hiatal hernia and gastro-oesophageal reflux> > · obesity: interaction of environment and genetic predisposition> > · diabetes mellitus (insulin independant diabetes)> > · gallstones> > · lipid metabolism and coronary heart disease> > · varicose veins, haemorrhoids, deep-vein thrombosis and pelvic> phleboliths> > · renal stones> >> >> > > > > > >>> Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 9, 2003 Report Share Posted August 9, 2003 Fern, I used to put them in capsules. and take 1 every day... now, I just take a slim teaspoon full and put it in my juice... sometimes with my total nutrition and juice.. it is sweet so you could even put it in water... .... If I'm feeling a bit "ill" I take more with my total tonic... take a couple dropperfuls and then chase it with some "peel"... SuziFern <readnwrite wrote: Suzi, how do you take the ground peels? Do you mix them in somethingor just take them straight? And how much do you take at a time?(Don't you love all these questions?!) ;)Thanks,Fern- "Suzanne" Saturday, August 09, 2003 6:02 PMRe: [herbal remedies] Re: Lemon peel info - long> Tom,> dry the rind (cut into small pieces before you dry it)... I use acoffee grinder.... to grind it into little crystals and powder..> Suzi>> "tvogel1104" wrote:> Oh so what you put the whole thing in the blender? or what? Tom>> Suzanne wrote:>> > Send em my way!!!!!! Love grapefruit...> >> > yes you can use the peel> > the peel contains naringin, a major component that is said toreduce> > the key enzymes responsible for carbohydrate absorption. It also> > reduces the activity of the enzymes responsible for cholesterol> > synthesis.> > studies have also found is that it takes the whole grapefruit -peel> > and all to lose weight and maximize the health benefits.> > .> > And yes grapefruit is a good source of vitamin c and fiber.....not> > sure about the rind on this though.> > Suzi Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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