Cholesterol Tx., Properties

Lecithin Therapy to Reduce Cholesterol and Vascular

What properties does Phosphatidylecholine have..?

Biomedical research and studies on phosphatidylcholine PPx uncovered the following properties:

· significant anti oxidant properties action the protects the body from the damaging effects of oxidants,

· immune system stability against viral attacks or toxins overload,

· shields the cells by building a protective layer against free radicals and lipidperoxidation (fat oxidation),

· improves the physiological components in side the cells leading to stability of the cell’s fluidity, elasticity, flexibility, rigidity, permeability, enzyme activation, protein activation and prostaglandins stabilization,

· immunological stability of the immune system leading to antibody dependence and cell mediated cyto-toxicity in addition to mitogenic induced lymphocytotoxicity,

· restoration of the normal membrane structure,

· antifibrotic effect,

· improved lipid metabolism with formation of lipoproteins molecules,

· stabilization of the gallbladder bile solution

It lowers the level of Lipoprotein Lp(a), which is a critical factor in the formation of blood clots during heart attack or stroke

Dr. Fateh Srajeldin BSc. ND. 416-207-0207

Cholesterol Tx., Natural

Lecithin Therapy to Reduce Cholesterol and Vascular Diseases

· Yes, it is a (lecithins), an extract from soy beans.

What Are the Physical Descriptions of Phosphatidylcholine..?

· It is a heat sensitive solution

· One terminal end consists of a hydrophilic group (molecule attracted to water)

· The other end consists of a hydrophobic fatty acids group (molecule attracted to fat)

· It ranks among the most important phospholipids for the cellular and sub-cellular membranes

· It ensure a normal membrane structure enhancing the numerous functions of the cell.

· It represent the matrix of all biological membranes.

Dr. Fateh Srajeldin BSc. ND., 416-207-0207

Cholesterol Tx., Function

Lecithin Therapy to Reduce Cholesterol and Vascular Diseases

What Is The Function of Phosphatidylecholine in the cells..?

· the structure of the cell membranes consists of bilayers (double layers) made from phosphatidylcholine molecules which hold some specialized protein sandwiched between the two layers.

Dr. Fateh Srajeldin BSc. ND. 416-207-0207