3 Polyphenols in CRC: epigenetic and molecular targets 3.1 Curcumin affects cancer cells through epigenetic regulation 3.1.1 Chemical properties and bioavailability Turmeric, obtained from Curcuma longa L., a member of the ginger family, typically contains 29% curcuminoids by dry weight
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Benefits : Reduces intestinal inflammation Promotes gut lining healing Supports healthy microbiome Reduces permeability (leaky gut) Applications : Inflammatory bowel disease (supportive) IBS with inflammation Leaky gut syndrome Post-antibiotic gut damage Protocol : 1-2mg daily oral or subcutaneous, 8-12 weeks Combines with : BPC-157 (excellent gut peptide) Injectable GHK-Cu dosing Most effective route for systemic benefits
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By interacting with lectin-type Ox-LDL receptor-1, Ox-LDL is capable of suppressing the constitutive eNOS expression [107], elevating the expression of adhesion molecules and chemokines in ECs, and inducing macrophage proliferation, collagen production, vascular smooth muscle cell migration, and platelet activation [108]
