dr.nase's book & cox-2 inhibitors

[Guest guest]

Just reading over dr. nase's book again...

somehow i must have skipped over the part about oral non-steroidal

anti-inflammatory medications before. specifically mentioned are

naproxen and cox-2 inhibitors (youre probably familiar with

some..including celebrex-- ithink people take this for arthritis and

other chronic pain?). he says cox2 inhibitors are often

called " super-aspirins " because of their anti-inflammatory actions.

dr. nase states that both may be helpful in reducing chronic facial

inflammation and decreasing the intensity of certain forms of

flushing.

(by the way... cox-2 is an enzyme that produces inflammatory

prostaglandins.)

i was searchign for some info online and some natural cox-2

inhibitors and here they are:

Curcumin, from turmeric root, used in curries and mustards for color

and flavor. (note: this tastes really good-- ive been eating lots

of turmeric chicken lately.)

Resveratrol, found in red wine and the skin of red grapes.

Omega-3 fatty acids found in fish like salmon, and fish oils.

Retinolic acids, in vitamin A, and green or yellow fruits and

vegetables.

Carnosol, found in rosemary.

maybe this will help some people...cant hurt. plus,it prevents

cancer too .

more info about cox-2 at this site i found while searching for

antiangiogenesis:

http://nasw.org/users/milanocarol/recipeforcancer_protection.html

[Guest guest]

Just reading over dr. nase's book again...

somehow i must have skipped over the part about oral non-steroidal

anti-inflammatory medications before. specifically mentioned are

naproxen and cox-2 inhibitors (youre probably familiar with

some..including celebrex-- ithink people take this for arthritis and

other chronic pain?). he says cox2 inhibitors are often

called " super-aspirins " because of their anti-inflammatory actions.

dr. nase states that both may be helpful in reducing chronic facial

inflammation and decreasing the intensity of certain forms of

flushing.

(by the way... cox-2 is an enzyme that produces inflammatory

prostaglandins.)

i was searchign for some info online and some natural cox-2

inhibitors and here they are:

Curcumin, from turmeric root, used in curries and mustards for color

and flavor. (note: this tastes really good-- ive been eating lots

of turmeric chicken lately.)

Resveratrol, found in red wine and the skin of red grapes.

Omega-3 fatty acids found in fish like salmon, and fish oils.

Retinolic acids, in vitamin A, and green or yellow fruits and

vegetables.

Carnosol, found in rosemary.

maybe this will help some people...cant hurt. plus,it prevents

cancer too .

more info about cox-2 at this site i found while searching for

antiangiogenesis:

http://nasw.org/users/milanocarol/recipeforcancer_protection.html