Pine Bark Extract Proanthocyanidins and Pine Bark Uses.

Contents

• Basic Botanical Data of Pine Bark.
• What Is Pine Bark Extract?What Is OPCs Pine Bark Extract?
• The History of PCO:Pine Bark Extracts or Grape Seed Extract?
• Beneficial Effects of PCO?
• Physiology and Historical Uses
• Important differences between Grape Seed and Pine Bark.
• Health Benefits of Pine Bark Extract?
• Pine Bark Extract (Pinus Pinaster) and OPCs?.
• Benefits in Brief.
• Some known Scientific Support.
• Preventing and treating Chronic Venous Insufficiency.
• Strengthens blood vessels protect eyes.
• Strong Antioxidant activity.
• Helpful for other chronic conditions.
• Skin Disorder treatment.
• Sexual Health and Performance.
• Optimal Brain Function and Proanthocyanidins.
• Natural Hair Loss Treatments and OPCs.
• About Anthocyanins and Proanthocyanins:Flavonoid groups.
• Pine Bark Extract:Suggestions and Administration.
• Research update of Pine Bark Extract Proanthocyanidins related.
• Photo Gallery of Pinus strobus.

Preventing and treating Chronic Venous Insufficiency.:

Preventing and treating a condition known as chronic venous insufficiency is currently the most common use of pine bark extract. Chronic venous insufficiency occurs when valves in the veins that carry blood back to the heart are weak or damaged and blood collects in the veins of the legs. This collection of blood may cause painful, tired, itchy, or heavy feelings in the legs. Results that are more serious can include varicose veins, swelling, leg sores, or blood clots in the legs.

 Pine bark extract helps to control chronic venous insufficiency in two ways. First, chemicals called proanthocyanidins (or polyphenols) in pine bark extract help keep veins and other blood vessels from leaking. In addition, pine bark extract has anti-inflammatory effects. Inflammation is often a response to irritation, injury, or infection and it usually includes pain, redness, and swelling in the area of the damage. Inflammation, which can occur within body tissues as well as on the surface of the skin, contributes to chronic venous insufficiency.

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• Pine Bark Extract Proanthocyanidins and Pine Bark Uses.

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♣ last edit date:08th,Oct.2010.