Protect against heart disease, lower cholesterol and control high blood
pressure
Several studies indicate that flaxseed oil can lower cholesterol, thereby
significantly reducing the risk of heart disease. It may help prevent elevated
blood pressure by inhibiting inflammatory reactions that case artery-hardening
plaque and poor circulation. Taking flaxseed oil may also protect against chest
pain.
Flax & Kidney Disease
Flaxseed has demonstrated useful anti-inflammatory and antioxidative
properties in a number of animal models and human diseases. Flaxseed may also
inhibit sclerosis and formation of scar tissue. In recent years, researchers
have been investigating whether the phytoestrogens and lignans from foods such
as flaxseed can play a beneficially therapeutic role in kidney disease, which
often involves destructive inflammatory, oxidative and sclerotic processes. The
answer seems to be quite positive.
"There is growing evidence that dietary phytoestrogens have a beneficial role
in chronic renal disease," say Drs. M.T. Velasquez and S.J. Bhathena. They note
recent findings that suggest that "consumption of soy-based protein rich in
isoflavones and flaxseed rich in lignans retards the development and progression
of chronic renal disease. In several animal models of renal disease, both soy
protein and flaxseed have been shown to limit or reduce proteinuria and renal
pathological lesions associated with progressive renal failure. In studies of
human subjects with different types of chronic renal disease, soy protein and
flaxseed also appear to moderate proteinuria and preserve renal function."
"Flaxseed appears to be renoprotective in lupus nephritis," the researchers
said.
Golden Flaxseeds ~
Reduces Cancer Risk
Lower Blood Pressure and Cholesterol
Reduce the Pain of Arthritis
Lessen the Symptoms of Asthma, Allergies and Eczema
Reduce Symptoms of Attention Deficit Disorder
Stabilize Blood Sugars
Relieve Constipation and Diarrhea
A Significant Aid For Lupus Sufferers
Though can flaxseed oil bring some certain benefits to chronic kidney disease
patients, every coin has two sides. Flaxseed can block the esophagus or parts of
the intestinal tract. Therefore individuals who have had esophageal or
intestinal blockages should not use flaxseed. Side effects associated with
taking flaxseed are gastrointestinal complaints such as diarrhea, gas, nausea,
and stomach pain. Allergic reactions have been reported by individuals who took
flaxseed or flaxseed oil.
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