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Gamma Oryzanol - Uses and Benefits

Alternative Names:

Rice bran oil ,Calclate, Gamma-oz, Gammariza, Oryzanol, Oz, and Thiaminogen.

Herb Description

Gamma-oryzanol, a phytosleryl ferulate mixture of plant sterols and ferulic acid esters that are derived from barley, corn and rice. It has a numerous spectrum of biological activities, in general, it has antioxidant actions and is commonly used in cosmetic formulations as a sunscreen.Some scientific report suggests that gamma oryzanol heighten the testosterone levels, motivates the release of endorphins (pain-relieving substances made in the body), and boosts the production of lean muscle tissue.

The majority of gamma oryzanol used in nutritional food products is harvested in Japan & has been given authoritative approval for use in menopause, anxiety, stomach upset, and high cholesterol. It is also called as calclate, gamma-oz, gammariza, oryzanol, oz, and thiaminogen.

Uses and Benefits

Gamma Oryzanol has also been established by authority for use in menopausal symptoms , hyperlipidemias, and GI problems. Gamma Oryzanol provokes the release of endorphins - the body's so-known "feel good" hormones. These hormones energizes the pleasure centers of the brain, and this stimulation causes in an elevation of mood.

Very strong antioxidant activity has been proven in Gamma Oryzanol . In fact, one open study showed that it was up to ten times stronger than vitamin E for salvage free radicals from the body and preventing tissue damage that produces from free radical action.

It is used to cure an under active thyroid gland.It is also used to reduce cholesterol in the blood and to cure skin rashes in children. Women who are going through menopause may use Gamma Oryzanol to cure hot flashes. It is being studied for impacts on the CNS and endocrine systems and also as a supplement in bodybuilding.

Side Effects

Some scientific research suggests that gamma oryzanol used in high amounts up to 600 mg per day for longer months can produce dry mouth, sleepiness, hot flushes, irritability, and light headedness in some persons.

It is not recommended to for pregnant or breastfeeding women's, consult to health care professional before using this product.

Stop using medicine right away and call to doctor if individuals have any of the following side effects such as tightness in throat or chest ,breathing problems, rash, or itchy or swollen skin & skin hives.

Dosage

In men: 1 - 3 capsules. Take once daily, preferably on an empty stomach .

In women : 1 capsules. Take once daily, preferably on an empty stomach .

Drug Interactions

At the time of writing, there were no well known drug interactions with gamma oryzanol.

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