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Hemp Oil Complex

is a combination of well-balanced polyunsaturated fatty acids (PUFAs, omega-3 oil) delivering essential fatty acids needed for the formation of specialized lipid mediators for a healthy immune response. Hemp oil and omega-3 oil may support the resolution phase of the inflammatory process by providing PUFAs which are known to be precursors to endocannabinoids. Additionally, Brassica (TrueBroc®) is an important phytonutrient providing antioxidant support by activating the Nrf2/ARE pathways.

Why support the endocannabinoid system? The endocannabinoid system (ECS) is gaining attention in the public eye for its role in contributing to an individual’s overall health and well-being by supporting the body’s physiological homeostasis. The ECS regulates nearly every metabolic process in the body system. A well-balanced ECS encourages favorable conditions in the body system, impacting the body’s ability to manage metabolic stress1 and may support overall health and well-being.2

Supporting Systemic Balance Through Nutrition Physiological manifestations like stress, and poor diet may negatively impact other systems in the body via specific cellular processes. Nutrition plays an important role in preserving various systemic and metabolic functions by supplying the appropriate dietary needs to the body system. The nutrient signaling pathways are coupled to cellular processes, and the cross-talk between the two is critical in maintaining a well-balanced systemic function of the body. The systemic imbalance may occur under circumstances such as stress, and fatigue, which may trigger inflammatory responses in the body3 and inflammation may cause unwanted health conditions. It has been shown that various dietary components may support key resolution pathways to inflammation, energy balance and metabolism via the ECS.4,5,6,7,8 Nutrients that may support healthy inflammatory response include omega-3 fatty acids, and antioxidants, from a whole food matrix in the form of phytonutrients.2,9

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1. ��Gertsch, J. Br J Pharmacol, 2017. 174(11): p. 1464-1483 2.  Pacher, P., S. BÁTkai, and G. Kunos. Pharmacological reviews, 2006. 58(3): p. 389-462. 3.  Bosma-den Boer, M.M., M.-L. van Wetten, and L. Pruimboom. Nutrition & Metabolism, 2012. 9: p. 32-32. 4.  Giugliano, D., A. Ceriello, and K. Esposito. J Am Coll Cardiol, 2006. 48(4): p. 677-85. 5.  Gatta-Cherifi, B. and D. Cota. Int J Obes (Lond), 2016. 40(2): p. 210-9. 6.  Fichna, J., et al. PLoS ONE, 2014. 9(10): p. e109115. 7.  Horn, H., et al. Pharmaceuticals, 2018. 11(2): p. 55. 8.  Acharya, N., et al. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, 2017. 114(19): p. 5005. 9.  Leiherer, A., A. Mundlein, and H. Drexel. Vascul Pharmacol, 2013. 58(1-2): p. 3-20.

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Understanding Pain – Part 1

Take a second and think back to the last significant injury you had–one that really shut you down. What was your first instinct?

For most of us, it was about racing to get rid of the pain and discomfort to get back to doing everything we want to do.

But is that really the best for our training and wellness goals? Think of it this way: if you’re driving at night, and you see warnings lights flashing up ahead, would your first thought be, “help me shoot these lights out, I want to go FAST!”

Is pain simply a nuisance to be masked, or is it something much more functional? Something we should stop and listen to? “No pain, no gain” may be a popular training cliché, but just how necessary is the pain process to muscular training, the healing process, and our general wellness?

In this multi-part series, we will dig in to the physiology of pain and the essential aspects of healthy pain management.

How Safe are Over the Counter Pain Killers?

While the sensation of pain can be an important signal that you’ve damaged something or been training too hard, it can also simply be par for the course on the road to achieving individual training and wellness goals. So you have to be discerning. When pain is always seen simply as a nuisance to be silenced, it’s easy for pain relievers to become a nasty habit.

It’s been known for a while that popping too many pain killers is harmful, but new research is indicating that shutting down the body’s pain-signaling pathway is doing even more harm than was previously thought. Frequent use has been shown to have damaging effects on muscle repair, the intestinal wall, brain chemistry, and even our body’s ability to protect itself from cancers. In our daily lives, the damaging effects of habitually using NSAIDs to alter the pain-pathway can show up as:

muscular degeneration

recurrent injury

chronic soreness

altered mood

reduced cognitive function

tumors

ulcers

an intestinal lining that has reduced ability to absorb nutrients in food.

Not exactly the distinguishing characteristics of a peak-performer.

How Does the Body Process Pain?

People are all-too familiar with the end result of the pain process, but they typically don’t give much thought to the mechanisms of the process and necessity of pain as part of healing. So here are the basics of how muscular pain in the body happens:

When a skeletal muscle cell is damaged through injury or athletic exertion, fatty acids within the cell (called Archidonic Acids or ARAs) are triggered to send messages for the body to respond with increased blood flow to the area. This increased blood flow creates inflammation and swelling, which trigger sensations of pain.

As you know, the sensation of inflammation is often uncomfortable and, if left completely untreated, can interrupt your training schedule. But if you try and “power through” it to stay on schedule, it can land you with further injuries when nearby muscle groups overcompensate for the weakened area.

Why Pain is and Essential Part of the Healing Process

So there are no shortcuts, because it turns out that this type of inflammation is a necessary part of the healing process. To get a little more specific, the response happens in three essential phases:

Distress Signal: ARA’s release a hormone signal (a prostaglandin) along something called the COX2 signaling pathway, which acts like a flashing beacon to the brain

Emergency Response: The brain responds by activating the inflammatory response, which produces the sensitivity and swelling we all know and love

Result: within the fluids surrounding the injury are restorative agents that stimulate the regeneration of cells and other parts of the healing process

Here’s the key point: we now know that if the ARAs are prevented from creating those important prostaglandin messengers and inflammation fails to occur, muscle cells degenerate rather than heal and adapt. And it turns out that ARA is essential for a lot more than just that.

Why Inflammation (ARA) is Essential for Healthy Nerves, Muscles, Gut health, and Immunity

Current research has shown the ARA fatty acid that triggers the inflammatory response is essential for a healthy nervous system, particularly for the brain and cognitive function.

ARA’s role as an inflammatory mediator has also been shown to be a key player in optimally functioning immune and muscular systems. In fact, its role is so vital for immune function and muscle development that scientists are now recommending pregnant women and newborns be given supplementary ARA to meet the needs of newly developing bodily systems (Tallima, 2018).

The inflammatory cascade, triggered by the fatty acid ARA, has been found to be essential for an optimally functioning gut lining and even for the prevention of colorectal cancer.

In the brain, ARA possesses a neuroprotective role that is an important part of its function and structural composition. In fact, scientists found that ARA, together with DHA, makes up as much as 20% of the dry weight of the brain!

Similarly, ARA has been found to make up 17% of the fatty acids found in skeletal muscle. Clearly, ARA is a vital mediator to the brain.

The Benefits of Inflammation

So we can see that not all inflammation is created equal: short term inflammation is actually beneficial to the healing and repair process, but it’s been known for some time that ongoing inflammation impairs health and wellbeing.

Unfortunately, scientists don’t yet fully understand how the body differentiates between restorative inflammation and degenerative inflammation, but it is clear that our bodies send distinct signals in the form of prostaglandins for these very different types of inflammation.

We also know that when the process of inflammation is tampered with as drastically as it is by the use of NSAIDs, the cascade that sends messages to restore and repair cells is shut down and regeneration is stopped. While this makes us feel more comfortable in the short term, we will eventually feel the negative effects in ways we might not be on the lookout for. The negative effects of an artificially blocked inflammatory response can surface as:

poor nutrient absorption

failure to reach training goals

recurrent injury

digestive issues

tumor growth

So, when inflammation persists, stronger pain management options are called for to mitigate these negative effects without interrupting the process of regeneration. A healthy inflammatory response, supported through the use of whole plant medicines to ease discomfort, is better able to repair and rejuvenate the body.

Whole Plant Pain Management: DIT DA JOW (TOPICAL PAIN RELIEF)

For this reason, Plum Dragon offers a variety of pain management options with plant solutions that possess varying degrees of anti-inflammatory potency. The all-natural anti-inflammatory agents in these products have been the mainstay in traditional Chinese medicine and their importance is being increasingly recognized by conventional medicine.

Unlike the too-potent effects of NSAIDs, the plant formulations in Plum Dragon’s products support the body’s restorative inflammatory response while still providing relief from aching muscles and tissues. Whole plant analgesics, such as the ones found in Plum Dragon’s signature blends, have been shown to help facilitate the body’s natural healing process while still providing relief from the negative symptoms of inflammation.

Plum Dragon’s formulations use centuries old Chinese medicine solutions made from the highest quality plants. The all-natural analgesics present in Plum Dragon’s topical formulas will not negatively impact the delicate balance of fatty acids along the PGE2 cascade needed for muscle repair, athletic training, gut health and neuroprotection.

References:

Bost, J., Maroon, A. and Maroon, J. (2010). Natural anti-inflammatory agents for pain relief. Surgical Neurology International, 1(1), p.80.

Coetzee, M., Haag, M., Claassen, N. and Kruger, M. (2005). Stimulation of prostaglandin E2 (PGE2) production by arachidonic acid, oestrogen and parathyroid hormone in MG-63 and MC3T3-E1 osteoblast-like cells. Prostaglandins, Leukotrienes and Essential Fatty Acids, 73(6), pp.423-430.

El Aidy, S., Dinan, T. and Cryan, J. (2014). Immune modulation of the brain-gut-microbe axis. Frontiers in Microbiology, 5.

Greenhough, A., Smartt, H., Moore, A., Roberts, H., Williams, A., Paraskeva, C. and Kaidi, A. (2009). The COX-2/PGE2 pathway: key roles in the hallmarks of cancer and adaptation to the tumour microenvironment. Carcinogenesis, 30(3), pp.377-386.

Ho, A., Palla, A., Blake, M., Yucel, N., Wang, Y., Magnusson, K., Holbrook, C., Kraft, P., Delp, S. and Blau, H. (2017). Prostaglandin E2 is essential for efficacious skeletal muscle stem-cell function, augmenting regeneration and strength. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, p.201705420.

Meirer, K., Steinhilber, D. and Proschak, E. (2013). Inhibitors of the Arachidonic Acid Cascade: Interfering with Multiple Pathways. Basic & Clinical Pharmacology & Toxicology, 114(1), pp.83-91.

Miyoshi, H., VanDussen, K., Malvin, N., Ryu, S., Wang, Y., Sonnek, N., Lai, C. and Stappenbeck, T. (2016). Prostaglandin E2 promotes intestinal repair through an adaptive cellular response of the epithelium. The EMBO Journal, 36(1), pp.5-24

Montrose, D., Nakanishi, M., Murphy, R., Zarini, S., McAleer, J., Vella, A. and Rosenberg, D. (2015). The role of PGE2 in intestinal inflammation and tumorigenesis. Prostaglandins & Other Lipid Mediators, 116-117, pp.26-36.

Takafuji, V., Evans, A., Lynch, K. and Roche, J. (2002). PGE2 receptors and synthesis in human gastric mucosa: perturbation in cancer. Prostaglandins, Leukotrienes and Essential Fatty Acids (PLEFA), 66(1), pp.71-81.

Tallima, H. and El Ridi, R. (2018). Arachidonic acid: Physiological roles and potential health benefits – A review. Journal of Advanced Research, 11, pp.33-41.

Wang, F., Shi, L., Zhang, Y., Wang, K., Pei, F., Zhu, H., Shi, Z., Tao, T., Li, Z., Zeng, P., Wang, X., Ji, Q., Qin, L. and Xue, Q. (2018). A Traditional Herbal Formula Xianlinggubao for Pain Control and Function Improvement in Patients with Knee and Hand Osteoarthritis: A Multicenter, Randomized, Open-Label, Controlled Trial. Evidence-Based Complementary and Alternative Medicine, 2018, pp.1-10.

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Understanding Pain – Part 1

Take a second and think back to the last significant injury you had–one that really shut you down. What was your first instinct?

For most of us, it was about racing to get rid of the pain and discomfort to get back to doing everything we want to do.

But is that really the best for our training and wellness goals? Think of it this way: if you’re driving at night, and you see warnings lights flashing up ahead, would your first thought be, “help me shoot these lights out, I want to go FAST!”

Is pain simply a nuisance to be masked, or is it something much more functional? Something we should stop and listen to? “No pain, no gain” may be a popular training cliché, but just how necessary is the pain process to muscular training, the healing process, and our general wellness?

In this multi-part series, we will dig in to the physiology of pain and the essential aspects of healthy pain management.

How Safe are Over the Counter Pain Killers?

While the sensation of pain can be an important signal that you’ve damaged something or been training too hard, it can also simply be par for the course on the road to achieving individual training and wellness goals. So you have to be discerning. When pain is always seen simply as a nuisance to be silenced, it’s easy for pain relievers to become a nasty habit.

It’s been known for a while that popping too many pain killers is harmful, but new research is indicating that shutting down the body’s pain-signaling pathway is doing even more harm than was previously thought. Frequent use has been shown to have damaging effects on muscle repair, the intestinal wall, brain chemistry, and even our body’s ability to protect itself from cancers. In our daily lives, the damaging effects of habitually using NSAIDs to alter the pain-pathway can show up as:

muscular degeneration

recurrent injury

chronic soreness

altered mood

reduced cognitive function

tumors

ulcers

an intestinal lining that has reduced ability to absorb nutrients in food.

Not exactly the distinguishing characteristics of a peak-performer.

How Does the Body Process Pain?

People are all-too familiar with the end result of the pain process, but they typically don’t give much thought to the mechanisms of the process and necessity of pain as part of healing. So here are the basics of how muscular pain in the body happens:

When a skeletal muscle cell is damaged through injury or athletic exertion, fatty acids within the cell (called Archidonic Acids or ARAs) are triggered to send messages for the body to respond with increased blood flow to the area. This increased blood flow creates inflammation and swelling, which trigger sensations of pain.

As you know, the sensation of inflammation is often uncomfortable and, if left completely untreated, can interrupt your training schedule. But if you try and “power through” it to stay on schedule, it can land you with further injuries when nearby muscle groups overcompensate for the weakened area.

Why Pain is and Essential Part of the Healing Process

So there are no shortcuts, because it turns out that this type of inflammation is a necessary part of the healing process. To get a little more specific, the response happens in three essential phases:

Distress Signal: ARA’s release a hormone signal (a prostaglandin) along something called the COX2 signaling pathway, which acts like a flashing beacon to the brain

Emergency Response: The brain responds by activating the inflammatory response, which produces the sensitivity and swelling we all know and love

Result: within the fluids surrounding the injury are restorative agents that stimulate the regeneration of cells and other parts of the healing process

Here’s the key point: we now know that if the ARAs are prevented from creating those important prostaglandin messengers and inflammation fails to occur, muscle cells degenerate rather than heal and adapt. And it turns out that ARA is essential for a lot more than just that.

Why Inflammation (ARA) is Essential for Healthy Nerves, Muscles, Gut health, and Immunity

Current research has shown the ARA fatty acid that triggers the inflammatory response is essential for a healthy nervous system, particularly for the brain and cognitive function.

ARA’s role as an inflammatory mediator has also been shown to be a key player in optimally functioning immune and muscular systems. In fact, its role is so vital for immune function and muscle development that scientists are now recommending pregnant women and newborns be given supplementary ARA to meet the needs of newly developing bodily systems (Tallima, 2018).

The inflammatory cascade, triggered by the fatty acid ARA, has been found to be essential for an optimally functioning gut lining and even for the prevention of colorectal cancer.

In the brain, ARA possesses a neuroprotective role that is an important part of its function and structural composition. In fact, scientists found that ARA, together with DHA, makes up as much as 20% of the dry weight of the brain!

Similarly, ARA has been found to make up 17% of the fatty acids found in skeletal muscle. Clearly, ARA is a vital mediator to the brain.

The Benefits of Inflammation

So we can see that not all inflammation is created equal: short term inflammation is actually beneficial to the healing and repair process, but it’s been known for some time that ongoing inflammation impairs health and wellbeing.

Unfortunately, scientists don’t yet fully understand how the body differentiates between restorative inflammation and degenerative inflammation, but it is clear that our bodies send distinct signals in the form of prostaglandins for these very different types of inflammation.

We also know that when the process of inflammation is tampered with as drastically as it is by the use of NSAIDs, the cascade that sends messages to restore and repair cells is shut down and regeneration is stopped. While this makes us feel more comfortable in the short term, we will eventually feel the negative effects in ways we might not be on the lookout for. The negative effects of an artificially blocked inflammatory response can surface as:

poor nutrient absorption

failure to reach training goals

recurrent injury

digestive issues

tumor growth

So, when inflammation persists, stronger pain management options are called for to mitigate these negative effects without interrupting the process of regeneration. A healthy inflammatory response, supported through the use of whole plant medicines to ease discomfort, is better able to repair and rejuvenate the body.

Whole Plant Pain Management: DIT DA JOW (TOPICAL PAIN RELIEF)

For this reason, Plum Dragon offers a variety of pain management options with plant solutions that possess varying degrees of anti-inflammatory potency. The all-natural anti-inflammatory agents in these products have been the mainstay in traditional Chinese medicine and their importance is being increasingly recognized by conventional medicine.

Unlike the too-potent effects of NSAIDs, the plant formulations in Plum Dragon’s products support the body’s restorative inflammatory response while still providing relief from aching muscles and tissues. Whole plant analgesics, such as the ones found in Plum Dragon’s signature blends, have been shown to help facilitate the body’s natural healing process while still providing relief from the negative symptoms of inflammation.

Plum Dragon’s formulations use centuries old Chinese medicine solutions made from the highest quality plants. The all-natural analgesics present in Plum Dragon’s topical formulas will not negatively impact the delicate balance of fatty acids along the PGE2 cascade needed for muscle repair, athletic training, gut health and neuroprotection.

References:

Bost, J., Maroon, A. and Maroon, J. (2010). Natural anti-inflammatory agents for pain relief. Surgical Neurology International, 1(1), p.80.

Coetzee, M., Haag, M., Claassen, N. and Kruger, M. (2005). Stimulation of prostaglandin E2 (PGE2) production by arachidonic acid, oestrogen and parathyroid hormone in MG-63 and MC3T3-E1 osteoblast-like cells. Prostaglandins, Leukotrienes and Essential Fatty Acids, 73(6), pp.423-430.

El Aidy, S., Dinan, T. and Cryan, J. (2014). Immune modulation of the brain-gut-microbe axis. Frontiers in Microbiology, 5.

Greenhough, A., Smartt, H., Moore, A., Roberts, H., Williams, A., Paraskeva, C. and Kaidi, A. (2009). The COX-2/PGE2 pathway: key roles in the hallmarks of cancer and adaptation to the tumour microenvironment. Carcinogenesis, 30(3), pp.377-386.

Ho, A., Palla, A., Blake, M., Yucel, N., Wang, Y., Magnusson, K., Holbrook, C., Kraft, P., Delp, S. and Blau, H. (2017). Prostaglandin E2 is essential for efficacious skeletal muscle stem-cell function, augmenting regeneration and strength. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, p.201705420.

Meirer, K., Steinhilber, D. and Proschak, E. (2013). Inhibitors of the Arachidonic Acid Cascade: Interfering with Multiple Pathways. Basic & Clinical Pharmacology & Toxicology, 114(1), pp.83-91.

Miyoshi, H., VanDussen, K., Malvin, N., Ryu, S., Wang, Y., Sonnek, N., Lai, C. and Stappenbeck, T. (2016). Prostaglandin E2 promotes intestinal repair through an adaptive cellular response of the epithelium. The EMBO Journal, 36(1), pp.5-24

Montrose, D., Nakanishi, M., Murphy, R., Zarini, S., McAleer, J., Vella, A. and Rosenberg, D. (2015). The role of PGE2 in intestinal inflammation and tumorigenesis. Prostaglandins & Other Lipid Mediators, 116-117, pp.26-36.

Takafuji, V., Evans, A., Lynch, K. and Roche, J. (2002). PGE2 receptors and synthesis in human gastric mucosa: perturbation in cancer. Prostaglandins, Leukotrienes and Essential Fatty Acids (PLEFA), 66(1), pp.71-81.

Tallima, H. and El Ridi, R. (2018). Arachidonic acid: Physiological roles and potential health benefits – A review. Journal of Advanced Research, 11, pp.33-41.

Wang, F., Shi, L., Zhang, Y., Wang, K., Pei, F., Zhu, H., Shi, Z., Tao, T., Li, Z., Zeng, P., Wang, X., Ji, Q., Qin, L. and Xue, Q. (2018). A Traditional Herbal Formula Xianlinggubao for Pain Control and Function Improvement in Patients with Knee and Hand Osteoarthritis: A Multicenter, Randomized, Open-Label, Controlled Trial. Evidence-Based Complementary and Alternative Medicine, 2018, pp.1-10.

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Home Tuition is Always Best then Class Tuition:

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LGS Home Tutors services play a vital role in the grades of Students, Most of the student get A* in their Cambridge exams its because of quality of Education with the effort of our professional Home Tutors.

Its our slogan that we deliver what we commit.

Much of the Parents are Taking benefits from our serices since a decade.

Please feel free to contacts us for the best Quality of Home Tuition.

LGS Home Tuition Service Period.

LGS Home Tuition is Performing its mind-blowing home tuition services since a decade with a unique professional Tutors/Professors/Lecturers and school teachers as well.

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1 KANAL MAZHER MUNIR DESIGNED BUNGALOW IN DHA LAHORE NEAR WATEEN CHOWK

Description

5 master size bedrooms Attached bathrooms Drawing and dinning Kitchen Servant quarter Beautiful lush green lawn Solid construction Nice and wide opening Strong and decorated Main gate Now we should talk little bit about the society so if we examine it then we get to know that this society is nicely developed and the infrastructure of this society is brilliantly amazing. Because it has been built under the custodianship of famous and well honored designers and architectures of Pakistan. The society make sure about the facilities of their residents as they produces lots of facilities which can provide comforts for their residents. Some of the major facilities are given below. • Parks: central Parks are in the same phase for refreshment of kids and families. • Mosques: Mosques with really peaceful environment. • Educational Institutes: LSC Academy, SICAS, Govt. Schools and many other educational institutes. • Postal Services: Pakistan Post Office, Plants Nursery also found in the same phase. • Commercial Areas: S.Mart and some other shopping malls are also on few minute drive. • Other Facilities: All other facilities like Electricity, Sui Gas and Sewerage are available.

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