Polyprenols and their role in human life
Polyprenols – these are a vital group of unique natural bioregulators from Siberian fir needles, created based on the knowledge of previous generations and modern scientific research.
1. Definition of polyprenols
Polyprenols – these are a vital group of unique natural bioregulators derived from Siberian fir needles, created by combining the wisdom of previous generations with modern scientific research. Polyprenols are the main secret of the Siberian fir and one of the most important biologically active substances found in fir needles. For humans, polyprenols are the only source of essential molecules called dolichols, which are responsible for many physiological processes in the body.
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2. Description of polyprenols
Polyprenols are an oily liquid without foreign inclusions. The color ranges from light orange to reddish-orange. It has a specific taste and smell. Polyprenols are a vital group of unique natural bioregulators from Siberian fir needles, obtained based on the knowledge of previous generations and modern scientific research.
Siberian fir polyprenols are analogs of the human transport lipid, dolichol — the building material for damaged cells. Polyprenols help stabilize cell membranes and restore cells of the liver and other organs, stimulating energy metabolism and regenerative potential. In the human body, dolichols are concentrated in the pancreas, brain, heart, kidneys, liver, spleen, and other tissues. They are located inside the phospholipid bilayer of cell membranes and influence their physicochemical and structural-functional properties. When taken orally, polyprenols are absorbed in the intestines and then metabolized in the liver into dolichol, which plays a leading role in the dolichol-phosphate cycle, the main goal of which is the glycosylation of membrane proteins, i.e., the formation of glycoproteins. Glycoproteins, in turn, are found in all cell membranes, secretions, and connective tissue; they control intercellular interactions, maintain the immune status of the cell, and ensure the stability of protein molecules in the membrane.
During various acute and chronic diseases, against a background of increased loads, stress, and anthropogenic impacts on the human body, membrane damage occurs, accompanied by the loss of dolichols, resulting in impaired functionality of cells, tissues, and organs. These molecular-destructive processes are one of the main causes of many pathologies. By introducing polyprenols, which are easily converted into dolichols in the body, you can compensate for their deficiency, which helps maintain the immune status of the cell, ensuring the restoration and stability of membranes, as well as the synthesis of protein molecules.
Additional intake of plant-derived polyprenols into the body stimulates the immune system, increases antioxidant defense activity, actively influences lipid, fat, and protein metabolism, activates reparative and regenerative processes, and, as a result, restores the structure and functions of organs.
Siberian fir polyprenols are analogs of the human transport lipid, dolichol — the building material for damaged cells. Polyprenols help stabilize cell membranes and restore cells of the liver and other organs, stimulating energy metabolism and regenerative potential. In the human body, dolichols are concentrated in the pancreas, brain, heart, kidneys, liver, spleen, and other tissues. They are located inside the phospholipid bilayer of cell membranes and influence their physicochemical and structural-functional properties. When taken orally, polyprenols are absorbed in the intestines and then metabolized in the liver into dolichol, which plays a leading role in the dolichol-phosphate cycle, the main goal of which is the glycosylation of membrane proteins, i.e., the formation of glycoproteins. Glycoproteins, in turn, are found in all cell membranes, secretions, and connective tissue; they control intercellular interactions, maintain the immune status of the cell, and ensure the stability of protein molecules in the membrane.
During various acute and chronic diseases, against a background of increased loads, stress, and anthropogenic impacts on the human body, membrane damage occurs, accompanied by the loss of dolichols, resulting in impaired functionality of cells, tissues, and organs. These molecular-destructive processes are one of the main causes of many pathologies. By introducing polyprenols, which are easily converted into dolichols in the body, you can compensate for their deficiency, which helps maintain the immune status of the cell, ensuring the restoration and stability of membranes, as well as the synthesis of protein molecules.
Additional intake of plant-derived polyprenols into the body stimulates the immune system, increases antioxidant defense activity, actively influences lipid, fat, and protein metabolism, activates reparative and regenerative processes, and, as a result, restores the structure and functions of organs.
3. Properties of polyprenols
1. Hepatoprotective effect
• Restores hepatocytes, promoting liver regeneration
• Reduces inflammatory processes in the liver
• Protects the liver from the effects of toxic substances (alcohol, medications, and others)
• Normalizes liver functions
• Improves liver condition after past infections
• Increases liver resistance to toxins and other unfavorable factors
2. Activation of antioxidant defense
• Exhibits antioxidant activity, protecting the body from free radicals
• Increases the activity of superoxide dismutase and catalase enzymes
3. Normalization of the blood lipid profile
• Lowers cholesterol levels
• Increases high-density lipoprotein levels and reduces low and very-low-density lipoprotein levels
• Reduces the risk of developing atherosclerosis
• Provides preventive and therapeutic effects for cardiovascular diseases caused by lipid metabolism disorders
4. Immunostimulating effect
• Stimulates the production of natural interferon
• Activates the phagocytic activity of macrophages
• Increases the body's non-specific resistance
5. Neuroprotective and nootropic effects
• Improves cognitive function
• Normalizes neurotransmitter levels
• Provides an antidepressant effect
• Regression of withdrawal symptoms
• Restores hepatocytes, promoting liver regeneration
• Reduces inflammatory processes in the liver
• Protects the liver from the effects of toxic substances (alcohol, medications, and others)
• Normalizes liver functions
• Improves liver condition after past infections
• Increases liver resistance to toxins and other unfavorable factors
2. Activation of antioxidant defense
• Exhibits antioxidant activity, protecting the body from free radicals
• Increases the activity of superoxide dismutase and catalase enzymes
3. Normalization of the blood lipid profile
• Lowers cholesterol levels
• Increases high-density lipoprotein levels and reduces low and very-low-density lipoprotein levels
• Reduces the risk of developing atherosclerosis
• Provides preventive and therapeutic effects for cardiovascular diseases caused by lipid metabolism disorders
4. Immunostimulating effect
• Stimulates the production of natural interferon
• Activates the phagocytic activity of macrophages
• Increases the body's non-specific resistance
5. Neuroprotective and nootropic effects
• Improves cognitive function
• Normalizes neurotransmitter levels
• Provides an antidepressant effect
• Regression of withdrawal symptoms
4. Effects on the body
Polyprenol concentrate helps combat chronic overstrain of the body's leading organs and systems (cardiovascular system, gastrointestinal tract, non-specific defense and immune systems, central and peripheral nervous systems), optimizes recovery processes and increases physical performance, and restores and maintains physical and mental health components during increased physical exertion. Polyprenol concentrate is recommended for fighting chronic overstrain of leading organs and systems to restore and maintain physical and mental health components during heavy loads on the body. It is recommended for use after and during high physical and emotional stress (following a schedule of 3 months on, 3 months off – 2 courses per year in total)
5. Polyprenol concentrate
— Boosts liver functionality and reduces intoxication (due to the hepatoprotective effect)
— Promotes the elimination of toxic metabolites (due to the antioxidant effect)
— Increases the rate of organ and tissue recovery (due to the regenerative effect)
— Optimizes the central regulation of metabolism in cells, increases vitality indicators and quality of life (due to neuroprotective and nootropic effects)
— Prevents immune system decline during physical exertion (due to the immunostimulating effect)
Recommended doses:
Polyprenol concentrate is a raw material for creating bioactive complexes and pharmaceutical drugs.
— Promotes the elimination of toxic metabolites (due to the antioxidant effect)
— Increases the rate of organ and tissue recovery (due to the regenerative effect)
— Optimizes the central regulation of metabolism in cells, increases vitality indicators and quality of life (due to neuroprotective and nootropic effects)
— Prevents immune system decline during physical exertion (due to the immunostimulating effect)
Recommended doses:
Polyprenol concentrate is a raw material for creating bioactive complexes and pharmaceutical drugs.