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Important Research Studies About (LYCOPENE) The Tomato Nutrient

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  1. Lycopene, a carotenoid from tomatoes that science suggests
    is a powerful nutrient, provides valuable protective health
    benefits . . .

    A study in Finland investigated the relationship between
    blood levels of lycopene and thickness of the carotid artery
    wall. A group of 1,028 men (age 46 - 64) who entered the
    study in 1987 - 1989 were re-examined four years later (1991
    - 1993). Their blood levels of lycopene, beta-carotene and
    vitamin E were measured along with the thickness of the
    carotid artery wall.

    In separating the men into four groups of various levels of
    blood lycopene they also found the group with the highest
    blood lycopene content also had the highest blood levels of
    beta-carotene, folate and vitamin E. The strongest
    correlation was found between low blood lycopene
    concentrations and higher carotid artery thickness,
    suggesting unique benefits of tomatoes and tomato products
    (food sources of lycopene). American Journal of Clinical
    Nutrition (2003). Vol. 77 pp. 133-8.

    Replenishment of the body's Lycopene supply can help bolster
    the body's defense mechanisms, resulting in greater
    protection of the body's enzymes, DNA and cellular lipids.
    Lycopene eliminates a particularly destructive form of
    oxidation called free radicals. Lycopene is also one of the
    most abundant carotenoids in human blood serum and is the
    most abundant carotene in prostate tissue.

    Another recent study at Harvard indicates that men with a
    high intake of tomato based foods may enjoy greater
    protection against prostate cancer and many experts believe
    that the carotenoid, Lycopene which gives tomatoes their
    rich, red color, may play a crucial role in their
    protective power.

    As a convenient, effective daily supplement, Lycopene 5 mg.
    is equivalent to approximately as much as in ONE POUND of
    red-ripened tomatoes!

    Hope this was helpful.

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    Lycopene, a carotenoid from tomatoes that science suggests
    is a powerful nutrient, provides valuable protective
    health benefits . . .

    A study in Finland investigated the relationship between
    blood levels of lycopene and thickness of the carotid
    artery wall. A group of 1,028 men (age 46 - 64) who
    entered the study in 1987 - 1989 were re-examined four
    years later (1991 - 1993). Their blood levels of lycopene,
    beta-carotene and vitamin E were measured along with the
    thickness of the carotid artery wall.

    In separating the men into four groups of various levels
    of blood lycopene they also found the group with the
    highest blood lycopene content also had the highest blood
    levels of beta-carotene, folate and vitamin E. The
    strongest correlation was found between low blood lycopene
    concentrations and higher carotid artery thickness,
    suggesting unique benefits of tomatoes and tomato products
    (food sources of lycopene). American Journal of Clinical
    Nutrition (2003). Vol. 77 pp. 133-8.

    Replenishment of the body's Lycopene supply can help
    bolster the body's defense mechanisms, resulting in
    greater protection of the body's enzymes, DNA and cellular
    lipids. Lycopene eliminates a particularly destructive
    form of oxidation called free radicals. Lycopene is also
    one of the most abundant carotenoids in human blood serum
    and is the most abundant carotene in prostate tissue.

    Another recent study at Harvard indicates that men with a
    high intake of tomato based foods may enjoy greater
    protection against prostate cancer and many experts
    believe that the carotenoid, Lycopene which gives tomatoes
    their rich, red color, may play a crucial role in their
    protective power.

    As a convenient, effective daily supplement, Lycopene 5
    mg. is equivalent to approximately as much as in ONE POUND
    of red-ripened tomatoes!

    Hope this was helpful.

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    For a great source of lycopene, with all the good stuf it
    grows with, make your own tomato sauce at home. Use fresh
    tomatoes, and season to your taste.

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