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Tuesday, October 9, 2018
Honey's benefits to the cardiovascular system
Medical scientist Avi Cenna believes that honey is a good medicine for treating heart disease. Many nutrients in honey have a good effect on improving heart dysfunction. Studies have shown that honey can improve the nutrition of blood components and blood vessel walls, increase blood vessel elasticity, lower blood pressure, and protect and promote heart function. Honey is injected into the dog and can cause blood pressure to drop and coronary artery to dilate. However, when blood pressure drops, it has the effect of raising blood pressure. The active ingredient of the antihypertensive effect is acetylcholine.
Clinical studies have shown that honey can nourish the heart muscle and improve the metabolic process of the heart, can compensate the energy consumption of the uninterrupted work of the heart muscle, can improve cardiovascular relaxation, regulate the function of the heart and normalize it, so it can treat various cardiac insufficiency. (explosive, heart palpitations and various heart failures), the active ingredient may be a large amount of sugar and many other nutrients, such as amino acids, enzymes and vitamins; and because honey can expand coronary blood vessels, improve coronary blood circulation, and promote Coronary blood flow is normal, so it can treat angina. Animal experiments have shown that honey causes the contraction of the papillary muscles innervated by rats, guinea pigs and cats to increase and the coronary flow increases. Honey contains a heat-resistant component that increases the permeability of cardiomyocytes and a heat-resistant component that inhibits the heart. More importantly, honey contains trace amounts of acetylcholine, which has a good therapeutic effect on heart disease.
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