Originally only used for horses, rice bran is now increasingly being used for the well-being of humans. Rice bran is said to have a positive effect on the heart, brain and immune system, as well as providing beautiful skin and shiny hair. It is not without reason that rice bran ranks right at the top of the superfood list.
Why is rice bran so healthy?
Rice bran is said to be one of the healthiest foods of all. These are the outermost layers of rice, which are omitted in the production of white rice. But this is exactly where the valuable components such as proteins, vitamins, fiber or antioxidants are found, which are so good for the body and especially for the intestines.
The so-called silver skins are not only valued as a superfood by athletes because of their high protein content. The cosmetics industry has also discovered rice bran due to its high-quality tocotrienols (vitamin E) for skin and hair. Rice bran also contains the enzyme superoxide dismutase (SOD), an exceptionally powerful antioxidant that can protect the cells holistically and positively influence the body’s cell metabolism. Rice bran also contains many B vitamins, vitamin C, vitamin D, vitamin K and countless minerals such as iron, potassium, magnesium, manganese, phosphorus, selenium and zinc.
How can rice bran support the human organism?
In fact, the positive effects of rice bran for humans have long been underestimated. It was mainly used as horse feed. Rice bran, for example, is still fed to weakened, lean horses or horses that are difficult to feed. Due to their high energy, vitamin and nutrient content, they are regularly fed to horses for breeding or competitive sport in particular. This should give you more energy and motivation.
There are numerous areas of application for rice bran in humans. The enzyme rice bran SOD is already being used to treat problems with the respiratory system, arthritis, multiple sclerosis and liver cirrhosis. The multitude of secondary plant substances, vitamins and minerals are said to nourish the elasticity of the skin, support blood circulation, promote the function of the heart muscle, be involved in maintaining memory and help with weight loss.
Rice bran extract to support the immune system
Rice bran in the form of rice bran extract is said to be able to support the immune system particularly well and, above all, to help maintain an active intestinal flora and intestinal mucosa thanks to its valuable ingredients. This is particularly important because the immune system is also located in the gut. After many years of research, medpro has succeeded in developing a high-quality phytopreparation with this unique substance.
How can rice bran support cancer therapy?
Rice husk bran extract (arabinoxylan), as found in medpro’s phytopreparations, has been extensively studied in biomedicine. It is said to be able to nourish the intestinal flora and support intestinal health. This dietary fiber is said to stimulate the dentritic cells of the immune system via certain receptors. These can activate B and T cells, which are then specifically designed to kill cancer cells. Arabinoxylan is also said to be able to activate the killer cells of the human immune system via other receptors, which are supposed to destroy abnormal, virus-infected or cancerous cells.
Scientists describe the natural killer-dentritic-immunological axis as the most important element of the innate immune system for early cancer defense. Arbinoxylan is said to have inhibited the growth of dangerous cells in numerous cell and animal models. In many scientific studies, arbinoxylan has been used as a valuable supplement for health challenges such as dynamic growth of negative cells. It could mean not only an improvement in the quality of life, but also a higher life expectancy and a reduction in chemotherapeutic side effects.
You can directly test the positive effects of rice bran on your intestinal flora, your intestinal health and your immune system. Buy the patented phytopreparations BioBran® MGN-3 1000 Arabinoxylan or BioBran® MGN-3 Tablets – Arabinoxylan online at medpro! For more information, please contact our network of medpro experts.
