Main Mechanisms Of Action Of Polyprenols
Immunoprotective
Polyprenols activate the type of white blood cells that surround and kill harmful microorganisms, remove dead cells, and stimulate the action of other cells and tissues found throughout the body, especially in the blood, connective tissue, spleen, liver, lungs, bone marrow, and lymph nodes. They are your inside out protection.
Immunomodulating
Polyprenols inhibit virus replication by raising number of special proteins that are released by our cells in defense against intruders. They also halt the processes of nerve cells damage. Polyprenols are essential to those with neurological problems that are associated with aging or disabling diseases of the brain.
Hepatoprotective
Our liver is the most capable organ in terms of regeneration. Polyprenols act at the tissue-organ level by improving liver function, increasing its resistance to toxins, and normalizing the course of inflammatory processes. Polyprenols are also known to protect the liver by stimulating the rapid regeneration of its damaged areas.
Antioxidative
Polyprenols when taken orally neutralize the negative effects of free radicals on the cells of the body, inhibit the aging processes, and without them, presented in the form of dolichols, normal course of fat and protein metabolism is impossible. Polyprenols repair damage caused by oxidative stress to our cells and tissues.
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OXFORD OF RUSSIA
The city where our manufacturing partners Art Life create our products and where polyprenols are produced out of coniferous branches is called Tomsk. It is located in Siberia, one of the coldest places on Earth, where temperatures in winter can fall as low as minus 58ºF.
City of Tomsk was founded in the year of 1640 as a military fortress. But at the end of 19th century Tomsk started to become one of the major scientific, educational and enlightening centers of Siberia with the first university opening here as early as 1888.
Today Tomsk is a large educational, research, and innovation center of Siberia. It is a home to 9 universities, 15 institutes for scientific research, 6 business incubators, a technology development special economic zone, as well as more than 25,000 organizations and companies.
Currently, Tomsk is ranked fourth in Russia for the number of professors possessing a doctoral degree, and third (after Moscow and St. Petersburg) with the number of students per 10,000 inhabitants, and in the enrollment of youth in higher education programs.