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Publications (2)


Citation: A CRITICAL REVIEW ON ALPHA TOCOPHEROL: SOURCES, RDA AND HEALTH BENEFITS
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January 2020

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Muhammad Modassar Ali

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Maria Batool

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Ali Nawaz

Virtually 100 years before α-tocopherol (universally known as a-Vitamin-E‖) remained revealed. It was essential component to preclude fetal recommencement in expectant. In 1940s, Vitamin E existed recognized as the crucial part that plays in deactivating and extinguishing the free radicals that is present inside the diverse compartments of muscles. There are the eight diverse types of bits interconnected to Alpha-tocopherol (Vitamin E) are founded in human food or diet that is basically manufactured from plants. In overall, the quantity of α-tocopherol (as a Vitamin E) provided by a standard nourishment assortments from 6 to 13 mg per day (1 IU = 0.67 mg). In record states, the predictable mediocre consumption is lower than 10 mg per day. Lipoproteins that are act as an antioxidant are the form of vitamin E is produced in different parts of the body especially in Liver organ where it plays as defender of definite fatty acids and proteins that is existent in the tissue from free activists. It alleviates the cellular casings and it also enhanced the enablement of the immune reaction throughout the infections. It has been reported that the Vitamin E is used to be protecting the various types of diseases like it save the colon infection, prostate malignance, certain cardiac syndromes, ischemia, flume, inflammation and nervous infections.


Lemon Peel: A Natural Medicine
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October 2019

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Citrus limon (lemon) is native to South Asia and is an evergreen small tree belongs to family rutaceae and is well familiar nutritional and medicinal property most important specie of the citrus of wastes and byproducts which found major source of pectin, water soluble and insoluble antioxidants and essential oils). Traditionally, lemon is used in medicine for known abundant significant kidney stones, bring down a fever, balance pH because it contains citral, limonene, terpineol, geranyl acetate, linalyl. Lemon peel contains the high presence of phytochemicals and has the greater antimicrobial and antioxidant activity. The lemon peel is a significant antimicrobial agent along with an astringent property. This review antimicrobial activity, anti-dermatophytic activity, anti impact on LDL-Cholesterol, status, source of pectic-oligosaccharides Analysis of lemon peel extract.

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... Fruits and vegetables play an important role in nourishing and healthy life due to the presence of antioxidant compounds like phytochemicals such as phenolic compounds, alkaloids, carotenoids (terpenes), tannins, and saponins [1]. Fruits and vegetables exhibit health-promoting properties by delaying the aging process and by reducing the risk of various diseases including cardiovascular disease, cancer, rheumatoid arthritis, cataract, Parkinson's, or Alzheimer's diseases [2]. ...

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Development and Nutritional Evaluation of Ready to Drink Beverage using Choongan (Caralluma tuberculata L.) Extract
Lemon Peel: A Natural Medicine