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Some of us who wants to take care of us, should take into consideration the damage smoking/nicotine habit gives.
1) Japanese paradox.
'Japanese Paradox' is a term usually used to describe the low risk of lung cancer in Japan despite higher smoking rates. The same term is sometimes even used by followers of Ancel Keys to express confoundment over the inverse relationship between cardiovascular disease and serum cholesterol, between 1965–1990, in the same country. And the exact same term again is used by others sects to highlight the fact that the Japanese have had traditionally a much lower incidence of prostate cancer; although this isn't accompanied by a greater assumed risk the term 'paradox' is still used.
From study:
Basically it says that green tea consumed by japanese mitigated effect at some extent. Green tea polyphenols have been shown to inhibit cyclooxygenase‐2⁽⁶⁾ and ornithine decarboxylase,⁽⁷⁾ two enzymes highly associated with cancer; the first one creates prostaglandin E₂ and the second creates polyamines. And studies on rats show green tea polyphenols capable of greatly reducing cancer incidence and tumor size. Every way you look at it, these polyphenols seem highly protective; they have even been shown to reduce prostate cancer in people directly:⁽⁸⁾
For people wondering green tea can decrease DHT
The problem is that numerous isolated enzymes have been tested with these polyphenols. Aromatase, 5-reductase, histidine decarboxylase, thyroid peroxidase, and catechol-O-methyltransferase have all been demonstrated to be inhibited by them. The distribution in rats reveals that these polyphenols do not, however, partition to the thyroid. If you locate the study, you will also learn that daily supplementation with epigallocatechin gallate had no effect whatsoever on T3 and T4 levels in people. It is indisputable that they do prevent cancer in rats and have no effect on thyroid hormone in people, regardless of what one may think about their effects on androgens or whether they more effectively inhibit aromatase or 5-reductase in vitro.
So, in conclusion, green tea may mitigate some of the damage.
ALSO:
2) What u also might use:
Aspirin, Vitamin C, Vitamin E
1) Japanese paradox.
'Japanese Paradox' is a term usually used to describe the low risk of lung cancer in Japan despite higher smoking rates. The same term is sometimes even used by followers of Ancel Keys to express confoundment over the inverse relationship between cardiovascular disease and serum cholesterol, between 1965–1990, in the same country. And the exact same term again is used by others sects to highlight the fact that the Japanese have had traditionally a much lower incidence of prostate cancer; although this isn't accompanied by a greater assumed risk the term 'paradox' is still used.
From study:
Basically it says that green tea consumed by japanese mitigated effect at some extent. Green tea polyphenols have been shown to inhibit cyclooxygenase‐2⁽⁶⁾ and ornithine decarboxylase,⁽⁷⁾ two enzymes highly associated with cancer; the first one creates prostaglandin E₂ and the second creates polyamines. And studies on rats show green tea polyphenols capable of greatly reducing cancer incidence and tumor size. Every way you look at it, these polyphenols seem highly protective; they have even been shown to reduce prostate cancer in people directly:⁽⁸⁾
For people wondering green tea can decrease DHT
The problem is that numerous isolated enzymes have been tested with these polyphenols. Aromatase, 5-reductase, histidine decarboxylase, thyroid peroxidase, and catechol-O-methyltransferase have all been demonstrated to be inhibited by them. The distribution in rats reveals that these polyphenols do not, however, partition to the thyroid. If you locate the study, you will also learn that daily supplementation with epigallocatechin gallate had no effect whatsoever on T3 and T4 levels in people. It is indisputable that they do prevent cancer in rats and have no effect on thyroid hormone in people, regardless of what one may think about their effects on androgens or whether they more effectively inhibit aromatase or 5-reductase in vitro.
So, in conclusion, green tea may mitigate some of the damage.
ALSO:
L-theanine Inhibits Nicotine-induced Dependence Via Regulation Of The Nicotine Acetylcholine Receptors. It might help help you quit
2) What u also might use:
Aspirin, Vitamin C, Vitamin E
