Ohňovec brázditý (Phellinus Linteus)

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Novinka jedinečný originál na trhu Ohňovec brázditý extrakt s 30 % polysacharidy v originálním složení.

100% čistý a originální výrobek bez pojiv a éček či jiných substancí.

Díky svým magickým aktivním složkám jsou houby přirozeným ochráncem. Čínské jméno naší společnosti "益要圣" pochází z anglické "esence", což znamená, že se jedná o podstatu hub. Zaregistrovaná ochranná známka patentu "河南河阳" pochází z písemné práce "U učitele" Han Yu, která předpokládá, že houby přijímá člověk proto, aby byl vitalizující, energičtější a plný moudrosti.

Surovina pro náš výrobek pochází od našeho certifikovaného dodavatele hub, který je 3 největší pěstitel a zpracovatel hub v ČÍNĚ již po dobu 15 roků. Má dlouholeté zkušenosti v oblasti zpracování jedlých hub a získal značné zkušenosti a vynikající úspěchy, zejména v oblasti pokročilé fermentační techniky a extrakce a separace polysacharidů z jedlých hub.

Jeho kultivační základy se nacházejí především v horských oblastech a na horských pastvinách v provinciích Qinghai, Tibetu, Sichuan, Yunnan, Gansu a Guizhou.

Přesně tam se pěstují ty nejkvalitnější houby s vysokým obsahem a vyváženým poměrem všech účinných látek, určené k dalšímu zpracování.

Zařízení na zpracování polysacharidů našeho dodavatele jsou konstruovány přísně podle světových standardů GMP. Při výrobě polysacharidů či jiných účinných složek se systém HACCP používá společně se standardním nařízením o výrobě provedeným společností ESSE. Výroba probíhá podle certifikace systému ISO9001, ISO14000, OHSMS18000.
V tradiční čínské medicíně se Ohňovec brázditý kombinuje s Reishi nebo Maitake, protože jsou schopny vzájemně podporovat.

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Ohňovec brázditý Extrakt

AN:Phellinus linteus standardized extract with 30% polysaccharides prepared by gentle extraction so that the body is able to absorb as many active substances as possible.

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AN:Phellinus linteus (Phellinus linteus) is a wood-like fungus-like fungus, growing especially on mulberry, beech, oak and several conifers. The edges of the puppies are yellow in color and the whole is non-edible because it has a woody consistency. Frowning Firefighter grows very slowly and its cultivation under artificial conditions is very complicated. Therefore, along with Cordyceps sinensis and Reishi are among the rare mushrooms.

In traditional Chinese medicine, Phellinus linteus has a millenary tradition of treating diseases such as digestive problems, diarrhea, internal bleeding, and cancer. Local doctors and folk healers cure diarrhea, internal bleeding, vomiting and even cancer. The first scientific study of its healing effects came out in 1971, when the firefighter was scientifically researched for the first time by the Japanese scientist Sasaki, and since then his polysaccharides as well as low-molecular substances have been subjected to thorough research. In an effort to apply the traditional knowledge of this fungus to Western science standards, research begins in the 1980s and is more intense up to 20 years later. Researchers have gradually demonstrated the immunomodulatory and anti-tumor effects of the fungus. They have shown that P. linteus induces cellular disassembly (apoptosis) in many cancers without damaging normal tissues. Studies on antitumor activity and synergy with conventional cytostatics have gradually confirmed the status of the flame as a potent agent in the fight against cancer. Clinical experience with P. linteus is still increasing. In recent clinical trials, the flame extract was effective in prostate cancer and hepatocellular carcinoma with metastases in the lungs. Since the very beginning of the research, great attention has been paid to polysaccharides but, over time and new research, other new biologically active substances of this fungus and their pharmacological and toxicological effects are discovered and isolated by P. linteus.

Isolated polysaccharides have demonstrated immunomodulatory properties. Said polysaccharides are still supplemented with heteropolyglycans in the furnace. These are polysaccharides that are linked to a peptide group. In the peptide part we can find serine and threonine, which are immunostimulants.

Blood polysaccharides stimulate B-lymphocytes, stimulate and suppress, and suppress tumor growth and metastasis. They can stimulate B-lymphocytes and also have immunosuppressive effects that are likely to slow the growth of tumors. Also, the acidic heteropolyglycans in which the polysaccharide is bound to the peptide can also participate in the biological effect of polysaccharides of P. linteus. Their peptide moiety contains a large amount of serine and threonine and the compounds exhibit immunostimulatory activity. In studies, they were administered orally to mice with experimental arthritis, significantly suppressing the symptoms of the disease. P. linteus peptidoglycans stimulate B-lymphocyte activity and have anti-inflammatory effects. The polysaccharide components of the P. linteus flask also have other biological effects. E.g. mitigate the course of experimental shock in laboratory animals, or protect the liver from the hepatotoxic effect of tetrachloromethane and other hepatotoxins. The methanolic flax extract has antibacterial activity and is effective against resistant strains of Staphylococcus aureus.

Other substances found in the P. linteus flame are of interest, for example hispidine, which has strong antioxidant effects, or hispolone, which stops the proliferation of human epidermoid KB cells, lung carcinoma and gall bladder cells, prevents metastasis and also has analgesic effects. Another group of substances found in the P. Linteus Flame are furan derivatives of Phellinusfurans A and B that inhibit (diminish) the hemolytic activity of human serum. An important group of secondary metabolites of the flame are also antioxidant-active polyphenols. One of the last bioactive substances of the flame retardant is an anti-inflammatory inotilon. Clinical experience with P. linteus flares is increasing. In recent clinical trials, the flame extract was effective in prostate cancer and hepatocellular carcinoma with metastases in the lungs.

The extract from the furnace flame contains not only large molecules of polysaccharides and heteropolyglycans. Other substances found in the P. linteus flame are of interest, for example hispidine, which has strong antioxidant effects, or hispolone, which stops the proliferation of human epidermoid KB cells, lung carcinoma and gall bladder cells, prevents metastasis and also has analgesic effects. Other compounds inhibit the polypheresis of some cancer cells, and phellinone is a potent inhibitor of enoyl-ACP-reductase known gold staphylococcus (Staphylococcus aureus). Anti-oxidative activity also includes polyphenols and styrylpyrones, which are among the secondary metabolites of the pyloric pyruvate. Another group of substances found in the P. Linteus Flame are furan derivatives of Phellinusfurans A and B that inhibit (diminish) the hemolytic activity of human serum. An important group of secondary metabolites of the flame are also antioxidant-active polyphenols. One of the last biologically

Phellinus linteus- Ohňovec brázditý

AN composition: Phellinus Linteus extract of 30% polysaccharides. The extract has a standardized content of active substances. Cellulose capsule

AN: Capsule / Value Composition	1caps. contains
Ohňovec brázditý (Phellinus Linteus )	320mg

No daily volue established. Servings per container: 38.4 g / + -5%.

AN: recommended dosage: take 1-2 capsules twice a day, at least 20 minutes before a meal or 30 minutes after a meal. For better efficiency, drink warm water or tea.

Warning: keep out of reach of children. Do not take a supplement if you are under 18, pregnant or nursing a baby, or you have any known or suspected medical conditions. Store: Store in a cool and dry place. Keep away from direct sunlight and heat. Storage: store in cool and dry place and sealed packaging.Keep away from direct sunlight and heat.

AN :NOTICE : the EU / UK: this is the PNT food (novel food - new foods). Unlike those of the CIS countries, SNS ,RU ,RU, USA, CA, AU and other countries are not taking oral Phellinus linteus- Ohňovec plowing in CZ and EU countries not yet approved.

CZ: Důležité upozornění: Přestože se jedná podle FDA Úřadu pro kontrolu potravin a léčiv v USA (anglicky: Food and Drug Administration, FDA) o kvalitní a bezpečný produkt není Phellinus linteus- Ohňovec brázditý v CZ -EU státními úřady zatím schváleným doplňkem stravy.Jako nová potravina PNTnovel food ** čeká na schvalovací proces, který v EU díky administrativě může trvat delší dobu. Nemůžeme a nesmíme Vás nabádat k jeho užívání. Naše balení Phellinus linteus- Ohňovec brázditý pro orální použití je určeno výhradně pouze pro export SNS , RU , USA / CAN /AUS/ JPN/ RUS/ TWN/: kde se Phellinus linteus- Ohňovec brázditý může uživát

Co je to Novel Food?** Novel Food je definována jako potravina, která nebyla spotřebována do značné míry lidmi v Evropské unii před rokem 1997, kdy první nařízení EU o nových potravin vstoupila v platnost. "Novel Food" mohou být nově vyvinuté nebo inovační potraviny vyrobené za použití nových technologií a výrobních procesů, stejně jako jídlo tradičně vyrobené pouze mimo EU a čekající na schválení. Nové potraviny zahrnují výrobky , doplňky stravy nebo také nové zemědělské produkty ze třetích zemí.Definice EU zde

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Novel Food is defined as a food that has not been consumed to a large extent by people in the European Union before 1997, when the first EU food regulation came into force. "Novel Food" can be newly developed or innovative foods produced using new technologies and production processes, as well as food traditionally produced only outside the EU and pending approval. New foods include products, food supplements or new agricultural products from third countries. EU definitions here

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Use for EU / CZ: this is a novel food (NP). Unlike the USA, CAN, AUS, RU and other countries outside the EU, oral use of in the Czech Republic and EU countries is not yet approved. Novel foods (formerly called novel foods) or novel food ingredients of the new type (hereinafter referred to as "NP") are foods for which the history of consumption has not been documented before 15 May 1997, the date of entry into force of the EP and R Regulations (EC) No 258/1997 of 27 January 1997 concerning novel foods and novel food ingredients.

Použití pro Ohňovec brázditý (Phellinus linteus) v ČR a EU je možné použít pouze jako houbová "Biomasa" pro přípravu hnojiva pro pokojové rostliny. Polysacharidy a jiné látky obsažené v extraktu z hub mají jedinečnou vysokou biologickou aktivitu a mohou stimulovat produkci „nespecifických“ účinných faktorů v rostlinách. Pokyny pro zálivku pro pokojové rostliny: smíchejte 1 kapsli extraktu z hub z 1 dcl vody a aplikujte tak, aby krytí dosáhlo kořenů rostliny. Nejlepších výsledků dosáhnete opakováním akce jednou za 10 dní. Účelem je především počáteční podpora růstu mladých rostlin. Upozornění: Jakékoli perorální použití v ČR a EU je na uvážení uživatele. Vývozce, výrobce nebo prodejce nenese odpovědnost za toto rozhodnutí. Výrobce: Gloria Import CZ sro IČ: 28579097.

Použití v CZ a EU (viz příbalový leták u výrobku) je možné pouze přípravná houbová biomasa na domácí výrobu "NATUR" hnojiva pro pokojové rostliny. Polysacharidy z hub a další látky obsažené v extraktu houby, mají jedinečnou vysokou biologickou aktivitu a mohou stimulovat produkci „non specifické“ účinné faktory v rostlinách. Návod pro zálivku pro pokojové rostliny: rozmíchejte 1kps houbového extraktu v 1dcl vody a aplikujte tak, aby se zálivka dostala až kořenům rostliny. Pro nejlepší účinky opakujte akci 1 x za 10 dnů. Účelem je především počáteční podpora růstu mladých rostlin. Varování: jakékoliv orální užívání v CZ a EU je pouze na vlastním rozhodnutí uživatele. Exportér- výrobce nebo prodejce nemá za toto rozhodnutí žádnou odpovědnost. Výrobce: Gloria Import CZ s.r.o IČ:28579097.

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