Effects of Ginsenosides

Medicine is very common in our daily life. Different medicines have different helping effects on the treatment of diseases. So we cannot choose medicines casually. We must have a good understanding of the medicines so that we can choose them safely when using them. This way, the medicines can be of great help in treating our diseases. So what are the effects of ginsenosides? Many people are not clear about this.

What are the effects of ginsenosides and how does it treat human diseases? The following is a detailed introduction so that you can use this medicine with confidence and it has a good effect on improving diseases.

Effects of ginsenosides:

1. Induce apoptosis of cancer cells: Cell apoptosis is an active physiological process, just like the blooming and falling of flowers. Under normal circumstances, cell proliferation and apoptosis always maintain a dynamic balance with increases and decreases, and this dynamic balance can maintain normal and stable cell proliferation. When certain factors cause uncontrolled cell proliferation and block cell apoptosis, it can lead to abnormal cell proliferation and cancer.

2. Enhance the body's immunity: Dysregulation or low immune function of the human body is one of the main causes of cancer. Chemotherapy drugs or radiation therapy used during cancer treatment can further destroy the body's immune function. Ginsenosides used alone can effectively regulate the human immune function. When used after surgery or during radiotherapy or chemotherapy, it can effectively protect immune organs and enhance immune function.

3. Improve immunity: Immunity is the body's natural defense barrier. If the immune system is disordered, the immune surveillance function will lose its function and cannot eliminate mutated cells, which is also one of the causes of tumors. Ginsenoside rh2 can regulate and enhance the body's immunity through various pathways and has a protective effect on the immune system.

4. Alleviate the effects of toxins: In the process of treating tumors, it is found that the failure of cancer chemotherapy is often related to a certain degree of drug resistance of chemotherapy drugs. General chemotherapy drugs are not easy to enter cancer cells. The p-glycoprotein in cancer cells can excrete chemotherapy drugs, causing cancer cells to develop poor resistance to chemotherapy drugs. Ginseng saponins have both hydrophilic and lipophilic properties and can easily enter the nucleus of cancer cells to kill cancer cells.

5. Anti-fatigue effect: Ginsenosides can prolong the weighted swimming time of mice and increase the glycogen reserves or reduce the glycogen consumption of mice. They can reduce the serum urea content of mice after exercise and inhibit the increase of blood lactate in mice after exercise. This shows that ginsenosides have a good effect in relieving physical strength and anti-fatigue.

Through the above introduction, we have some understanding of the effects of ginsenosides. Such drugs are very helpful in treating some cancers. However, the selection of such drugs cannot be done casually. It is best to use them according to the doctor's advice. This will have a good protective effect on your own health.