1. Resveratrol can directly act on the central nervous system. After the human body absorbs this substance, it can play a role in relieving fever and relieving headaches and fevers caused by colds.
2. Regulating cholesterol: The combination of resveratrol and estrogen receptors in the human body can regulate the cholesterol level in the blood, inhibit platelets from forming blood clots and adhering to the blood vessel wall, thereby inhibiting and reducing the occurrence and development of cardiovascular disease and reducing the risk of cardiovascular disease.
Resveratrol is a polyphenolic substance, and its main source plants are knotweed and grapes. The effects and functions of resveratrol are:
1. Delaying aging
Resveratrol has strong antioxidant capacity, can effectively inhibit the occurrence of oxidative reactions in the human body, and can remove free radicals and lipid peroxides in the human body, helping to maintain and delay aging.
2. Preventing cardiovascular diseases
Resveratrol can regulate the level of cholesterol in the blood, inhibit platelets from forming plaques and adhering to the blood vessel wall, thereby reducing the risk of cardiovascular disease in the human body.
3. Anti-inflammatory
Free radicals can promote inflammatory reactions, and resveratrol can remove free radicals through antioxidant effects, block the positive feedback loop of oxidative stress and pro-inflammatory cytokines, and thus achieve the purpose of anti-inflammatory.
The above content is for reference only. If patients want to use resveratrol to help treat diseases, they must do so under the guidance of professional doctors; if other drugs are being used, they should also consult a doctor or pharmacist in advance to avoid interactions between drugs and affect the treatment effect.