True Hope Inositol Powder - 300g

Inositol

Inositol………Helpful for Fertility, Metabolic Syndrome in Post Menopausal Women, Cholesterol, and More….

Inositol is classified as a carbohydrate though it is not a classical sugar and has the sweetness of approximately half a tablespoon of sugar. As a component of the popular Inositol Hexaphosphate (IP6) product available in stores, it is found in many plants particularly fruits like oranges and cantaloupes. It is produced by our bodies in small amounts and thus is not an essential nutrient. It is sometimes call Vitamin B8.

What is Inositol used For?
Inositol is mainly used in the body for signaling and secondary messaging. Specifically it is used for: insulin signal conduction, cell wall assembly, nerve guidance, intracellular calcium concentration control, cell membrane potential maintenance, the breakdown of fats and reduction of cholesterol, and gene expression.

Psychiatric Conditions - studies show that Inositol can be used for psychiatric conditions such as: eating disorders, depression, panic disorder, and obsessive compulsive disorder.

Hormonal Disorders, Infertility and Diabetes - double-blinded studies have shown Inositol to be effective in the treatment of Polycystic Ovarian Disorder (PCOD), hyperandrogenism, oligo-amenorrhea, insulin resistance – all implicated in infertility.

Blood Pressure, Lipid Metabolism, Cholesterol and Metabolic Disorders in Women – studies showed Inositol is effective in helping reduce high diastolic (the second number in blood pressure readings) blood pressure, increase good HDL cholesterol and lower triglycerides.

It has also been used for diabetic nerve pain, insomnia, Alzheimer’s, ADHD, Autism, hair growth, and psoriasis.

How Does It Work?

Psychiatric Conditions - All of the neurotransmitters use Inositol as part of its messaging and communication systems, including the signal conduction pathway for dopamine, norepinephrine, serotonin, and acetylcholine. Producing better communication is one way Inositol helps many psychiatric conditions.

Insulin Resistance Hormonal Disorders - Inositol works on making Insulin receptors on cells more receptive to Insulin, which in turn reduces the development of insulin resistance and the development of Diabetes, PCOS, infertility related to PCOS and other Insulin related hormonal disorders.

Cholesterol - Inositol is a lipotrophic agent. This means it reduces fat accumulation in our livers by liquefying it and shutting it away from our livers and arteries thus decreases the development of fatty liver and clogged arteries. Inositol is usually combined with Vitamin B3 – Niacin – for the treatment of high cholesterol.

Metabolic Syndrome – Studies show the best form of Inositol for treating post-menopausal women suffering with metabolic syndrome is Myo-Inositol. It reduces diastolic blood pressure, increases insulin sensitivity, increases protective HDL cholesterol and reduces triglycerides.

Anti-cell Growth - Numerous studies have been done on animals showing that Inositol in the form of Inositol Hexaphosphate 6 (IP6) can affect gene expression, inhibit cell growth, and be beneficial in the recovery from chemotherapy.

As a strong antioxidant it binds and removes free radicals that are harmful to our body. The use of antioxidants is an important approach in cell growth prevention. Although most studies using IP6 in the treatment and prevention of cell growths have been animal and laboratory cell culture studies, these have been very positive. Animal studies show IP6 can prevent and slow tumor growth. One study on humans showed that IP6 may ease the effects of chemotherapy and improve quality of life. IP6 also binds certain minerals thereby decreasing the risk of colon concerns. Some research shows that IP6 slows abnormal cell division and may sometimes transform tumor cells into normal cells. Supporters claim it effectively prevents kidney stones, high cholesterol, heart disease, and liver disease.

Laboratory studies of cell cultures have shown that IP6 may help encourage harmful cells to die and may help keep them from spreading to other parts of the body. One preliminary human study showed that IP6 may cause regression of harmful lung changes in smokers. It may also affect the growth of blood vessels that supply the tumor. It has been shown that it can elevate natural killer cell activity and increase our immune system’s ability to fight cell growths. These studies demonstrate that IP6 may have activity against cell growths of the pancreas, breast, prostate, colon. Results of some studies in cells have further suggested that IP6 may help certain chemotherapy or hormone therapy drugs work better in the treatment of cell growths.

How to Use It?
Inositol is available in capsule or tablet form or in combination with other nutraceuticals in specific formulations aimed at specific conditions.

Many products combine IP6 with Inositol. Why? The combination has been shown to provide a more powerful immune response than either molecule alone. In addition, the molecule Inositol Triphosphate or IP3 is known to promote and regulate healthy cell growth and division. By combining Inositol with IP6, we are potentially doubling the IP3 content.

Dosage:
IP6 appears to have a wide safely range. In one study up to 8.8 grams of IP6 was used safely for 2 years with no reported side effects.

Recommended dosage for IP6 is 2 to 3 gm daily. It is best taken on an empty stomach. There is no Recommended Dietary Allowance (RDA) for IP6.

There is no Recommended Dietary Allowance (RDA) for Inositol and the D-Chiro-Inositol form. Dosages depending on the condition and ranges from 2 – 18 gms per day.

Nutritional Information

Inositol Quick Facts

Sources
· Beans, Legumes, Nuts, Seeds, Grains, Fruit

Applications
· Diabetes, Metabolic Syndrome, Cholesterol, Infertility, Pcos, Insulin Resistance, Panic Disorders

Dosage
· 2- 18 Gm/Day Or As Recommended By Your Health Care Provider

Works Well With
· Ip6, Niacin

Important Information
·Can Cause Headaches, Fatigue, And Dizziness. Do Not Take If Pregnant Or Nursing