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Physiological functions of phytonutrients, part 2 of 3

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Dynamic Chiropractic, September 13th, 2003

The Other Terpenes: Limonoids, Saponins and Chromonals

Limonoids, like carotenoids (a subclass of terpenes), are found in citrus fruit peels, and may be specifically directed toward protection of the lungs. Rohr, et al., found that a standardized extract of d-limonene, pinene and eucalyptol was effective in clearing congestive mucus from the lung in chronic obstructive pulmonary disease.1

Additionally, limonoids may be specific chemopreventive agents. Results of animal studies suggest the chemotherapeutic activity of limonoids can be attributed to induction of phases I and II detoxification ...

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