While the active anti-inflammatory effects of ginger are due to the inhibition of PH synthetase
by gingerols, shogaols, and zingerones, turmeric's most significant active compounds are turmerone and curcumin.
Not exact matches
Prevention of allergic rhinitis
by ginger and the molecular basis of immunosuppression
by 6 -
gingerol through T cell inactivation.
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gingerols)
, Anti-obesity action of
gingerol: effect on lipid profile, insulin, leptin, amylase and lipase in male obese rats induced
by a high - fat diet, 2014
It is thought that an active compound in ginger called
gingerol is responsible for that «cozy» feeling
by stimulating blood flow and relaxing blood vessels.
Earlier studies on in vitro investigations of ginger preparations and some isolated
gingerol - related compounds showed the anti-inflammatory effects of ginger such as inhibition of COX (the enzyme blocked
by pain killers) and inhibition of NF - kB.»
As mentioned previously, ginger properties include anti-inflammatory actions that stem from a group of compounds called
gingerols, which work
by inhibiting the prostaglandin - biosynthesizing enzyme, known as PH synthetase or cyclooxygenase (COX).