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Lecithin In Diabetes
  1. #1
    ironjustice Guest

    Default Lecithin In Diabetes

    Told ya .. soooooo ..

    Lecithin component may reduce fatty liver, improve insulin sensitivity
    May 25, 2011
    A natural product called DLPC (dilauroyl phosphatidylcholine)
    increases sensitivity to insulin and reduces fatty liver in mice,
    leading Baylor College of Medicine (www.bcm.edu) researchers to
    believe it may provide a treatment for prediabetic patients. DLPC is
    an unusual phospholipid and a trace component of the dietary
    supplement lecithin. Dr. David D. Moore (www.bcm.edu/mcb/index.cfm?
    pmid=7696), professor of molecular and cellular biology at BCM, and
    his colleagues at first thought that DLPC would provide a useful tool
    in studying the function of a receptor protein – liver receptor
    homolog -1 or LRH-1 – that regulates the production of bile acids in
    the liver.

    Studies in mice soon showed that DLPC could stimulate LRH-1 activity.
    In addition to a small increase in bile acid levels, DLPC improved
    regulation of glucose and fat within the liver. A report on this work
    appears in the current issue of the journal Nature (www.nature.com).
    Moore is collaborating with Dr. Lawrence Chan (http://www.bcm.edu/
    medicine/diabetes-endocrinology/?pmid=1189), director of the Diabetes
    and Endocrine Research Center (http://www.bcm.edu/diabetescenter/) at
    BCM, on a pilot study to find out how well DLPC works in patients with
    prediabetes.

    "We know it works well in mice," said Moore. The link of LRH-1 to bile
    acids may contribute to its effect on glucose levels and fat because
    small, non-toxic increases in bile acid levels can improve metabolic
    disorders.

    Dr. Jae Man Lee, then a graduate student in Moore's laboratory, first
    proposed screening compounds to see which activated LRH-1. He found
    that DLPC, a structurally unusual phosphatidylcholine (a form of
    phospholipid that is important in the formation of cell membranes)
    enhanced LRH-1 activity in cells.

    In mice, DLPC induced the production of bile acid enzymes and lowered
    fat in the liver. It also increased levels of bile acids and regulated
    glucose or sugar circulating in the blood. In two kinds of mice that
    had resistance to insulin, DLPC also decreased fatty liver and lowered
    glucose levels in the blood. However, DLPC had no effect in mice that
    had no LRH-1 in the liver.

    The effect on the insulin resistant mice was striking.

    "Their overall body weight was not changed," said Moore. "But they had
    improved sensitivity to insulin (which helps keep glucose levels in
    check) and less fatty livers. We are interested in why it gets rid of
    the fat in the liver."

    DLPC decreased the levels of proteins associated with formation of
    fatty acids and triglycerides, including a key regulator called
    SREBP-1c that encourages the deposition of fat in tissues.

    "DLPC is a natural product," said Moore. "Lecithin is a mixture of
    many compounds but DLPC is one of them."

    The ongoing clinical study, which involves people who are overweight
    but not diabetic, employs an approved form of DLPC that is used in
    liposomes, little globules of fat that take drugs into the body. An
    initial glucose tolerance test to determine how sensitive the people
    are to insulin at the start of the study is followed by another after
    the subjects take DLPC or a placebo for two months. Neither the
    patients in study nor the physicians know who is getting DLPC and who
    is getting the placebo.

    The study is still enrolling subjects, and there are no results yet.

    Source: Baylor College of Medicine

    ------------

    Just a reminder ..

    "It was the choline that kept the dogs alive"


    Peripheral administration of CDP-choline and its cholinergic
    metabolites increases serum insulin: muscarinic and nicotinic
    acetylcholine receptors are both involved in their actions.
    Ilcol YO, Cansev M, Yilmaz MS, Hamurtekin E, Ulus IH.
    Neurosci Lett. 2008 Jan 24;431(1):71-6. Epub 2007 Dec 4.
    Department of Biochemistry, Uludag University Medical School,
    Bursa 16059, Turkey. ye...@uludag.edu.tr


    Abstract
    The present study was designed to test the effects of CDP-choline
    and its metabolites on serum insulin concentrations in rats and
    to investigate the involvements of cholinergic and adrenergic
    receptors in the effect.
    Intraperitoneal (i.p.) administration of CDP-choline (200-600
    micromol/kg) increased serum insulin in a dose- and time-related
    manner.
    Equivalent doses (200-600 micromol/kg; i.p.) of phosphocholine
    or choline also increased serum insulin dose-dependently.
    Serum-free choline concentrations increased several-fold
    following i.p. administration of CDP-choline, phosphocholine or
    choline itself.
    In contrast, equivalent doses of cytidine monophosphate and
    cytidine failed to alter serum insulin concentrations.
    The increases in serum insulin induced by i.p. 600 micromol/kg
    of CDP-choline, phosphocholine or choline were abolished by
    pretreatment with the ganglionic nicotinic acetylcholine receptor
    antagonist hexamethonium (15 mg/kg; i.p.), or by the muscarinic
    receptor antagonist atropine methylnitrate (2 mg/kg; i.p.).
    Pretreatment with prazosin (0.5 mg/kg; i.p.), an alpha
    (1)-adrenoceptor antagonist, or yohimbine (5 mg/kg, i.p.),
    an alpha(2)-adrenoceptor antagonist, enhanced slightly the
    increases in serum insulin in response to 600 micromol/kg of
    CDP-choline, phosphocholine and choline.
    Serum insulin also increased following central administration
    of choline; the effect was blocked by intracerebroventricularly
    injected atropine, mecamylamine or hemicholinium-3 (HC-3).
    It is concluded that CDP-choline or its cholinergic metabolites
    phosphocholine and choline increases circulating insulin
    concentrations by increasing muscarinic and nicotinic cholinergic
    neurotransmission in the insulin secreting beta-cells.


    PMID: 18162319


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    Choline increases serum insulin in rat when injected
    intraperitoneally and augments basal and stimulated
    aceylcholine release from the rat minced pancreas in vitro.
    Ilcol YO, Gurun MS, Taga Y, Ulus IH.
    Eur J Biochem. 2003 Mar;270(5):991-9.
    Department of Biochemistry, Uludag University Medical School,
    16059 Gorukle Kampusu, Bursa, Turkey. ye...@uludag.edu.tr


    Abstract
    Intraperitoneal injection of choline (30-90 mg.kg-1)
    produced a dose-dependent increase in serum insulin,
    glucose and choline levels in rats.
    The increase in serum insulin induced by choline
    (90 mg.kg-1) was blocked by pretreatment with the
    muscarinic acetylcholine receptor antagonists,
    atropine (2 mg.kg-1), pirenzepine (2 mg.kg-1) and
    4-diphenylacetoxy-N-methylpiperidine (2 mg.kg-1)
    or the ganglionic nicotinic receptor antagonist,
    hexamethonium (15 mg.kg-1).
    The effect of choline on serum insulin and glucose
    was enhanced by oral glucose administration (3 g.kg-1).
    Choline administration was associated with a
    significant (P < 0.001) increase in the acetylcholine
    content of pancreatic tissue.
    Choline (10-130 microm) increased basal and stimulated
    acetylcholine release but failed to evoke insulin
    release from the minced pancreas at considerably higher
    concentrations (0.1-10 mm).
    Hemicholium-3, a choline uptake inhibitor, attenuated
    the increase in acetylcholine release induced by
    choline augmentation.
    Choline (1-32 mm) inhibited [3H]quinuclidinyl benzilate
    binding to the muscarinic receptors in the pancreatic
    homogenates.
    These data show that choline, a precursor of the
    neurotransmitter acetylcholine, increases serum insulin
    by indirectly stimulating peripheral acetylcholine
    receptors through the enhancement of acetylcholine
    synthesis and release.


    PMID: 12603332
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    Lecithin is recommended as a BETTER method of choline supplementation
    due to its ability to produce a 5 times increase of choline and a
    retention time of 3 times as many hours.


    Lecithin consumption raises serum-free-choline levels.
    Lancet 1977 Jul 9;2(8028):68-9
    Wurtman RJ, Hirsch MJ, Growdon JH.


    Consumption of choline by rats sequentially increases
    serum-choline, brain-choline, and brain-acetylcholine
    concentrations.
    In man consumption of choline increases in levels in the
    serum and cerebrospinal fluid; its administration is an
    effective way of treating tardive dyskinesia.
    We found that oral lecithin is considerably more effective in
    raising human serum-choline levels than an equivalent quantity
    of choline chloride.
    30 minutes after ingestion of choline chloride (2-3 g free base),
    serum- choline levels rose by 86% and returned to normal values
    within 4 hours; 1 hour after lecithin ingestion, these levels rose
    by 265% and remained significantly raised for 12 hours.
    Lecithin may therefore be the method of choice for accelerating
    acetylcholine synthesis by increasing the availability of choline,
    its precursor in the blood.


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    http://www.sciencenews.org/articles/...5/timeline.asp


    A new vitamin that is essential for liver function and that may play
    an important role in controlling diabetes was described at the
    meeting of the American and Canadian Medical Associations by one of
    its
    discoverers, Dr. C.H. Best of Toronto, codiscoverer of insulin, the
    life-saving remedy for diabetes.
    The new vitamin has a real name, choline, instead of a letter, as do
    most other members of the vitamin family. It is found in many foods,
    but the best sources are meat, egg yolk, and yeast.


    Dr. M. Hershey and Miss M.E. Huntsman, of the University of Toronto,
    were responsible for many of the fundamental observations that led up
    to the discovery of the significance of choline, Dr. Best stated.


    Lack of this vitamin causes the serious condition of fatty liver, Dr.
    Best said. When the liver becomes fatty, it fails to make sugar or
    handle bile or do many of the things it should do, he explained.


    The vitamin was discovered in the course of insulin investigations.
    Dogs that had no pancreas, the insulin-secreting organ, failed to
    live for more than a few months, even when given insulin injections.
    When they were fed minced pancreas, in addition to the insulin, they
    lived for years.


    However, chemical studies of the pancreas showed that in addition to
    producing insulin and a digestive ferment, this organ contained
    choline, and that it was the choline in the diet of minced pancreas
    that kept the dogs alive after they had lost their own pancreases.


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  2. #2
    montygraham Guest

    Default Re: Lecithin In Diabetes

    Who told whom? The key question is, what is the underlying cause?
    Unless you were born around 1900, there is no way you could have been
    the first to recognize the "benefits" of this substance, for example:

    http://www.springerlink.com/content/t80678710703h523/

    However, you do seem to be quite resistant to recognizing the
    underlying cause, which the evidence as a whole clearly suggests is
    oxidative stress/lipid peroxidation.

  3. #3
    mrbrklyn Guest

    Default Re: Lecithin In Diabetes

    On May 26, 6:06*pm, montygraham <monty1...@lycos.com> wrote:
    > Who told whom? *The key question is, what is the underlying cause?
    > Unless you were born around 1900, there is no way you could have been
    > the first to recognize the "benefits" of this substance, for example:
    >
    > http://www.springerlink.com/content/t80678710703h523/
    >
    > However, you do seem to be quite resistant to recognizing the
    > underlying cause, which the evidence as a whole clearly suggests is
    > oxidative stress/lipid peroxidation.


    Thus speakith Monty the troll

    Did you read my recent post here, "Using basic logic to understand
    "HIV/AIDS."" ?

    They have abandoned logic, even at the most basic level. We are
    beyond
    the Emperor's New Clothes now. In this case, the "Emperor" has no
    kingdom, aside from the asylum and his fellow inmates, whom he calls
    his "subjects." Like all periods of fanaticism, this one will come to
    an end at some point, and historians like myself will write about it
    in
    very similar terms as they do now the witchcraft fears of the
    sixteenth
    and seventeenth centuries in Europe. Being heavily "invested" in a
    notion is quite similar to insanity, and many of us realize this in
    politics these days, but when it comes to what is considered
    "science,"
    it is much easier to convince the public that "white is black" and
    "black is white." Thus, it will take longer for the deadly
    "HIV=AIDS=DEATH" house of cards to crumble than it does for
    incompetent, ideological-minded politicians to be voted out of office.

    If you have yet to do so, I explain what the best explanation for
    "HIV/AIDS" is on my web site:

    http://groups.msn.com/TheScientificDebateForum-/

    I quote the "virus hunters" directly, and I also cite numerous studies
    from the scientific literature.

  4. #4
    Ellen K. Guest

    Default Re: Lecithin In Diabetes

    Nobody here is talking about HIV/AIDS.

    "mrbrklyn" <[email protected]> wrote in message
    news:[email protected]...
    On May 26, 6:06 pm, montygraham <monty1...@lycos.com> wrote:
    > Who told whom? The key question is, what is the underlying cause?
    > Unless you were born around 1900, there is no way you could have been
    > the first to recognize the "benefits" of this substance, for example:
    >
    > http://www.springerlink.com/content/t80678710703h523/
    >
    > However, you do seem to be quite resistant to recognizing the
    > underlying cause, which the evidence as a whole clearly suggests is
    > oxidative stress/lipid peroxidation.


    Thus speakith Monty the troll

    Did you read my recent post here, "Using basic logic to understand
    "HIV/AIDS."" ?

    They have abandoned logic, even at the most basic level. We are
    beyond
    the Emperor's New Clothes now. In this case, the "Emperor" has no
    kingdom, aside from the asylum and his fellow inmates, whom he calls
    his "subjects." Like all periods of fanaticism, this one will come to
    an end at some point, and historians like myself will write about it
    in
    very similar terms as they do now the witchcraft fears of the
    sixteenth
    and seventeenth centuries in Europe. Being heavily "invested" in a
    notion is quite similar to insanity, and many of us realize this in
    politics these days, but when it comes to what is considered
    "science,"
    it is much easier to convince the public that "white is black" and
    "black is white." Thus, it will take longer for the deadly
    "HIV=AIDS=DEATH" house of cards to crumble than it does for
    incompetent, ideological-minded politicians to be voted out of office.

    If you have yet to do so, I explain what the best explanation for
    "HIV/AIDS" is on my web site:

    http://groups.msn.com/TheScientificDebateForum-/

    I quote the "virus hunters" directly, and I also cite numerous studies
    from the scientific literature.


  5. #5
    Ala Guest

    Default Re: Lecithin In Diabetes


    "mrbrklyn" <[email protected]> wrote in message
    news:[email protected]...

    >Thus speakith Monty the troll


    >Did you read my recent post here, "Using basic logic to understand
    >"HIV/AIDS."" ?


    >They have abandoned logic, even at the most basic level. We are
    >beyond
    >the Emperor's New Clothes now. In this case, the "Emperor" has no
    >kingdom, aside from the asylum and his fellow inmates, whom he calls
    >his "subjects." Like all periods of fanaticism, this one will come to
    >an end at some point, and historians like myself will write about it
    >in
    >very similar terms as they do now the witchcraft fears of the
    >sixteenth
    >and seventeenth centuries in Europe. Being heavily "invested" in a
    >notion is quite similar to insanity, and many of us realize this in
    >politics these days, but when it comes to what is considered
    >"science,"
    >it is much easier to convince the public that "white is black" and
    >"black is white." Thus, it will take longer for the deadly
    >"HIV=AIDS=DEATH" house of cards to crumble than it does for

    i>ncompetent, ideological-minded politicians to be voted out of office.

    >If you have yet to do so, I explain what the best explanation for
    >"HIV/AIDS" is on my web site:



    Thank you for enlightening me.


  6. #6
    mrbrklyn Guest

    Default Re: Lecithin In Diabetes

    On May 26, 6:06*pm, montygraham <monty1...@lycos.com> wrote:
    > Who told whom? *The key question is, what is the underlying cause?
    > Unless you were born around 1900, there is no way you could have been
    > the first to recognize the "benefits" of this substance, for example:
    >
    > http://www.springerlink.com/content/t80678710703h523/
    >
    > However, you do seem to be quite resistant to recognizing the
    > underlying cause, which the evidence as a whole clearly suggests is
    > oxidative stress/lipid peroxidation.



    thus speakith Monty the troll



    Did you read my recent post here, "Using basic logic to understand
    "HIV/AIDS."" ?

    They have abandoned logic, even at the most basic level. We are
    beyond
    the Emperor's New Clothes now. In this case, the "Emperor" has no
    kingdom, aside from the asylum and his fellow inmates, whom he calls
    his "subjects." Like all periods of fanaticism, this one will come to
    an end at some point, and historians like myself will write about it
    in
    very similar terms as they do now the witchcraft fears of the
    sixteenth
    and seventeenth centuries in Europe. Being heavily "invested" in a
    notion is quite similar to insanity, and many of us realize this in
    politics these days, but when it comes to what is considered
    "science,"
    it is much easier to convince the public that "white is black" and
    "black is white." Thus, it will take longer for the deadly
    "HIV=AIDS=DEATH" house of cards to crumble than it does for
    incompetent, ideological-minded politicians to be voted out of office.

    If you have yet to do so, I explain what the best explanation for
    "HIV/AIDS" is on my web site:

    http://groups.msn.com/TheScientificDebateForum-/

  7. #7
    mrbrklyn Guest

    Default Re: Lecithin In Diabetes

    On May 26, 10:48*pm, "Ellen K." <firstinitiallastn...@dslextreme.com>
    wrote:
    > Nobody here is talking about HIV/AIDS.
    >
    > "mrbrklyn" <ceo.brook...@gmail.com> wrote in message
    >
    > news:[email protected]...
    > On May 26, 6:06 pm, montygraham <monty1...@lycos.com> wrote:
    >
    > > Who told whom? The key question is, what is the underlying cause?
    > > Unless you were born around 1900, there is no way you could have been
    > > the first to recognize the "benefits" of this substance, for example:

    >
    > >http://www.springerlink.com/content/t80678710703h523/

    >
    > > However, you do seem to be quite resistant to recognizing the
    > > underlying cause, which the evidence as a whole clearly suggests is
    > > oxidative stress/lipid peroxidation.

    >
    > Thus speakith Monty the troll
    >
    > Did you read my recent post here, "Using basic logic to understand
    > "HIV/AIDS."" ?
    >
    > They have abandoned logic, even at the most basic level. *We are
    > beyond
    > the Emperor's New Clothes now. *In this case, the "Emperor" has no
    > kingdom, aside from the asylum and his fellow inmates, whom he calls
    > his "subjects." *Like all periods of fanaticism, this one will come to
    > an end at some point, and historians like myself will write about it
    > in
    > very similar terms as they do now the witchcraft fears of the
    > sixteenth
    > and seventeenth centuries in Europe. *Being heavily "invested" in a
    > notion is quite similar to insanity, and many of us realize this in
    > politics these days, but when it comes to what is considered
    > "science,"
    > it is much easier to convince the public that "white is black" and
    > "black is white." *Thus, it will take longer for the deadly
    > "HIV=AIDS=DEATH" house of cards to crumble than it does for
    > incompetent, ideological-minded politicians to be voted out of office.
    >
    > If you have yet to do so, I explain what the best explanation for
    > "HIV/AIDS" is on my web site:
    >
    > http://groups.msn.com/TheScientificDebateForum-/
    >
    > I quote the "virus hunters" directly, and I also cite numerous studies
    > from the scientific literature.


    quack quack

    Warning::: Monty1945 is a certified nut case pretending to have
    medical credentials. He posts across the Internet, trolling for
    victims and recommends a diet high saturated fat content for a
    healthy lifestyle, and as a cure for disease. He denies the
    existence of AID's. In addition, "Dr Monty" by admission in usenet,
    uses his body for experimental purposes, the results, being as
    they are, a completely dysfunctional brain pattern, probably
    secondary to the stoke he has acquired by following his own medical
    advice. He's also been know to have two way conversations with his
    AM/FM radio and to hound professional athletes.

    Anything he posts needs to be viewed as the rantings of a brain
    damaged adult limited to 24/7 skill nursing care.

  8. #8
    Ellen K. Guest

    Default Re: Lecithin In Diabetes


    "mrbrklyn" <[email protected]> wrote in message
    news:[email protected]..
    On May 26, 10:48 pm, "Ellen K." <firstinitiallastn...@dslextreme.com>
    wrote:
    > Nobody here is talking about HIV/AIDS.
    >
    > "mrbrklyn" <ceo.brook...@gmail.com> wrote in message
    >
    > news:[email protected]...
    > On May 26, 6:06 pm, montygraham <monty1...@lycos.com> wrote:
    >
    > > Who told whom? The key question is, what is the underlying cause?
    > > Unless you were born around 1900, there is no way you could have been
    > > the first to recognize the "benefits" of this substance, for example:

    >
    > >http://www.springerlink.com/content/t80678710703h523/

    >
    > > However, you do seem to be quite resistant to recognizing the
    > > underlying cause, which the evidence as a whole clearly suggests is
    > > oxidative stress/lipid peroxidation.

    >
    > Thus speakith Monty the troll
    >
    > Did you read my recent post here, "Using basic logic to understand
    > "HIV/AIDS."" ?
    >
    > They have abandoned logic, even at the most basic level. We are
    > beyond
    > the Emperor's New Clothes now. In this case, the "Emperor" has no
    > kingdom, aside from the asylum and his fellow inmates, whom he calls
    > his "subjects." Like all periods of fanaticism, this one will come to
    > an end at some point, and historians like myself will write about it
    > in
    > very similar terms as they do now the witchcraft fears of the
    > sixteenth
    > and seventeenth centuries in Europe. Being heavily "invested" in a
    > notion is quite similar to insanity, and many of us realize this in
    > politics these days, but when it comes to what is considered
    > "science,"
    > it is much easier to convince the public that "white is black" and
    > "black is white." Thus, it will take longer for the deadly
    > "HIV=AIDS=DEATH" house of cards to crumble than it does for
    > incompetent, ideological-minded politicians to be voted out of office.
    >
    > If you have yet to do so, I explain what the best explanation for
    > "HIV/AIDS" is on my web site:
    >
    > http://groups.msn.com/TheScientificDebateForum-/
    >
    > I quote the "virus hunters" directly, and I also cite numerous studies
    > from the scientific literature.


    quack quack

    Warning::: Monty1945 is a certified nut case pretending to have
    medical credentials. He posts across the Internet, trolling for
    victims and recommends a diet high saturated fat content for a
    healthy lifestyle, and as a cure for disease. He denies the
    existence of AID's. In addition, "Dr Monty" by admission in usenet,
    uses his body for experimental purposes, the results, being as
    they are, a completely dysfunctional brain pattern, probably
    secondary to the stoke he has acquired by following his own medical
    advice. He's also been know to have two way conversations with his
    AM/FM radio and to hound professional athletes.

    Anything he posts needs to be viewed as the rantings of a brain
    damaged adult limited to 24/7 skill nursing care.

    ==============================

    You guys can discuss whatever you like in the group where your message
    originated, but this is a DIABETES discussion and nobody here is interested.


  9. #9
    Susan Guest

    Default Re: Lecithin In Diabetes

    x-no-archive: yes

    On 5/31/2011 3:08 AM, Ellen K. wrote:

    > You guys can discuss whatever you like in the group where your message
    > originated, but this is a DIABETES discussion and nobody here is
    > interested.


    EXACTLY why you're supposed to delete those cross posts before replying.
    Otherwise, you invite more of the same crud.

    :-)

    See above.

    Susan


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