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Blood vessel cleaner 1: Red rice yeast products

From ancient times, Red Rice Yeast has been used culinarily both for its taste and for its medicinal benefits. The origin of the red rice yeast fermentation process is not recorded. But an early historical record of red rice yeast can be found in a poem from the late Han Dynasty and early Three Kingdom period, written by Wang Can (¤ýßT) (177 ¡V 217.) ¡§Touring the west in the area of Liang, staying in Qing Can, red rice yeast from the state of Gua is mixed with food. Soft, moist and smooth. It melts in the mouth.¡¨ (¦è®È¹C±ç¡A±s±J«CßT¡A¥Ê¦{¬õÄT¡A°Ñ´|¬Û©Õ¡A³n·Æ»I¼í¡A¤J¤f¬y´²) Red yeast rice has historically been considered a delicacy; its making has long entered mainstream folk culture and has thus been passed down.

Red rice yeast gets its name from its color and the fermentation process. The red yeast (Monascus purpureus) is mixed with rice or soy bean and then fermented. Our ancestors developed different food products using red rice yeast: red yeast rice vinegar, red yeast rice wine, red yeast fermented bean curd, red yeast soy sauce, vegetarian (imitated) ham, red yeast rice cake, mochi, and noodles. Red rice yeast is also used in many different dishes, cooked together with various meats and vegetables.

Red rice yeast's medical use was published by Wu Rei (§d·ç) of Yuan dynasty, in his book¡mDaily Herb ¤é¥Î¥»¯ó¡n, ¡§red yeast rice wine, breaks blood stasis and improves the effectiveness of medicine.¡¨ Red yeast rice is classified as having a mild property and a sweet taste. Li Shizhen (§õ®É¬Ã) summarized in his ¡§Compendium of Materia Medica¡¨¡m¥»¯óºõ¥Ø¡nthat red yeast rice promotes blood circulation, strengthens the digestive system, cures diarrhea and cholera, removes blood stasis, cures miasma disease, cures cuts and bruises, helps with menstrual cramps and postpartum bleeding.

From these publications, we know red yeast rice improves indigestion, kills bacteria and stops diarrhea. It improves blood stagnation by breaking up blood stasis. Modern medicine hypothesizes that red yeast rice can lower blood pressure, control diabetes, lower blood cholesterol level and prevent cancer. Red yeast rice is a blood vessel cleaner: it removes debris deposited on blood vessels, keeps the blood vessel walls elastic and keeps the blood vessel cells healthy.

With the discovery and the publication of the benefits of red yeast rice, more and more researchers are entering the field or red yeast rice research and development. Here is a brief discussion of red yeast rice's benefits:

  1. Red yeast rice as food
    Most research focus on the analysis of the primary metabolites released from the fermentation process. Besides the acids, alcohols and fatty acids, various enzymes are produced; these enzymes help the hydrolysis of starch, protein, nucleic acid, pectin, and galactose. The nutritional value of red yeast rice is very high, it is easy to digest and can also help the digestion of other food. The red pigment in red yeast rice is a natural red color dye which can be used in food coloring.
  2. Medical use
    Research is directed at the analysis of the secondary metabolites produced during the fermentation process. The most notable discovery is monacolin K, a hypocholesterolemic agent which acts to lower cholesterol because the red yeast Monascus purpureus inhibits the action of HMG-CoA reductase, an enzyme known to increase the production of cholesterol. It is effective in lowering the level of low-density lipoprotein (LDL).

    Cholesterol level can be controlled by diet: a diet low in fat and starch but high in fiber works for most people. However the effect of diet on the control of low-density lipoprotein level is not clear. LDL (commonly known as the bad cholesterol) is the major risk factor in atherosclerosis and depleted peripheral circulation. Monacolin K is an important discovery in the battle to control LDL level.

    Monacolin K has also been found to inhibit the growth of cancer cells, slow down Alzheimer's disease, improve the immune system, aid the regeneration of bones, and help fight infection of damaged blood vessel walls. Since the expiration of Merck & Co.'s patent on monacolin K in 2001, many red yeast rice products rich in monacolin K have emerged. Red yeast rice has also become a trendy food for health conscious consumers.

    Besides monacolin K, other secondary metabolites from the red yeast rice fermentation process such as anti-oxidants dimerumic acid and flavonoid also have potential to become beneficial health food supplements. There are also anti-bacteria materials that could be used as food preservatives. Red rice yeast also contains materials that are effective in lowering blood pressure (GABA gamma-aminobutyric acid ) and materials that lower blood sugar level; so red yeast rice is useful as a food supplement to control hypertension and diabetes.

How to choose and use red yeast rice products

First, most red yeast rice products do not contain a high dosage of monacolin K, and there are no precise dosages in these products. These products are intended to be used as preventive measures or as food supplements. It is not a replacement for the medicine prescribed by your doctor.

Second, researchers have found citrinin in red yeast rice products. Taking too much citrinin can cause liver and kidney failures. Those using red yeast rice capsules should take extra care to and select established brands known to have good quality controls. Food products such as red yeast rice wine, red yeast rice vinegar, red yeast rice fermented bean curd, red yeast rice meat, and red yeast rice bun, only contain a small amount of red yeast rice and should be safe.

Blood vessel cleaner 2: deep sea fish oil EPA and DHA (omega-3 fatty acids)

Omega-3 fatty acids found in deep sea fish oil has gained a lot of attentions because omega-3 fatty acid is an essential fatty acid for our growth. Moreover, the EPA and DHA found in deep sea fish oil is a blood vessel cleaner.

EPA (eicosapentaenoic acid) affects the liver directly, as it inhibits the synthesis of tri-glycerol and cholesterol, it also removes extra fat and prevents fatty liver disease. EPA relaxes the blood vessels, thins the blood, and prevents blood clots; it can improve circulation and help prevent strokes.

DHA (docosahexaenoic acid) is a nutrient for the brain cells; it can promote brain development and energize the brain cells, slow down aging, improve memory, keep the retina healthy and prevent Alzheimer disease.

There are lots of different fish oil products. When selecting fish oil capsules, most people will choose the one with the highest EPA and DHA content. This might not be the best choice. The higher concentration of EPA and DHA means a more potent solvent is used in the extraction process. These solvents might have a negative impact on our health. We can test this by opening up a capsule and pouring the fish oil into a Styrofoam cup; if the fish oil etches through the cup or dissolves part of the cup, this is not a product you want to consume. We should be careful with products that have high EPA and DHA content. ¡ò

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    ¡@ seedless jujube dates 20 sweet potato ½ lb . ¡@
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    2. Wash gobo thoroughly, peel (scraping exterior with a knife) and thinly slice diagonally.
    3. Wash and peel carrots and cut into rough 1 cm sections.
    4. Lightly clean (or wash) fresh shitake mushrooms and slice thinly.
    5. Soak dried seedless Jujube Dates in warm water for ten minutes, then drain.
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    2. Place in lotus root slice, gobo slices, pearl barley; and mushroom slices; cover and bring to a boil, then turn heat down to medium low and cook for an hour.
    3. Add remaining ingredients (carrots, jujube dates, sweet potato and honey powder), bring heat to medium high and bring to a boil; turn heat back down to medium and cook for about half an hour until the sweet potato is tender.
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    2. Wash thoroughly arrowhead, remove root and head, dice into 1/ 2 cm cubes. (Alternatively, use fresh nagaimo; wash, peel, and dice into 1/ 2 cm cubes)
    3. Use a paper towel to wipe clean button mushrooms; remove stems and dice into 1/4 inch cubes.
    4. Wash celery and finely dice.
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    2. Add anka sauce, frozen tofu dices, arrowhead (or nagaimo) dices, sautee evenly. Add soy sauce, brown sugar, and 3 Tbsp water to pan, cover and cook for 3~4 minutes.
    3. Add button mushroom dices, cover and cook for 2~3 minutes. Add finely diced celery, mix evenly, and turn off heat.
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