REPORT
Of a Clinical Trial of
Siberian Pine Nut Oil Super Food
Bearing the Siberian Pine Nut Oil Trademark
in the comprehensive therapy of digestive,
stomach, and intestinal disorders
Clinical trial of using Siberian Pine Nut Oil in ulcer treatment shows improvements of ulcer symptoms. Pine Nut Oil is a cure for digestion problems.
Table of Contents:
1. Ulcer causes
2. Peptic ulcer is a result of polyhypoavitaminosis
3. Conventional and unconventional medicine for treating ulcer
4. Siberian Pine Nut Oil - Super Food
5. Clinical Trial of Pine Nut Oil in ulcer treatment
6. Methods of using Siberian Pine Nut Oil by patients with ulcer
7. Ulcer Treatment Evaluation methods
8. The results of using Siberian Pine Nut Oil in treating ulcer
9. Siberian Pine Nut Oil improves ulcer symptoms
10. Be aware of Counterfeits
11. Customer Reviews
A lack of observance of food hygiene (a disruption of the schedule and quality of nutrition) exerts the most immediate and at the same time undesirable influence on the system of the digestive organs, and first and foremost on the functioning of digestion, the stomach, and the duodenum. Ranking first must be such a negative factor as overeating, which, even in the case where it is well tolerated over a long period of time, in the end always provokes stomach upset. In the beginning, these disruptions are primarily functional and curable in the early stages. However, the real threat to health arises when metabolic disorders (obesity, diabetes mellitus, gout, and others) are added, and a metabolic syndrome develops.
Second, yet another of the reasons for the dysfunction of the organs of the digestive system is the deviation of the actual diet from the recommended balanced standards: insufficient consumption of fresh vegetables and fruits, super foods, excessive consumption of carbohydrates, poor knowledge in matters of the proper structure of the food allowance, carelessness in eating (eating on the run, while on public transport, primarily "fast food" products), following "trendy" and often "extreme" diets.
Third, together with this in modern conditions an increasingly greater significance is acquired by a group of objective reasons. Among them an essential role is played by the significant increase in the use of refined, high-calorie products (white bread, margarines, and others), which are practically devoid of vitamins and other irreplaceable super food substances.
2. Peptic ulcer is a result of polyhypoavitaminosis
The food allowance of the modern person, sufficient (and even excessive) to cover expenditures of energy, turns out to be unable to provide for the recommended standards for the consumption of super food. This creates conditions for the occurrence of cases of polyhypoavitaminosis, that is, conditions where a deficit of several vitamins gradually occurs. Clinically this may manifest itself in the development of the syndrome of functional dyspepsia. In the structure of disorders of the digestive organs and specifically peptic ulcer, functional upsets occupy one of the central areas, and are responsible for approximately 25 to 30% of the cases (Frolkis, 1991). They are characterized by a variety of clinical symptoms, lengthy duration, and quite often manifest themselves with diverse painful sensations (Ivashkin, Trukhmanov, 2000). These conditions usually lead to a worsening of patients' quality of life, and the therapeutic measures carried out prove to have little effect. In addition, against this background, the risk of the development of an organic pathology substantially increases (Frolkis, 2000).
3. Conventional and unconventional medicine for treating ulcer
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Modern conventional medicine has in its arsenal various methods of treatment, and a central place among them is occupied by drug therapy. A huge spectrum of pharmaceutical preparations is a sufficient guarantee for effective treatment, however it should be admitted that, in real life, confirmation of this is far from always being found. The lengthy period of treatment with drugs quite often becomes the cause of the development of various complications. However, there exist other unconventional principles and methods, which, while an important component of modern medicine, have not been developed as they should be. These are non-medicinal methods of action for the treatment and prevention of illnesses. Together with this, non-medical methods of treatment are an effective means of increasing the protective and adaptive mechanisms, training the adaptational systems, restoring disruptions of the body's functions by acting on metabolic processes, the vegetative nervous and endocrine systems, and the external regulatory centres of the nervous system (Kuimov et al., 2007). With this in mind, wide use may be found for the biologically active super food Siberian Pine Nut Oil, which possesses a high therapeutic activity in inflammations of various origins including ulcer (Filchenko et al., 1993).
4. Siberian Pine Nut Oil - Super Food
The biologically active super food Siberian Pine Nut Oil is a product that is a naturally occurring concentrated source of vitamin E, and also contains a large quantity of polyunsaturated fatty acids (linoleic, oleic, and others), which are not synthesized in the human body and may enter the body only with food. The composition of Siberian Pine Nut Oil includes a significant quantity of B group vitamins: B1 (thiamine), B2 (riboflavin), B3 (vitamin PP), which exhibit high physiological activity.
Siberian Pine Nut Oil contains phosphatide phosphorus, which is very important for the body. The oil's biological value is also determined by its high content (more than 20) of vitally important trace elements: potassium, magnesium, manganese, calcium, copper, cobalt, zinc, iodine, nickel, molybdenum, iron, and others. It also contains up to 5% nitrous substances, of which 90% are amino acids, primarily essential amino acids (up to 70%).
5. Clinical Trial of Pine Nut Oil in ulcer treatment
The purpose of this paper is the study of the effectiveness of using Siberian Pine Nut Oil in the comprehensive treatment of patients with a pathology of the digestive organs and its influence on their quality of life.
The clinical trial was conducted in a random population group in outpatient conditions. In total, 22 persons from 20 to 52 years of age (the average age was 37.2 +/- 2.4 years) were included in the trial. The persons studied belonged to the category of students (5 persons) and employed persons (17 persons). All of the persons observed had a pathology of the digestive organs. Gastroesophageal reflux disease was observed in 8 persons; erosive gastroduodenitis, in 9 persons; peptic ulcer of the stomach and duodenum, in 4 persons; and postoperative stomach disease, in 1 person.
6. Methods of using Siberian Pine Nut Oil by patients with ulcer
The study was conducted in accordance with the "Rules for clinical practice in the Russian Federation," which were approved by Order No. 266 of the Ministry of Health. Each patient observed signed an informed consent form. The patients were observed at the stage of an exacerbation of their disorder and received basic treatment for their primary illness (proton pump inhibitors, cholinolytics, antacids, prokinetics). Siberian Pine Nut Oil was included in the comprehensive treatment for all patients, one teaspoon to be taken 30 minutes before eating three times a day. The course of treatment was 20 days. The oil of Siberian Pine Nuts has a certificate of quality and safety, which is confirmed by Certificate of Conformity No. ROSS RU.AYa79.V05813, issued by the Novosibirsk Centre for Product Certification and Quality Monitoring (Test Report No. 1163 dated 19 March 2007). The oil of Siberian Pine nuts is a thick, transparent liquid, light yellow or golden amber in colour, with a nutty aroma.
7. Ulcer Treatment Evaluation methods
For the evaluation of the criteria of the effectiveness of Pine Nut Oil of Siberian Pine Nut Oil Trademark, a standard questionnaire for the evaluation of the quality of life was used -the Nottingham Health Profile, which evaluates the most significant parameters that describe a person's quality of life: energy level, pain, emotional reactions, sleep, social isolation, and physical abilities. All patients were surveyed prior to beginning taking the preparations and after 20 days.
8. The results of using Siberian Pine Nut Oil in treating ulcer
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The results of the trials are presented in the table.
Following the appearance of disease, in persons 20 years of age in the group under study (5 persons), the lowering of the quality of life indicators was minimal. Following the course of treatment with Siberian Pine Nut Oil bearing the Siberian Pine Nut Oil trademark, a reliable improvement was noted (P<0.05-0.02), as was the full restoration of the evaluated quality of life parameters. There was practically a complete restoration of such parameters such as emotional reactions, energy level, and physical abilities.
Following the appearance of disease in persons in the older age groups (17 persons from 31 to 52 years of age), the lowering of the quality of life indicators were more significant. However, on the completion of the course of treatment with Siberian Pine Nut Oil bearing the Siberian Pine Nut Oil trademark, a significant and reliable improvement (P<0.001-0.05) was noted in the quality of life indicators.
As a whole, in the entire group of persons studied, the most noticeable improvement was observed in the improvement of emotional reactions and what was especially remarkable, a restoration of sleep was noted (see the Table). In addition, according to the results of the FGS conducted, a reduction of inflammatory elements in the stomach mucosa and the duodenum was noted, as was the healing of ulcers and erosions in the stomach.
Table. Results of the surveyed patients from 20 to 52 years of age
Time |
Energy |
Pain |
Emotional |
Sleep |
Social |
Physical |
Before treatment |
30.6 +/- 7.6 |
9.1 +/- 2.6 |
12.0+/- 3.1 |
18.1 +/- 4.8 |
7.9 +/- 3.0 |
7.4 +/- 1.8 |
After treatment |
15.6 +/- 6.6* |
3.7 +/- 1.3* |
2.5 +/- 1.5* |
5.7 +/- 2.2* |
1.6 +/- 1.1* |
3.9 +/- 1.4 |
Note: An asterisk indicates differences that are statistically reliable in comparison to the initial level (P<0.05)
9. Siberian Pine Nut Oil improves ulcer symptoms
Thus, the tests conducted by us demonstrated that the biologically active super food Siberian Pine Nut Oil produced under the Siberian Pine Nut Oil trademark used in a course of treatment has a positive effect in the complex therapy of illnesses of the digestive organs and promotes an increase in the level of the quality of life. Secondary reactions in the course of treatment were not observed. This leads one to recommend the use of the biologically active super food Siberian Pine Nut Oil produced under the Siberian Pine Nut Oil trademark as an effective means for increasing health reserves and for the preventive treatment of disorders of the digestive organs, its use is especially effective in the treatment of erosive ulcerous lesions of the stomach.
In addition it was noted by doctors that "in the market there were detected counterfeits of cold pressed extra virgin Siberian pine nut oil in different packages, in bottles and gel capsules. Counterfeit and low quality Siberian pine nut oil does not possess above mentioned properties. The best advice is not to take needless risks, and obtain genuine cold pressed extra virgin Siberian Pine Nut Oil from official producer www.SiberianPineNutOil.org"
Clinical tests conducted by:
A. B. Krivosheev
Professor of the Department of Internal Medicine
Doctor of Medical Sciences
LITERATURE
Filchenko, E.I., Nizkodubova, S. V., Karpitskiy, V. I., Petrenko A. G. "Maslo kedrogo orekha v lechenii gastritov, erozivno-yazvennykh porazheniy zheludka i dvenadtsatiperstnoy kishki" [Pine nut oil in the treatment of cases of gastritis, and erosive ulcerous lesions of the stomach and duodenum]. Metodicheskie rekommendatsii [Methodological recommendations]. Tomsk, 1993.
Frolkis, A. V. Funktsionalnye zabolevaniya zheludochno-kishechnogo trakta [Functional disorders of the gastrointestinal tract]. Leningrad, 1991.
Frolkis, A. V. Sovremennaya farmakoterapiya v gastroenterologii [Modern pharmacotherapy in gastroenterology]. Leningrad, 2000.
Ivashkin, V. T., Trukhmanov, A. S. "Bolezni pishchevoda" [Diseases of the esophagus]. Patologicheskaya fiziologiya, klinika, diagnostika, lechenie [Pathological physiology, clinic, diagnosis, treatment]. Moscow, 2000.
Kuimov, A. D., Polyakov, Ya. V., Krivosheev, A. B., et al. Ozdorovitelnoe and lechebnoe primenenie mineralnoy vody Karachinskaya [Health-related and medical application of Karachinskaya mineral water]. Novosibirsk, 2007.
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Siberian Pine Nut Oil is the greatest for stomach ulcers. I have tryed many medicines, other home remedies, and this is the only thing that will help. Thank you.
Debbie Peska, IA, USA
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The oil is just amazing a miracle the digestive problems I have experienced now for over 20 years has improved 100 percent in just two months of taking pine nut oil daily, alternating between one teaspoon or one tablespoon. It is just brilliant for skin too.
Jean Grosvenor, London, U.K.
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I was recently diagnosed with H Pylori and been having severe burning abdominal pains. After taking pine nut oil for 1 week, I notices increased energy with no further pains.
Dayenne, CA U.S.A.
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I would like to tell you about pine nut oil. My husband and I have been taking one tablespoon in the morning on an empty stomach over six months, alternating between ten days with oil followed by five days without. We've had phenomenal results.
Six years ago my husband underwent an operation on his liver. He was obliged to follow a strict diet. Any departure from it and he would have an attack. He always kept pills handy, but they only relieved the pain. But as soon as he began taking pine nut oil, he immediately felt a noticeable relief of the symptoms. Even though he's given up his dieting, he has absolutely no liver problems. We don't even have any liver medicine in the house. It has been replaced by pine nut oil.
Another interesting thing: after taking a spoonful of oil in the morning you get a charge of energy that lasts the whole day. Even if you run around all day like a squirrel in a wheel-cage, there's no fatigue come evening. My husband is 63 years old, but in his ability to work he can knock the socks off any younger man.
I've been helped by pine nut oil too. After giving birth I got hemorrhoids and suffered with them for twenty years. No matter what remedies I tried it was no use. When I started taking pine not oil, the thought came to me, why not make pine enemas? I began introducing 2 ml of pine nut oil into my anus with a single-use syringe. Since that time I feel as though I have reborn. There's not a trace of the hemorrhoids left.
Another thing: I too had liver problems, just like my husband. Since I commenced taking pine nut oil, my liver has not caused me any distress. And my skin has become really smooth and silky. Pine nut oil does more for my skin than the most expensive creams.
I'm personally convinced that pine nut oil does work wonders. I recommend you give it a try.
Irina Nikolaevna Uziumova, Russia
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