
Discover
what butter can do for your life...and start enjoying it again! You
may have considered butter your enemy. But studies show, butter is much better
for your health than it's cousin margarine. Butter actually aids in the absorption
of beta-carotene and other vitamin A related nutrients (plus vitamins D, E and
K). Although 50% of butter is saturated fat, not all of these saturated
fats have the same effect on blood cholesterol as other saturated fats. It
has been estimated that even if milk fat accounted for all the fat in the diet,
the effect on total and LDL cholesterol levels would be small. Can
butter rebuild health and protect against disease? Butterfat
is truly unique. For example, butter has been found to contain an extensive number
of micronutrients. - Conjugated
Linoleic Acid (CLA) helps your heart function better by utilizing fatty reserves
for energy and reducing weight
- Sphingolipids assists in inhibiting cancer
- Stearic
acid lowers saturated fat
- Butyric acid reduces chronic inflammatory conditions
that help decrease the risk of colon cancer
- Myristic and lauric acid
raise your good choleterol HDL
Another component may have anti-bacterial properties that could protect against
gastro-intestinal infection. If you'd like a little more detail, read below.
Did you know
CLA can help you lose weight?
The CLA in butter has been shown to: - Be
an anticarcinogen in several animal models
- Reduce the adverse catabolic
effects induced by immune stimulation in rats, mice and chickens
- Enhance
growth performance in rats and inhibit plaque formation in rabbits fed an atherogenic
diet at least
in part via changes in lipoprotein metabolism - Inhibit
the body’s mechanism for storing fat and causes the body to utilize fatty reserves
for energy
- Have powerful antioxidant properties.
In
addition, CLA
has been shown to inhibit lipoprotein lipase, an enzyme that breaks down fat gobules
in the blood so that adipocyte (fat cell) uptake, or body fat accumulation, can
occur. The inhabitation of lipoprotein lipase results in reduced fat deposition.
CLA also increases hormone sensitive lipase activity, an enzyme that
breaks down fats stored in fat cells on the body. The fatty acids are returned
to the blood stream to be used as an energy source for muscle cells. CLA directs
the body to use fat reserves for energy.
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U.S. Food and Drug Administration does not evaluate statements made on food supplements.
This
product is not intended to diagnose, treat or prevent disease.
Have you
heard that Stearic acid can lower your cholesterol?
Stearic acid is a saturated fatty acid. Recent research suggests that diets high
in stearic acid help lower total blood cholesterol. (Beef fat and cocoa butter
contain significant amounts of stearic acid, but they also contain palmitic acid,
which raises cholesterol.) Did
you ever imagine this butter ingredient can help prevent cancer?
Sphingolipids are one principal group of lipids in the cell membranes.
Found especially in nervous tissue and cell and the BRAIN. They function in cell-cell
communication, signal transduction, immunorecognition, and definition of physical
state of membranes and lipoproteins. In addition to those functions, current research
has link sphingolipids as intracellular Ca (2+) mediators.
Would you like to
increase your good cholesteroal with butter?

In animal studies lauric and myristic acids significantly increased HDL (the good
cholesterol). Are you beginning to see the great benefits to eating this wonderful
food? How would
you like to boost your energy...and MORE with this butter nutrient?
Butyric acid and other short chain fatty acids are taken up by the intestine
to be used for energy. Butyric acid is specifically an important energy
source for the cells lining the COLON, where it seems to assist their normal development
and maintenance. Butyric acid seems to reduce chronic inflammatory conditions
of the colon, and high fecal levels correlate with decreased risk of colon cancer.
Butyric acid works in several other ways as well. 1. It reduces
the inflammatory condition of these walls reducing intracellular seepage of
undigested food particles. 2. It seals up the holes left by penetration
of the roots, i.e. rhizoids, of candida albicans overgrowth, which are
often implicated in secondary food sensitivities. 3. It stimulates epithelial
sloughing in the intestinal tract. New attachment sites are created for favorable
bio-flora such as bifidus and acidophilus cultures.
4.
It re-establishes the balance of protective bacteria plus supports our
enzyme and fighter cell capabilities, which is necessary for stronger immune
support. In compromised immune systems, undifferentiated cell growth
can be inhibited by butyric acid. Try
organic or grass-fed butter Now
that you know butter is beneficial, I'd like to recommend that you buy the best
butter available. Most
health food stores carry organic butter. I would suggest trying that rather than
ordinary grocery store butter because you won't be getting the antibiotics, hormones
and other chemical by-products that can be found in most butters. I realize it's
more expensive but your health is worth it. Another
alternative you might want to consider is grass-fed butter from humanely raised
cows who eat only natural wholesome grass. Not only does that butter taste better
but you are assured that these cows were never fed genetically modified grains,
antibiotics, hormones or other chemical additives to their feed. It's
just plain good butter from contented healthy cows. I carry the U.S.
Wellness butter at my office or your can purchase it online and have it delivered
frozen fresh to you door. *To
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