Post Date December, 03 2023
For prostatitis and rape pollen, what they really have is only the effect of adjuvant treatment.
With regard to the food therapy and health care of prostatitis, the most popular products on the market are lycopene, pumpkin seeds, and rape pollen. Among them, it is rape pollen that is highly praised.
According to the test, rape pollen, rich in flavonoids, proteins, vitamins and other nutrients, has many functions such as regulating body function, balancing body nutrition, promoting metabolism, preventing capillary permeability barrier and so on. Among them, the various functions of rape pollen have practical and great significance in the treatment and rehabilitation of prostatitis, which is the prevention of capillary permeability barrier.
Modern medical research has found that the dissipation of inflammation in any human tissue, including the prostate, depends to a large extent on the improvement of the permeability of adjacent blood vessels and the extravasation of blood contents in adjacent blood vessels.
Under normal circumstances, the airtightness of human vascular tissue is very good. This, on the one hand, avoids the infiltration of blood into adjacent tissues, thus causing blood loss; On the other hand, it also avoids the infiltration of adjacent tissue fluid into the blood, resulting in the rupture of blood cells.
When inflammation occurs in human tissues, the permeability of blood vessels in the inflammatory site will continue to increase, and then the blood content will continue to be supplied to the inflammatory site. In this process, the following two stages usually occur: in the first stage, the blood content converges to the inflammatory tissue, causing hyperemia and edema in the inflammatory site; In the second stage, the immune cells in the blood content play a role in encircling, swallowing and clearing the inflammatory tissue, and finally achieve the purpose of dissipating inflammation.
It is no exaggeration to say that the permeability of vascular tissue and vascular tissue, to a large extent, determines whether inflammation can be ultimately improved.
Here, some prostatitis patients may ask: Rape pollen can prevent the permeability barrier of capillaries and is conducive to the dissipation of inflammation. So, is it OK for prostatitis to eat only rape pollen?
Of course not.
First of all, rape pollen has only preventive effect on vascular permeability barrier. In other words, the efficacy of rape pollen should be very limited for blood vessels with permeability barrier.
Secondly, the inflammation of the prostate is often accompanied by the aging and necrosis of the vascular tissue. The aging and necrosis of the vascular tissue has occurred. It is of little practical significance to mention the permeability of blood vessels.
Moreover, rape pollen does not have the effect of effectively penetrating the prostate capsule. The prostate gland is surrounded by a flexible lipid membrane. This coating has a strong shielding effect on foreign substances. This is the reason why many prostatitis drugs cannot achieve effective treatment concentration in the prostate and achieve effective treatment of prostatitis. If the drug is still the case, what can rape pollen do?
Therefore, for rape pollen, the majority of prostatitis patients should always maintain a correct cognitive attitude, can eat, to promote the rehabilitation of prostatitis, but should not put the cart before the horse and give up scientific, standardized and systematic treatment.
