In the interest of everyone's health, please don't consume SUNDIAL.
Yep, people are using d-limonene as an oral health supplement.
Please just eat your oranges and drink your juice.
NO d-limonene enemas .
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D-Limonene: Help for Digestion, Metabolism, Detoxification, Anxiety & Breast Cancer Prevention
February 27, 2013 | Byron J. Richards, Board Certified Clinical Nutritionist
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D-Limonene, an oil nutrient called a terpene, is an amazing natural
compound found in lemon and orange peels. It has potent antioxidant and anti-inflammatory properties, offers assistance for a variety of metabolic and health problems, has anti-cancer properties, and even helps with weight management.
As a health
compound, it has shown a wonderful ability to help with a variety of health issues including improving indigestion, acid reflux, and sluggish bowel. It is a unique fat cleanser and helps clear cholesterol sludge including the sludge in the gall bladder that can form stones. Another aspect of cleansing assistance is that it also helps liver detoxification enzymes. Its calming properties help settle anxiety and therefore can be used as a natural sleep aid. It helps reduce appetite and improve metabolism, making it one more nutrient to assist with healthy weight management. And of great importance, it is a
superior nutrient for breast cancer prevention.
All plants synthesize terpenes and they are used by the plant as a natural defense against insects and environmental stress and to repair injuries and wounds. People naturally ingest a wide variety of terpenes in the diet, which is essential for good health. For example, all carotenes are terpenes. Many of the medicinal properties of herbs and plants are based on their terpene activity. Common to terpene activity is the interaction of terpenes with NF-kappaB, the core gene signal that regulates immunity and cellular inflammation in plants and humans.
D-Limonene is a type of terpene called a monoterpene. A person consuming 1 - 2 servings of citrus per day is likely to get 15 - 40 mg of d-Limonene; if the peels are consumed in some way this level may rise to 50 - 90 mg.
Dietary supplements of d-Limonene are typically produced from the peels of oranges, with a typical dose of 1,000 mg per capsule. This natural
compound is safe in high doses and offers assistance for a variety of metabolic and health problems.