Extended Abstract
Elaheh Mahmoudi
Abstract
Objective(s): Oxidative stress is implicated within the pathogenesis of hyperpiesia, a risk factor for cardiovascular morbidity and mortality. Several human studies have shown that tomato carotenoids can affect various aspect of human health. During this presentation the author will address two issues ? Balancing the response of skin cells to UV irradiation and b) the reduction of elevated vital sign. Several human studies have shown that tomato carotenoids can reduce UV-induced damage by reducing erythema and improving the balance between collagen production and breakdown. We hypothesized that a mixture of tomato carotenoids alongside polyphenols might yield better skin protection than that expected from summation of their activity. Truly, we understood that mixtures of tomato nutrient complex with rosemary extract synergistically reduced inflammatory markers and induced antioxidant activity in skin cells foremost to decrease of Matrix Metalloproteinase and thus may lessen collagen breakdown and delay skin ageing. Hyperpiesia may be a risk factor for cardiovascular morbidity and mortality. We performed a dose-response analysis to uncover the optimal effective dose of a tomato nutrient complex supplement in maintaining normal sign among hypertensive individuals.