The Role of Sterols/Sterolins in Fighting Stress

Current research and clinical studies prove that Beta-sitosterol (sterol/sterolin) tends to buffer the excessive release of cortisol, thus reducing circulating cortisol and protecting the immune system response. This also results in reducing the excessive inflammatory response that is prevalent in high performance athletes and type A individuals. By keeping cortisol under control, it also allows the immune system to produce adequate T-cells without compromise.

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