The term “Phase I and Phase II Optimizers” refers to those substances with the ability to simultaneously influence and “optimize the activity of certain Phase 1 and Phase 2 enzyme systems. Optimizers generally up regulate or induce Phase 2 enzymes; however, optimizing Phase 1 enzymes may mean down-regulating them when they are too high without [...]
Continue reading...17. December 2009
As men age, testosterone levels decrease by approximately 1-2% annually. Lower levels of this hormone have been associated with a decline in libido, weaker erections and/or a decreased ability to become erect, lack of energy, less strength &/or endurance, loss of height, decreased enjoyment in life, being sad or grumpy, less ability to play sports, falling asleep after dinner or decreased work performance.
Continue reading...14. October 2009
In addition to Prevagen, lifestyle choice matter as well when it comes to supporting mental agility. Nothing takes the place of clean air, water and exercise for the health of the brain. Reducing sugar intake, increasing fruits and vegetables in the diet, and moderating negative lifestyle choices such as smoking and alcohol overindulgence add to improved brain health and longer life.
Continue reading...30. September 2009
Autism is characterized by a spectrum of behaviors and developmental delays that are generally attributed to a complex set of neurological disturbances that result from a combination of genetic and environmental factors. Many of the alternative treatment approaches or adjunct therapies for patients with neurodegenerative disorders are designed to improve methylation and detoxification pathways. These treatments generally view the environment or other external sources, like mercury in vaccines, as the origin of the neurotoxic substances. Neurotoxins are defined as chemical substances that are lethal to neurons. While the environment certainly can be a source of neurotoxins, these therapeutic protocols overlook the fact that neurotoxic substances may originate within the body and can actually be formed within the neurons themselves.
Continue reading...14. August 2009
Generally, zinc is a relatively poorly absorbed (10-40%). It is ionized in the gut and then absorbed by both active and passive diffusion. The degree of absorption of ionized zinc is influenced by various factors. Unlike supplements that are ionized, Dr. Pressman®’s formula containing Albion Laboratories’® zinc bisglycinate does not have competition for absorption from [...]
Continue reading...22. July 2009
LIPOGIN contains the flavonoid called glabridin, a dietary ingredient which functions to decrease body fat including the visceral fat that is the main cause of Metabolic Syndrome. Glabridin is the result of over a decade of research and development, culminating in the acceptance of glabridin as a New Dietary ingredient (ND) by the Food and [...]
Continue reading...3. June 2009
A wide range of treatments exist for the approximately 25-40% of American’s who suffer from symptoms related to dyspepsia. Commonly used antacids and anti-inflammatory drugs like NSAIDS used regularly impact digestion and the mucosal lining, resulting in a gastric environment friendly to a specific problematic bacterial strain. Whereas common stomach health products either neutralize or [...]
Continue reading...22. April 2009
The term “Phase I and Phase II Optimizers” refers to those substances with the ability to simultaneously influence and “optimize” the activity of certain Phase 1 and Phase 2 enzyme systems. Optimizers generally up regulate or induce Phase 2 enzymes; however, optimizing Phase 1 enzymes may mean down-regulating them when they are too high without [...]
Continue reading...5. January 2009
The basic functions of immunoglobulins are the neutralization and opsonization of bacteria, viruses and other environmental pathogens.
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29. January 2010
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