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“Many antioxidants work for one thing, or two things, or three things. Glutathione works for everything.”
Robert H. Keller, MD, MS, FACP, AAHIVS

Recently, the Dr. Oz Show featured the blockbuster amino acid, Glutathione. He highlighted the fact that Glutathione is the BEST defense against cellular damage, aging and a host of diseases.

This single nutrient is able to clean your body, your lungs and furiously defend your body against contaminants and chemical assaults.

Glutathione aids our bodies in cleaning out the waste by:

working in the liver as a detoxifier
working in the spleen to strengthen immunity
shuttling needed protein between cells
alerting the immune system against invaders

Without this cleansing, every cell in your body would die prematurely from its own waste matter. Isn’t that a lovely thought?

The more I learn about this wonder nutrient, the more I’m convinced it truly is a secret savior. Dr. Oz considers Glutathione to be the “Super Hero” of Antioxidants.

Watch and listen to Dr. Oz explain the spectacular, superhero antioxidant – Glutathione!

Continue reading “GLUTATHIONE: As Seen on TV”

I don’t use words like “earth-shattering” every day but today we are proud to re- introduce something that is truly earth-shattering.

Make sure you are sitting down, because what you are about to read, I think is the most dramatic thing I’ve discovered to “freeze” the aging process.

This discovery has tremendous benefits for the brain and the heart, quite possibly the two most important organs in our body.

Right up there at the very top of the greatest health discoveries of the past 50 years has to be Coenzyme Q10. It is the gasoline that powers the tiny engine inside every cell, the “mitochondria”.

When our cells don’t get enough fuel, they stop functioning – dead in their tracks, just like your automobile.

When people first started supplementing their diet with CoQ10, miracles started being reported, particularly for the heart and cardiovascular system, for the brain, for fighting cancer, even getting wobbly teeth to stay in the gums – the list went on and on.

Yet all this time, CoQ10 has had a shy relative, a cousin known as Idebenone. With voluminous research over the past 20 years heralding Coenzyme Q10, Idebenone was receiving attention only in Japan, where it was developed by Takeda Pharmaceuticals for the study of Alzheimer’s disease and other cognitive defects.

I first came across Idebenone while working with a brain tumor client. We were looking for a way to increase production of “Nerve Growth Factor” to replenish the nerves after an unfortunate operation had gone wrong, and I made an amazing discovery.

Want to know how to avoid brain death? Read on.
Continue reading “The End of Alzheimer's?”