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Dr. Russell Blaylock, M.D., writes: Nerve pain is a common problem. Studies have shown that the natural compound acetyl-L-carnitine can stimulate healing of injured nerves and reduce nerve pain. One way it does this is by triggering the production and release of neurotrophins that promote nerve repair and healing. Special: 4 Medical Doctors Made a Surprising Discovery Acetyl-L-carnitine also activates a special type of glutamate receptor (mGluR2) that dampens pain signals. Interestingly, when stimulated this same glutamate receptor acts as a powerful antidepressant. Other studies have shown that acetyl-L-carnitine also stimulates the growth of brain cells, which would benefit people suffering from a stroke or other types of brain injury. Nerve problems often occur with diabetes, and one study found that acetyl-L-carnitine could correct diabetic nerve damage, even though it had no effect on blood sugar. Dr. Russell Blaylock, M.D., is editor of The Blaylock Wellness Report and a nationally recognized board-certified neurosurgeon, health practitioner, author, and lecturer. More Links: A Proven Plan to Retire WITHOUT Income Worries or Taxes . . . for Life! |
New Formula Quietly Developed Provides an 'Insurance Policy' Against Age-Accelerating, Energy-Sapping Health Gaps Plaguing Those Over 50 It's not easy to get four world-acclaimed medical doctors in different fields to sit down and agree on anything. In fact, some might say it's a bit like herding cats. That's particularly true when these doctors come from opposite ends of the healing spectrum — conventional medicine and alternative medicine. However, four highly-regarded M.D.s recently set aside their philosophical differences to solve a common problem plaguing so many of their patients who had reached midlife or beyond. These are the type of folks who would come into their doctor's office with complaints and questions such as:
Most people today try to “stop time” by concentrating on their appearance. They spend thousands of dollars on face lifts, Botox, tummy tucks, and superficial beauty treatments. All in an effort to feel young again. All four members of our medical team know these people are missing the boat. All the docs agree that the real way to minimize the effects of the aging process is to start at the beginning — with your cells and the micronutrients they need to function adequately. Take your heart cells, for example. Your heart never takes a day off. To function well over an entire lifetime, renowned cardiologist Dr. Chauncey Crandall knows your heart demands adequate vitamins and minerals such as vitamin D, vitamin E, vitamin C, folate, and calcium. And a sufficient amount of the mineral magnesium is critical to ensure a normal heartbeat and blood pressure. And what about your brain cells? Former neurosurgeon turned natural health advocate Dr. Russell Blaylock knows your brain has very high requirements for energy. That's why it needs a constant supply of micronutrients to meet its needs. Researchers have documented the importance of vitamin E, the B vitamins, vitamin C, zinc, magnesium, and other nutrients for healthy memory, cognition, and mood. Unfortunately, those of us over 50 After 50, your nutritional needs change. By this time, you have a diminished ability to absorb certain nutrients from food, particularly vitamin B12 and magnesium. Experts also caution that older adults may be lacking in key nutrients such as vitamin D, potassium, chromium, zinc, calcium, and the B vitamins folate, thiamin, and niacin. They also need more B vitamins and dietary antioxidants than younger people. There's another common issue quite troublesome for those of us over 50. While older adults tend to take more medications for our ailment, these drugs can prevent proper absorption of vitamins and minerals. What this means is that relying on diet alone to provide you with all the nutrients you need may not be the smartest move, particularly once you reach middle age. There's a convenient solution Harvard scientists reviewed 35 years' worth of vitamin research, and published their findings in the Journal of the American Medical Association. Researchers concluded that the majority of adults (in all adult age groups) do not consume an optimal amount of vitamins by diet alone. So they made a recommendation:
And while vitamins are never a substitute for healthy eating, the Harvard School of Public Health website gives similar counsel:
Unfortunately, 3 out of 5 adults do not take multivitamins. And even if you do use a multivitamin, how do you know if it's the highest quality and not just “expensive urine”? Well, the Medix Select Advisory Team of four highly respected medical doctors agrees with the Harvard recommendations you just heard. However, over their many combined years of clinical practice, they all ran into a number of common concerns:
Plus, many multivitamins forget the missing link — antioxidants. One of America's most recognized holistic medical physicians, Dr. David Brownstein, stresses how important it is to consume copious amounts of antioxidants. They not only help keep all your cells and organs functioning properly, but antioxidants also help minimize the effects of aging. You've heard of free radicals — tiny unstable particles that damage or even destroy your cells and DNA. You accumulate free radicals from your own metabolism working on a day-to-day basis, as well as from other normal body processes. Other things causing damaging free radicals include sunlight, pollution, vigorous exercise, junk food, and bad habits like smoking and drinking. That's why you need a plentiful daily supply of antioxidants. They circulate around inside your body, neutralizing the free radicals attacking your cells. In particular, researchers have found that antioxidants support the health of the mitochondria. These are the little energy factories in your cells. Dr. Erika Schwartz is a specialist in longevity medicine — and in helping people recover the healthy levels of energy they once had. And she knows that the malfunctioning of these little energy factories is linked to premature aging and ill health. Claim Your Own Trial Supply of ALPHA32 Luckily for you, some vitamins That's because some vitamins are actually antioxidants, too — including vitamin A, vitamin C, and vitamin E. The B vitamin folate is an antioxidant vitamin. So is beta-carotene, the precursor to vitamin A. Even vitamin D functions as an antioxidant, as does the trace mineral selenium. Then there are the antioxidant phytochemicals, which are plant compounds found mostly in fruits and vegetables. Most phytochemicals show antioxidant activity against free radical damage. Our medical team — all tops in their respective fields — put their heads together. They researched different multivitamins on the market, but couldn't find any that met their high standards. They wanted specific nutrients, antioxidants, and phytochemicals — and, of course, all to be the highest quality. So with their many decades of combined clinical experience, our doctors worked quietly behind the scenes to formulate their own comprehensive multivitamin — ALPHA32™.
This comprehensive antioxidant-based multivitamin — ALPHA32 — promotes good health, vitality, energy, and overall well-being. Just what patients over 50 have been asking for … Because multivitamins are so crucial to healthy aging, energy, and overall health, all four doctors insisted that the manufacturer, Medix Select, offer you a risk-free supply of ALPHA32 (a $39.95 value). Just cover a small $4.95 shipping fee to receive your bottle. The doctor team is confident you will be so happy with ALPHA32, you'll want to add it to your daily health routine. That's why Medix Select is making you this generous offer today. But you have no obligation to do so — ever. The choice is yours … Put ALPHA32 to the test and decide for yourself. Taking a high-quality multivitamin is one of the simplest ways you can support your health — and fend off accelerated aging. It's easy. And it only takes a few seconds of your time each day. Plus, it's inexpensive. Cheaper, in fact, than having a sweet treat daily — or drinking a cup of store-bought coffee. And certainly much healthier! Claim Your Own Trial Supply of ALPHA32 ALPHA32 contains 32 key nutrients, including the antioxidant-containing vitamins A, C, E, D, and folate. Other antioxidants in ALPHA32 include selenium, lutein, and lycopene. Plus, you will also find a proprietary blend of 28 different natural fruits and vegetables for those all-important phytochemicals. And to help cover any nutritional shortfalls, ALPHA32 contains broad nutritional support for your:
For added benefit, ALPHA32 also includes maitake mushroom extract. Maitake contains beta glucan, which emerging research indicates supports immune health. Plus, ALPHA32 goes a step ahead of many vitamins by using the special process of enteric coating for improved nutrient absorption and bioavailability. And here's something else that will please the pickiest of vitamin-takers: Unlike many multivitamins on the market today, you only need to take 2 tablets daily.
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Claim Your Own Trial Supply of ALPHA32 If these four eminent doctors, Harvard researchers, and satisfied users haven't convinced you yet … Here are 7 vital reasons why you should consider giving ALPHA32 a try:
Of course, you should always consult with your doctor before beginning any new health supplement or changing your medications. Claim Your Own Trial Supply of ALPHA32 These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease. Terms and Conditions Apply. Please call or see our website for complete details. All information presented above is for informational purposes only, and is not specifically applicable to any individual's medical problem(s), concerns, and/or needs. Readers are advised to consult a health professional about any issue regarding their health and well-being. ©2024 Medix Health, LLC. All rights reserved. Medix Select is a registered trademark of Medix Health, LLC. |
Unfortunately, many nutritional supplements become contaminated with heavy metals, toxic pesticides, even prescription drugs. And FDA rules covering manufacturing quality don't apply to companies that supply vitamins and other raw ingredients.
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