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  • Oral Chelation Protocol

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    Oral Chelation is the treatment and removal of blood impurities using a synthetic amino acid called EDTA (ethylene diamine tetraacetic acid). Over time dangerous metals and toxins build up in the blood stream and deposit plaque in the arteries which narrows the blood vessels. This is the primary cause of heart disease. By removing many dangerous toxins and free radicals from the body, Oral Chelation Therapy purifies the blood, cleans the arteries and removes the calcium, cholesterol and plaque which are the primary causes of heart disease. Over a period of time Oral Chelation Therapy reverses the buildup of dangerous plaque in the arteries and, by suppressing free radicals, greatly reduces the irritation of the lining of the blood vessels. To optimize results, one should plan to complete 1 month of the protocol for each decade of their age. For example, for an individual whom is 65 years old, would plan to be on this protocol between 6-7 months.

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  • Telomere Lengthening/Anti-Aging Protocol

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    New literature has documented that even in the elderly, the telomeres (the sequence of base pairs at the end of our chromosomes) that seem to control the number of cell divisions have still not reached their terminal positions. Commonly referred to as the "caps on our shoelaces" for our DNA or genes, telomeres protect these strands at the end of our DNA from shortening and fraying . It's now believed these internal timekeepers (and their length) control how quickly we age or how early we see signs of aging. Aging is a complex process that we're still learning more about every day, but the simplest way to explain the role of telomeres and aging is the older we get, the shorter our telomeres get. The reason why they get shorter as we age is that when our cells divide, they cannot replicate and repair themselves as accurately as they did when we were younger. Essentially, a telomere is like a cap on a shoelace, but for chromosomes. If the "cap" becomes damaged, the "shoelace" begins to fray and can no longer function. Telomeres consist of repetitive nucleotide sequences that help protect the chromosomal DNA from damage. Telomeres shorten every time a cell divides until the cell finally dies. This information was first discovered by a group of scientists at Geron Corporation of Menlo Park, California. These experts believe that telomeres have a significant impact on the cellular aging process. Seniors over the age of 90 have telomeres that should be able to undergo many more cell divisions, which indicates that humans have not met their genetic potential... By rebuilding the shortening telomere, we can increase the number of cell divisions the telomeres can experience and improve human lifespans! One can increase their telomere length by: Reducing stress levels: It's well known that stress can contribute to many different conditions, ranging from depression and anxiety to heart disease and diabetes. Studies show that chronic stress also has links to shorter telomere length. Exercising regularly: A 2018 study from the European Heart Journal measured telomere length in healthy, but sedentary, adults for six months. After separating participants into three exercise groups and a control group, researchers found that the groups who participated in aerobic endurance and interval training were better protected from telomere shortening. Eating certain foods: Perhaps the most important additions to any telomere-conscious diet are antioxidants like vitamins C and E. Antioxidants combat free radicals that damage DNA and parts of cells, including telomeres. Citrus fruits are fantastic sources of Vitamin C, while vitamin E is available in leafy greens, cereals, and olive oil. Flax is one of the best diet additions because it is bursting with omega-3"s, which help prevent inflammation and build cell membranes. A study from 2010 found that high levels of omega-3s resulted in significantly slower telomere shortening. Spinach and other leafy green veggies are not only good sources of vitamin E but also contain folate and fiber. Folate is a B vitamin that contributes to DNA synthesis and repair, as well as numerous other functions. Studies have proven the positive relationship between folate and telomere length. Getting enough sleep: When we sleep, our bodies perform a range of functions for cellular repair and rejuvenation. Alternatively, inflammation levels increase when we don't get enough sleep, which is a major contributor to biological aging. Generally, longer sleep has associations with longer telomeres. Taking the following telomere length supplements listed below: Ten nutrients support telomere length, cell health, and DNA health to support longer telomeres. One of the most important of these is ac-11 an extract from a tropical woody vine called Uncaria tomentosa aka cat's claw. AC-11 can benefit conditions like Parkinson's disease, rheumatoid arthritis, certain cancers, and viral illnesses thanks to powerful antioxidant and neuroprotective qualities. In clinical pilot studies, ac-11 directly contributed to improvements in telomere length and reversed common signs of aging . Other key nutrients that may activate telomerase include astragalus root extract, milk thistle seed extract, Korean ginseng extract, and L-citrulline. Each of these activators also has multitudes of other beneficial effects. For example, L-citrulline is an amino acid that promotes blood flow by creating nitric oxide, which helps fight heart disease and clogged arteries. Many telomere supplements focus solely on telomerase activation, which is only truly effective in stem cells. To have a noticeable effect on your longevity and overall health, a supplement must combine telomerase activators with key vitamins and other nutrients to help repair DNA and maintain the telomere length already present.

  • Spike Protein Allergic Reaction Protocol

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    This protocol is NOT meant to replace medical care! Typically, the items listed would be started on Day 8 of Covid if allergic reaction symptoms begin! Nature's Sunshine is not available through Full script. Hista-Aid and Lung & Bronchial Tonic are high quality alternatives! If Nature's Sunshine is preferred, please contact Stacey Roten MS, NHT @ 248.835.4671 to order or go to Natural View Market in Brighton, MI.

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