Wobenzym-N

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in 200, 400 and 800 count

Wobenzym N is the authentic systemic enzyme formula trusted by millions worldwide to provide clinically demonstrated support for joint and inflammation health.

First introduced in Germany as a pharmaceutical over 40 years ago, Wobenzym N has been updated but still features the time-tested, synergistic combination of plant-based enzymes, pancreatic enzymes and antioxidants. These powerful yet delicate enzymes are protected by a vegetable-based enteric coating which ensures optimal absorption and utilization in the blood stream.

Years of Research and Validation The exact formulation found in Wobenzym N has been featured in six human clinical studies with 2,489 patients studied. When you read that Wobenzym N provides temporary relief from everyday aches, pains and muscle soreness due to everyday activity, increased flexibility and mobility, and promotes a normal inflammation response and supports joint and tendon health, you know that these results have been clinically studied.

Since Wobenzym N became available in Europe in the 1960s, over 29 million people have taken the product. Millions of ordinary people seeking temporary relief have found an answer in Wobenzym N. The Far-Reaching Benefits of Wobenzym N Wobenzym N is a unique blend of systemic enzymes that provides temporary relief from aches, pain and muscle soreness due to everyday activity, supports the body’s natural inflammation response, and leads to increased flexibility and mobility and supports overall joint and tendon health as well.

Enzymes are fascinating essential biological catalysts that are involved in almost every single process in the body. They initiate millions of chemical reactions every second in the human body. It is easy to see why supplementing with systemic enzymes can have far-reaching benefits to the human body.

The enzyme blend in Wobenzym N contains the following, clinically studied enzymes: pancreatin, papain, bromelain, trypsin, and chymotrypsin. Each one of these is a protease, which simply means that they break down proteins.

There are certain proteins in the body that stimulate and others that repress inflammation. Under normal circumstances, your body balances the two. The systemic enzymes in Wobenzym N support that balancing process, assisting normal inflammation response that in turn, leads to temporary relief from everyday activity-related aches and pains. And of course, Wobenzym N tablets are enteric coated to ensure that the enzymes are protected and allows them to reach the small intestine, where absorption occurs and they can be accessed by the body.


The key benefits of Wobenzym N include:

Supports the Body’s Natural Inflammation Response

• Increases Flexibility and Mobility
• Supports Joint and Tendon Health
• Temporary Relief from Aches, Pains and Muscle Soreness due to Everyday Activity
• Wobenzym N works holistically — throughout your entire body — to support your body’s natural response to inflammation.

Wobenzym N works holistically — throughout your entire body — to support your body’s natural response to inflammation.†

While inflammation in the body is a normal and natural response, the aches, pains and muscle soreness that often accompany it can keep you from living the active lifestyle you desire. Experiencing extraordinary health is all about helping the body achieve homeostasis — a dynamic state of balance. If you want to take control of your life and live it on your terms, choose the brand that has been trusted by millions worldwide for decades — choose Wobenzym N.

Wobenzym N works holistically — throughout your entire body — to support your body’s natural response to inflammation.†

 ^†These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration.

These products are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.

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Methylcobalamin Ultra (High dose)

Advanced Orthomolecular Research (AOR) has an established reputation in Canada as the most advanced supplement formulator in the country and likely, the world. The company has continued to innovate over the years, consistently putting science-backed natural health products into the hands of health practitioners and into the lives of patients years ahead of their secondary acceptance by the mainstream dietary supplement industry.

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Methylcobalamin ULTRA is an ultra-high dose formulation of methylcobalamin, the neurologically active coenzyme form of vitamin B12. Methylcobalamin supports the healthy structure and functioning of the brain and nervous system. Studies show that a person may not have optimal methylcobalamin for proper neurological function, even when vitamin B12 intake and status is normal. This higher-dose formulation is for persons for whom research supports supplementation at higher levels than in our standard Methylcobalamin formulation.

Methylcobalamin is the coenzyme form of vitamin B12 which supports the healthy structure and function of the nerves and brain. Several studies have found that people can have neurological signs and symptoms of a specific Methylcobalamin deficiency, even when serum B12, and blood tests which measure adenosylcobalamin acitivity, are perfectly normal. This is in large part because, while the body can store adenosylcobalamin (the other coenzyme form of vitamin B12) in the liver and mitochondria, Methylcobalamin is located in fluids like the cerebrospinal fluid and plasma, and is urinated out rather than stored.

While healthy people need just a tiny trace of Methylcobalamin to avoid a frank deficiency, a massive body of evidence powerfully supports the conclusion that supplementing with megadose levels of Methylcobalamin - and not regular B12 - can protect brain and nerve cells against toxins, help the healing of damaged neurons, and even provide powerful nutritional support in neurodegenerative diseases.

Paralyzing Viruses
Several groups of scientists have investigated the use of Methylcobalamin in Bell's palsy, and they have uniformly found that Methylcobalamin speeds the recovery of normal nerve function. In two separate human trials, patients were given either prednisone alone (a steroid anti-inflammatory drug commonly used to treat Bell's palsy), Methylcobalamin alone, or the drug and the coenzyme together. Both trials found that the time required for complete recovery was significantly shorter for people who took Methylcobalamin (whether in combination with prednisone, or even by itself) than for those who took the steroid drug alone.

Multiple Sclerosis (MS)
In a pilot trial, six people with degenerating MS received 60 milligrams of Methylcobalamin a day. The scientists compared the changes which took place in the patients' nerve function over the course of up to two years before the trial began, to the changes which happened during the six months in which the patients took Methylcobalamin. They found that there was a significant improvement in nerve function while patients took Methylcobalamin. Before Methylcobalamin, about one fifth of all measurements of nerve function suggested that the nerves were degenerating. While the patients were supplementing with Methylcobalamin, however, only half as many nerve measurements showed signs of degeneration. And while, in the time before the trial began, just 4% of the nerve measurements suggested that the nerve in question had improved, it was found that 18%, or four-and-a-half times as many nerve readings, showed signs of improvement while patients were taking Methylcobalamin.

Lou Gehrig's Disease
In a randomized, double-blind, controlled trial, 24 patients with Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis (ALS), better known as Lou Gehrig's disease, took megadoses of Methylcobalamin through intramuscular injection for just under a month at one of two doses (25 milligrams or 500 micrograms a day). While no results were seen in the lower dose, patients who took the higher dose of Methylcobalamin experienced increases in measurements of their nerves' ability to trigger responses in the muscles. Two patients' gaits were also noted to improve in the higher-dose group.

Alzheimer's Disease
Two trials have between them found that giving Methylcobalamin to people with Alzheimer's disease or related dementias (like Pick's disease) leads patients to have better interaction with other people and with the world around them, while improving mood and relieving neurological symptoms. The evaluation by the patients' familes and physicians was also improved. The findings in these trials on intellectual functioning were inconsistent: some scales showed improvements, but others did not. Both of these trials, however, used relatively low doses of Methylcobalamin.

A Good Guess: Parkinson's Disease
There's good reason to believe that Parkinson's disease is caused and/or accelerated by "excitotoxicity" resulting from overstimulation by the neurotransmitter glutamate. Drugs which lower glutamate levels, or which "tune down" its receptor, improve many of the symptoms of the disease, while drugs which stimulate the receptor make them worse.

So if Methylcobalamin protects neurons from the toxicity of glutamate, might it provide support for people with Parkinson's disease? Unfortunately, no clinical trials have yet been run to test this idea. But granted how safe Methylcobalamin supplements have proven to be, and its clear benefits in other neurodegenerative diseases, this essential coenzyme holds out hope as a potential way to prevent, and perhaps even to treat, this debilitating disease.

Caramelized Nerves
A string of clinical trials have reported that Methylcobalamin improves nerve function in people with diabetic neuropathy as demonstrated by things like improvements in the ability to detect gentle vibration, reduced tingling, numbness, and pain in the extremities, less feelings of "heaviness" in the legs, and the restoration of neurons' ability to efficiently transmit a signal and to properly regulate the heartbeat. Trials which have looked at the overall improvement of patients' neuropathic symptoms and signs have also reported remarkably positive results.

Eyes Under Pressure
In a controlled study, 14 patients with normal-tension glaucoma were treated with Methylcobalamin, and their progress was compared with that of 22 other normal-tension glaucoma patients who did not take Methylcobalamin supplements. While 59% of the people not taking Methylcobalamin experienced worsening sight, 86% of patients taking Methylcobalamin experienced no loss of function.

The Squeezing Spine
Lumbar spinal stenosis is the compression of the nerves in the lower spine caused by arthritis, spinal degeneration, injury, or sometimes unfortunate genes. The squeezing of the nerves leads to pain on exertion in the lower back or buttocks, which is relieved by shifting position. In a single-blind, randomized controlled trial, 152 people with lumbar spinal stenosis were given the current standard care (physiotherapy, standard drugs, and education on managing their disease), and additionally either did or did not take Methylcobalamin. For whatever reason, the dose chosen for the trial was very low (half a milligram) compared to what has been used successfully in most trials pitting Methylcobalamin against nerve disease. At this low dose, there was no improvement in pain or in the doctors' evaluations of the appearance, sensation, or function of their nerves; however, despite the clearly inadequate dose, those people who took Methylcobalamin found themselves able to walk further distances without experiencing pains than people who were not taking it.

The Question of Dose
In general, most trials in which Methylcobalamin has been used to help people with various forms of diabetic neuropathy, non-diabetic neuropathy associated with uremia, peripheral facial paralysis (including Bell's palsy and Ramsay Hunt Syndrome), normal tension glaucoma and dementia (including Pick's disease and Alzheimer's disease) have used doses ranging from1.5 to 5 milligrams. On the other hand, trials involving victims of ALS (Lou Gehrig's disease) and multiple sclerosis (MS) have used much higher doses, such as 25 milligrams per day for ALS and 60 milligrams daily for MS.

Note that in some cases only one trial has ever been performed, with only a single dose used, and the results are often preliminary; it's therefore possible that higher (or lower) doses might be more effective. Because of the well-established safety of Methylcobalamin, many nutritionally-oriented physicians are working with their patients using doses considerably higher than those used in the relevant trial. There are some cases where this has seemed especially prudent to some physicians.

For instance, the evidence suggests that Methylcobalamin is much more effective against Bell's Palsy when taken within days of the initial attack; at later times, a higher dose might be more appropriate. Likewise, the only trial of Methylcobalamin in patients with lumbar spinal stenosis used only 0.5 milligrams per day - and achieved only very minor results. It seems reasonable to speculate that a higher dose might have been more effective, granted the fact that nearly all successful trials in other neurological disorders have used minimum doses of 1.5 milligrams, and many have been higher. Discuss these issues with your doctor.

There are also several neurological disorders in which there is reason to believe that Methylcobalaminmight make a good supplement choice if your physician approves, but in which no clinical trial has been performed. These would include Parkinson's disease, tinnitus, Spinal Muscular Atrophy (SMA), and people suffering with environmental illnesses who suffer with neurological signs and symptoms. In such cases, because we don't have formal human trials to use as a guideline, your physician will have to rely all the more strongly on his or her judgement.

A range of Methylcobalamin sublingual supplements are now available, making customizing your dose more convenient and affordable than at any time in the past.

METHYLCOBALAMIN ULTRA
60 Lozenge
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SUPPLEMENT FACTS:
Serving Size: 1 Lozenge %DRI
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Methylcobalamin ......................... 15 mg *
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*Dietary Reference Intake not established.
Other ingredients: sorbitol, fructose, natural cherry, magnesium stearate, citric acid, stearic acid.
AOR guarantees that no ingredients not listed on the label have been added to the product. Contains no wheat, gluten, corn, nuts, dairy, soy, eggs, fish or shellfish.

Suggested Use
Dissolve one to three tablets under the tongue in the morning, or as directed by a qualified health consultant.

Main Applications
As reported by literature:
Neuroprotection.
Nutritonal support in neurological disorders.

Source
Pharmaceutical synthesis.

Pregnancy / Nursing
Safe at one half of one tablet daily.

Cautions
None known.

*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.

 

The information and product descriptions appearing on this website are for information purposes only, and are not intended to provide medical advice to individuals. Consult with your physician if you have any health concerns, and before initiating any new diet, exercise, supplement, or other lifestyle changes.

 

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HYDROXY B12 - AOR

 

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HYDROXY B1260 Sublingual Lozenges
100% Vegetarian

Hydroxycobalamin is a unique form of vitamin B12, which is more readily converted into the coenzyme forms than conventional cyanocobalamin. Hydroxycobalamin also readily binds body stores of cyanide, unlike conventional cyanocobalamin, which already includes this ion in its structure.

A coenzyme is a factor needed for the effective functioning of one of the body's vital enzymes. Many vitamins, including B12, are not biologically active in the form in which they are normally found in food, but are instead used by the body as part of a coenzyme. In other words, in these cases, the body has to convert a vitamin into its coenzyme form in order for the vitamin to exert its biological function.

Or, in the case of vitamin B12: not function, but functions. The body uses vitamin B12 in the form of two different coenzymes, each of which plays a different role in the body. Adenosylcobalamin [also known as cobamamide or dibencozide], was discovered earlier, and is the better-known of these coenzymes. Methylcobalamin is the other coenzyme form of B12. Methylcobalamin prevents the creeping numbness, dementia, and spongy degeneration of the nerve cells (neurons) seen in B12 deficiency. Adenosylcobalamin helps the body to process some amino acids, and to form substances used in the body's energy cycle. One coenzyme can't substitute for the other, any more than you can use your house keys to start your car.                        

You might think that this is the kind of obscure little factoid that gets put into biology textbooks or turns up on Final Jeopardy, but which has no real-world importance. "My diet and supplement program includes plenty of B12," you might think, "so my body will make all the B12 coenzymes I could ever want or need."

Like the old song says, It ain't necessarily so. While a good diet and supplement program usually guarantees the body a generous supply of adenosylcobalamin (unless you have a deadly genetic defect), the same cannot be said of Methylcobalamin. While adenosylcobalamin is readily stored up in the liver (and, to a lesser extent, the kidneys and other tissues), methylcobalamin's job requires that it be free to circulate in body fluids like cytosol (the liquid medium of the cell), plasma, and the fluid that bathes the brain and spinal cord (cerebrospinal fluid). Because of this, Methylcobalamin doesn't hang around in the body for very long.

Thus, while a person getting enough of the basic vitamin (cobalamin) will always have plenty of adenosylcobalamin, the nervous system has no special store of protective Methylcobalamin on which to rely. In fact, the body's Methylcobalamin "fuel tanks" can easily be brought below optimal levels, and the supply is quickly depleted if it is not constantly replenished.

When you take a regular B12 (cyanocobalamin) supplement, the body must first convert its B12 into Hydroxycobalamin order to form the B12 coenzymes. This involves the removal and detoxification of the cyanide molecule, followed by biochemical reduction to a less oxidized (+1 valence) state, and then the enzymatic conversion of the reduced cobalamin into one of two metabolically active coenzyme forms. By taking a preformed Hydroxycobalamin supplement, you can skip over this first biochemical stumbling block, allowing for unhampered formation of adenosylcobalamin and Methylcobalamin.

Methylcobalamin or Hydroxycobalamin?

Because the body can interconvert the two B12 coenzymes, and because the body stores adenosylcobalamin but not Methylcobalamin, an adequate supply of Methylcobalamin usually ensures that you'll have plenty of adenosylcobalamin, too - but not vice-versa. Because of this fact, and because of the powerful neuroprotective effects of Methylcobalamin, a fully-formed Methylcobalamin supplement is the best choice for most people.

One key exception is persons with known or suspected cyanide toxicity, where Hydroxycobalamin has an unique role to play. Hydroxycobalamin helps the body to rid itself of cyanide, both by reacting with the toxin to form cyanocobalamin (which can then be excreted) and by enhancing the detoxification of cyanide through its conversion into the less toxic thiocyanate. In isolated human cells, Hydroxycobalamin penetrates cyanide-laden cells and detoxifies the toxin directly. Hydroxycobalamin has a long history of intravenous use for acute, life-threatening cyanide toxicity (such as during industrial disasters) and is approved for this use in many European countries. At lower doses, oral Hydroxycobalamin increases the urinary excretion of thiocyanate in laboratory animals fed cyanide-containing diets. Sublingual Hydroxycobalamin is an ideal choice for a B12 supplement in persons concerned with chronic, low-level cyanide toxicity.

60 Sublingual Lozenges
100% Vegetarian

SUPPLEMENT FACTS:
Serving Size: 1 Lozenge

Hydroxycobalamin

1000mcg

Non-medicinal ingredients: silicon dioxide, sorbitol, magnesium stearate.AOR guaranteesthat no ingredients not listed on the label have been added to the product.

Contains no wheat, gluten, nuts, dairy, soy, eggs, fish or shellfish.

Suggested Use
Take one lozenge under the tongue daily with food, or as directed by a qualified health care practitioner.

Main Applications
• Pernicious anemia.
• Superior B12 supplement.
• Cyanide toxicity.

Source
Biological fermentation.

Pregnancy / Nursing
Safe.

Cautions
None.

*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.

The information and product descriptions appearing on this website are for information purposes only, and are not intended to provide medical advice to individuals. Consult with your physician if you have any health concerns, and before initiating any new diet, exercise, supplement, or other lifestyle changes. 

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Mito Charger Advanced Orthomolecular Research (AOR)

Advanced Orthomolecular Research (AOR) has an established reputation in Canada as the most advanced supplement formulator in the country and likely, the world. The company has continued to innovate over the years, consistently putting science-backed natural health products into the hands of health practitioners and into the lives of patients years ahead of their secondary acceptance by the mainstream dietary supplement industry.

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The Importance of the Mitochondria
The cell is the basis of all life, and the mitochondrion is the power plant that keeps the cell operating. A simple but effective metaphor for what is one of the most significant and complex biochemical relationships known to science. Without mitochondria, cells simply do not produce the energy(in the form of ATP) needed for the human body to function or even survive. It comes as little surprise, therefore, that any state of mitochondrial dysfunction can be associated with a host of metabolic conditions, including Type II Diabetes, Syndrome X and excessive free radical production.

The Vicious Cycle
Ironically, the mitochondria’s ability to produce ATP also results in the simultaneous production of other, unproductive metabolic by-products, particularly ROS (reactive oxygen species) free radicals. This vicious cycle is known as the mitochondrial theory of aging.

Boosting Mitochondrial Function
Many natural compounds have been shown to help support mitochondrial function, thereby helping to counteract mitochondrial dysfunction. These compounds include antioxidants like R(+)-Lipoic acid, as well as key molecules like Co-enzyme Q10, which are involved in ATP production. Vitamin B1, the herb Rhodiola Rosea, D-uridine, Gynostemma pentaphylum, oxaloacetic acid and acetyl-L-carnitine also help to support mitochondrial function through a variety of mechanisms.

The Mitochondrial Theory of Aging
Mitochondria generate damaging free radicals, and inefficient mitochondria generate even more free radicals than efficient ones. This is because more fuel is required by each mitochondrion to produce the same amount of ATP, resulting in an increased ratio of free radicals-to-ATP production. To complicate matters further, mitochondrial DNA (mtDNA) differs from regular DNA in that mtDNA has no enzymatic defense against oxidative stressors. In-vivo studies have provided evidence for the Mitochondrial Theory of Aging so conclusive that one leading researcher summarized it this way: "It is generally accepted that oxidative mitochondrial decay is a major contributor to aging.”  

Maintaining the Power Plant – With CocktailsAs we have seen, the relative clarity of the mitochondria’s role within human biochemistry is coupled with an inherent vulnerability that must be addressed if any attempt is to be made with regard to enhancing mitochondrial health. The efforts of researchers around the world have helped to create a plethora of complex nutraceutical formulations designed to enhance mitochondrial function and health from every conceivable perspective.

How It All Works
Enzyme Bypass: The theory here is to circumvent defects in the process of ATP production. ATP production involves a lipid-soluble carrier called ubiquinone. The supplemental form of ubiquinone is Co-Enzyme Q10 (Co-Q10), and studies have shown that it can expedite certain phases of ATP production by up to 200%. NAD+ is another key coenzyme that is converted into its reduced form, NADH, during ATP production. An increased ratio of NAD+/NADH helps improve ATP production, and has also been linked to the activation of genes that have been associated with anti-aging effects. Oxaloacetic acid (benaGeneTM) has been shown to increase the ratio of NAD+/NADH. It also mimics the effects of a calorie-restricted diet, which has been shown to increase life-span in several mammal species.

Antioxidants: Conventional anti-oxidants such as vitamins C and E are certainly useful, but the ideal mitochondrial antioxidant appears to be R(+)-lipoic acid. Lipoic acid is metabolized to its active form, diHydrolipoic acid (DHLA) inside the mitochondrion itself. This process produces intense biological activity, including the regeneration and recycling of vitamins C and E and enhanced insulin sensitivity.

Alternative Energy: This tactic involves the maximal utilization of a source of ATP that does not require any mitochondrial participation, thus augmenting overall ATP production without burdening dysfunctional or aging mitochondria. The herb Rhodiola rosea has demonstrated a capacity to increase ATP production.

Reducing Lactate: Lactate is a by-product of anaerobic energy production that can build up in the muscles and cause muscle cramping. Lactate is formed from pyruvate, and if pyruvate can be directed into the mitochondria and away from lactate production, it can instead be used for further energy production. This can be accomplished with vitamin B1 supplementation. This has been made even more appealing by the development of benfotiamine, which is nearly 5 times more bio-available than conventional thiamin.
Nucleotide Precursors: Nucleotides are the structural units of DNA and RNA – including mtDNA and mtRNA. As mitochondrial dysfunction is closely associated with the depletion of nucleotides, maintaining a healthy nucleotide pool is paramount. Uridine seems to be able to do this, and naturally-derived uridine supplements have been studied for their ability to improve mitochondrial function in patients with HIV.

Vasodilation: Vasodilation (the widening of the blood vessels) is linked to the mitochondria via the production of nitric oxide. The mitochondria are primary targets of nitric oxide, and even small amounts can regulate ATP synthesis. Gynostemma pentaphyllum is a powerful nitric oxide enhancer.

Fatty Acid Utilization: Acetyl-L-carnitine (ALCAR) is a source of L-carnitine, a key molecule involved in cellular energy production and that is essential for proper mitochondrial function. The most important function of Lcarnitine is to help shuttle fatty acids into the mitochondria, where they are then used as fuel for energy production. Depleted L-carnitine levels have been associated with muscle and heart dysfunction.

AOR’s Mitocharger provides an advanced and effective formula to help support the mitochondria and to counteract aging associated with mitochondrial deficiencies.

180 Vegi-Caps

Serving Size: 6 Capsules(Taken together or 2 capsules with each meal.)
R(+)-Lipoic acid 150 mg
Co-enzyme Q10 100 mg
Rhodiola Rosea 150 mg
Benfotiamine 150 mg
Oxaloacetic Acid (benaGeneTM) 100 mg
D-Uridine 50 mg
Gynostemma Pentaphyllum 100 mg
Acetyl-L-Carnitine 1500 mg

Key Features:
Advanced mitochondrial support formula

Suggested Use:
Take 6 capsules daily with food, or as directed by a qualified health care
practitioner. (Note: The 6 capsules can be spread out throughout the day.
They are to be taken with food, 2 capsules with each meal is recommended
if they will be split up throughout the day.)
Source:
Multi-Sourced

Cautions:
None Known

Pregnancy Nursing:
Do not use if pregnant or nursing

Main Applications:
Support for mitochondrial dysfunction
Type II diabetes
Syndrome X

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Liquid B12 (Methyl)

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Liquid B12 (Methyl) 1oz bottle

Product Highlights:
Helps protect against cancers including breast, colon, lung, and prostate cancer
Essential for healthy skin, hair, and nails
Helps in cell reproduction and constant renewal of the skin
Helps convert carbohydrates into energy

Product Information:
B-12 and folic acid, when in the Methyl form provides a very powerful duo. There are several kinds of B-12 and Folic acid and AnuMed has selected the most expensive kind (the Methyl forms for both) so that maximum bioavailability and effect are reached by those that use our dietary supplement.

Vitamin B-6 is almost always added to a B-12 formula to potentiate both the B-12 and the Folic Acid.

B-12 helps with energy levels and it is necessary for metabolizing fats and carbohydrates. Our body relies on B12 for the efficient conversion of carbohydrates and fatty acids to glucose-which is the fuel that the human body runs on. Studies have shown that Methylcobalamin the active form of Vitamin B-12) and the L Methyl Foliate (the active form of Folic Acid) are also extremely important in the forming of glutathione, the most prevalent antioxidant in our body which diminishes with age.

Low levels of B-12 are known to lead to premature dementia. In the USA many do not have enough B-12 yet they need it for memory and clarity of thought. At the end, all this science makes our B-12 complex very important for good health and especially helpful when on the eHCG diet program.

INGREDIENTS:
Serving Size: Adults: 3/4 of the dropper
(Hold under tongue for as long as possible or at least 30 seconds before swallowing.)

Servings per container: 30
Calories: 0
Carbohydrates: 0

Amount Per Serving %DV
Vitamin B12 (Methylcobalamin) 1000mcg 16.667%
Vitamin B6 (Pyridoxine) 2000mcg 110%
Folic Acid (L-Methyl Folate) 4000mcg 100%

Other Ingredients: Purified Active Water, Natural Flavors, Herbal
Active as a natural preservative

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Products and information on this site are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent and disease.

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FoodScience of Vermont

FoodScience of Vermont prides itself on the fact that they use the purest, highest quality, natural nutrients available to produce all of their formulas. Their nutritional research focuses on the complex relationships that exist among available nutrients.

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Aangamik DMG (250mg, 90 Chewable Tablets)A dietary supplement to support immune system, circulatory, cardiovascular, and neurological functions; muscle recovery and endurance.* Dimethylglycine (DMG) is a nutrient that is found in the cells of both plants and animals. The human body produces DMG in very small amounts. Supplementing the diet with higher levels of DMG greatly improves the nutritional environment of the cell.

Dimethylglycine has been found effective in supporting immune system function and better utilization of oxygen at the cellular level.* We have been issued four U.S. Patents for N, N-Dimethylglycine's value and use in improving immunity and for benefiting cellular processes. DMG reduces lactic acid build up in the muscle thereby shortening recovery time after strenuous exercise and improving endurance.*

DMG can benefit everyone regardless of age or activity level. Gluconic DMG 250 is 250 mg of DMG in a great tasting chewable tablet sweetened with xylitol.

One chewable tablet contains 250 mg N,N-Dimethylglycine.

Other ingredients: xylitol, malic acid, vegetable stearate.

As a dietary supplement, take 1 chewable tablet, 1 to 3 times daily.

* This statement has not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.

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Looz-It - Dietary Supplement

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LOOZ-IT IN STOCK & READY TO SHIP

Raspberry Ketone is also known as 4-(4 hydroxyphenyl) butan-2-one

Raspberry Ketone is unique to raspberries and helps support body fat reduction and aid in suppressing appetite.

The recommended serving is 200mg 10 minutes before each meal.

Each Capsule is Equivalent to 8 Pounds of Fresh RaspberriesThe nutritional information included in this website regarding our products has not been reviewed by the Food & Drug Administration. Accurate to the best of our knowledge, it is intended to be helpful but no warranty is expressed or implied as to the results obtained from use of the formulations suggested herein. Our products are not intended to diagnose, cure, treat or prevent any disease.

 

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