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Anti-Aging |
Anti-Aging Tip: Detoxifying the body from the inside out is a great way to help counteract the effects of
aging. Cleansing the colon in particular, is an excellent way to remove toxins and waste; both which take
energy and attention away from the body’s natural detoxification processes. You can cleanse the colon naturally with an herbal fiber supplement for
detoxification.
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| Forskolin
Forskolin is an extract of an Ayurvedic herb that resensitizes cell
receptors by activating the enzyme adenylcyclase and increasing
the levels of cyclic AMP in cells. Cyclic AMP is an important signal
carrier that is necessary for the proper biological response of
cells to hormones. It is required for cell communication in the
hypothalamus/pituitary gland axis and for the feedback control of
hormones. |
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RNA
Ribonucleic
acid, RNA, is a complex bio-molecule considered (along with DNA) to
be the "stuff of life." One of the most important functions
of RNA is its key role in protein synthesis. |
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L-Carnosine
L-Carnosine naturally occurs in high concentrations in skeletal
muscle tissue, and therefore may support muscle vitality. L-Carnosine
is also an antioxidant that stabilizes cellular membranes, protecting
them from damage by free radicals. |
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Xylitol
An all-natural sweetener for one-to-one substitution with
ordinary sugar, Unique Sweet is ideally suited for diabetics, and
weight loss regimens. Xylitol fights bacterial growth and tooth decay,
and contains 40% fewer calories than sugar. Xylitol, the natural sweetener
that tastes like sugar, is clinically proven to fight cavities and
reduce plaque. |
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| N-acetylcarnosine/CarnoSee
CarnoSee contains 1% N-acetylcarnosine, a naturally occurring antioxidant
and anti-glycation agent that, when topically applied, can penetrate
and help protect the tissues of the eye from light damage, free
radical damage, and the harmful effects of glycation. CarnoSee also
contains the antioxidants vitamins A and E, plus ophthalmic lubricating
agents to combat "dry eye" and other forms of eye irritation. |
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