Showing posts with label enzymes. Show all posts
Showing posts with label enzymes. Show all posts

Getting Rid of the "Happy" Pill


If based on personal experience alone, I wouldn't recommend anyone going on any kind of prescription antidepressants.  More than a decade ago, I had symptoms of depression that just didn't seem to go away.  A physician assistant I worked with prescribed some antidepressants for me to try and I ended up feeling "weirded out" - like my body and brain were completely separate from one another.  I could not stop rocking myself back and forth.  It was scary.  Of course, I discontinued taking the pills after that bout.  I was given another brand to try later and experienced just as bad of a reaction.  I decided "no more".  I'd just deal with it.

Nature's Best-Kept Secret for Lowering Cholesterol


Why should anyone take a chance on changing their health with Kardiaxyme™?  There are lots of evidence to support this.

“Over 12 million Americans are prescribed a statin drug with the most common side effect being muscle pain and weakness. But the second most common side effect is rarely discussed in the literature, and not listed in the package insert of any of the commonly prescribed statin drugs. It is known as "transient global amnesia (TGA)"—the sudden and temporary loss of memory.” - Julian Whitaker

Kardiaxyme - Nature's Best Kept Secret


Whoever thought that nature could hold so many amazing benefits in selected species of algae?  When grown in a special water environment, the resulting liquid infusion of Proalgazyme becomes what is now called "Nature's Best Kept Secret".   For several years, the product has been available simply as "Proalgazyme" but is now exclusively marketed through Xooma Worldwide as "KardiaXyme".

Over 8 years of scientific and clinical research has proven this product to reduce the bad cholesterol (LDL) and increase the good cholesterol (HDL); reduce oxidative stress; increase APOA-1, ABCA1, SRB1; decrease CETP, production of Interleukin 2; increase production of Interleukin 6 and Interleukin 10; and much more.

The Body's Need For Proper Enzymes

It's easy to eat a hearty meal and not ever think about what happens to the food after you've chewed each mouthful and swallowed it all up. So what DOES happen to the food we eat?