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Speaker 2: Good morning, happy Saturday. Thank you for joining me this
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Speaker 2: want to talk about krill oil today. Krill oil is
Speaker 2: an alternate way of getting fish oils. And when I
Speaker 2: say that, well, a lot of people have switched to
Speaker 2: krill oil, and there's a number of reasons why they switched.
Speaker 2: And don't get me wrong, fish oils are great and
Speaker 2: eating fish is great. I personally take krill oil, and
Speaker 2: there's a couple of reasons why. First of all, it's
Speaker 2: a better experience. You don't get fishburbs, and it's really
Speaker 2: easy to swallow. And the reason for that is the
Speaker 2: fish oils are super well absorbed. They're really well absorbed
Speaker 2: compared to traditional fish oil capsules, and because of that,
Speaker 2: you can get a lot more impact out of a
Speaker 2: much smaller capsule. Now, generally when they talk about fish oils,
Speaker 2: they talk about heart health, and there's a lot to
Speaker 2: be said about that, and I will go into that briefly,
Speaker 2: but I'm going to talk about fish oils and brain
Speaker 2: health and if you look at krill a little more specifically,
Speaker 2: but both fish oils and krill do this. They help
Speaker 2: really mitigate or assuage, you know, calm down aging at
Speaker 2: a brain. They block inflammation in the brain. Really, while
Speaker 2: you never want inflammation in the brain. Think of if
Speaker 2: you had a splinter and you couldn't remove it right
Speaker 2: away and to start to swell and get all infected
Speaker 2: and painful. Imagine having that in the brain. Well, you
Speaker 2: don't want splinters in your brain. You don't want pockets
Speaker 2: of inflammation in the brain. Fish oil and krill oils
Speaker 2: get rid of that. So it really helps slow down
Speaker 2: or even block aging in the brain and actually makes
Speaker 2: your brain work much better. And that's what we're focusing
Speaker 2: on this morning. It reduces inflammation in the brain. But
Speaker 2: they've shown in human clinical trials that fish oils are
Speaker 2: really important for the volume of your brain. You know,
Speaker 2: your brain can shrink with age, and taking fish oils
Speaker 2: or eating fish or taking krill oil helps prevent your
Speaker 2: brain from shrinking with age. And it especially helps protect
Speaker 2: your hippocampal region from aging and shrinking and helps keep
Speaker 2: it functioning. And why is that important, Well, that's the
Speaker 2: really trapdoor to your memory. Your hippocampus is where you
Speaker 2: store what you learn today in your brain. So if
Speaker 2: you learn somebody's name. It goes into your hippocampus, so
Speaker 2: it's really important for your memory. And the hippocampus really
Speaker 2: significantly can shrink and age and decay with with age,
Speaker 2: and fish oils and krill oil are a way to
Speaker 2: prevent that. They're really important for the size of the hippocampus.
Speaker 2: So why would they be important, Well, your brain's made
Speaker 2: out of water and fish oils, basically, I mean that's
Speaker 2: The two fish oils that you get in both krill
Speaker 2: or fish oil capsules are called EPA and DHA. They're
Speaker 2: the most important and are the most well known. They're
Speaker 2: not the only but they are really important ones. And
Speaker 2: these two fish oils create your brain. Brain tissue has
Speaker 2: the highest content of DHA in your entire body, and
Speaker 2: DHA and EPA are the two major building blocks of
Speaker 2: your brain. I really want to emphasize that. But if
Speaker 2: you combine these two fish oils with the other ingredients
Speaker 2: in our krill oil, because our krill ool is a
Speaker 2: little better than the other kriyllos, it makes your brain.
Speaker 2: It actually makes your brain. It creates your brain, but
Speaker 2: it also allows your brain to work to function, and
Speaker 2: it also protects your brain. So wat's in krill. There's
Speaker 2: fish oils, you get EPA, DHA, and I don't want
Speaker 2: to diminish their importance. So if you're taking fishails, you're fantastic.
Speaker 2: It's just krill is a little bit better. You're better
Speaker 2: off of krill. Not just do you not get fishburps,
Speaker 2: Not just is it easier to swallow. So it's a
Speaker 2: much better experience. But krill has the fishays, the EPA
Speaker 2: and dha, and our krill is richer in these than
Speaker 2: other krills naturally. But you also get phosphatizes, You also
Speaker 2: get coaling, You also get seering, You also get inocetol.
Speaker 2: You also create get ethanolamine. These create your brain cell.
Speaker 2: These create the cellular membrane of your brain cell. So
Speaker 2: what's the cellular membrane. It's the housing, It's what what's
Speaker 2: on the outside of your brain cell. And that has
Speaker 2: that has to function and with age. The cellular membrane
Speaker 2: on the outside of your brain cell stiffens, it doesn't
Speaker 2: work well. Information and energy is not flowing easily. It's
Speaker 2: locked is resistance. So when you get a krill oil,
Speaker 2: this allows the proper flow of energy in a brain.
Speaker 2: The proper flow of information contact between brain cells. This
Speaker 2: allows you to think, This allows you to learn, This
Speaker 2: allows you to remember, This allows you to react quickly.
Speaker 2: But you also need these believe it or not, to
Speaker 2: stay strong. But this is really important for aging people
Speaker 2: like myself I'm seventy one, to stay strong and to
Speaker 2: maintain good balance. You need these for all of these things.
Speaker 2: So function with the fish oils, to krill oil, sel
Speaker 2: to cell connection, sel to cell communication, the proper release
Speaker 2: of NERD transmitters energy flow. So you need this to function.
Speaker 2: You need this to create your brain. You cannot create
Speaker 2: your brain. You can't create your brain with peanut fat
Speaker 2: and butter and margarine and corn oil. You need fish
Speaker 2: oils to create your brain. If you lack fish wels,
Speaker 2: your brain will shrink more than the person next to
Speaker 2: you who's getting fish oils. So if you take I'm
Speaker 2: seventy one, If you take somebody in their seventies or
Speaker 2: eighties or sixties or fifties or forties, and they're getting
Speaker 2: fish oils whatever way they get it, I prefer crill,
Speaker 2: but I also eat fish, their brain will maintain its size.
Speaker 2: Where the person not getting fish oils, regardless of their age,
Speaker 2: their brain will shrink, so that becomes really important because
Speaker 2: all of our brains tend to shrink with age. The
Speaker 2: fish weels keep it flexible, adaptive, functioning well, reactive, a
Speaker 2: good mood we'll talk about that because fish wels support
Speaker 2: the mood pathways in your brain, so you don't get depressed,
Speaker 2: because depression is more common in aging people. A reason
Speaker 2: for that is less fissuoils, less brain volume, the brain
Speaker 2: is not functioning well. So the fissuols make your brain.
Speaker 2: They allow it to function, but they also protect your brain.
Speaker 2: They create prostaglandins that reduce inflammation in the brain. They
Speaker 2: create neuroprotectins and resolvins that pluck inflammation out of the
Speaker 2: brain and protect the brain from harm. But they also
Speaker 2: create the protective the protective coating on your brain cells,
Speaker 2: kind of like an armor coating. It's kind of like
Speaker 2: armor role for your brain cell. But in addition with
Speaker 2: the krill oil, you're getting a very powerful brain antioxidant
Speaker 2: called astaxanthin. It's kind of a pinkish color. It's really
Speaker 2: good for your brain. Now, so krill oil, I know
Speaker 2: it's great for my heart, and there's heart attacks in
Speaker 2: my family. I'd rather not have a heart attack. I
Speaker 2: certainly don't want to stroke I we'll get into that
Speaker 2: in a minute. But the krill oil helps protect your
Speaker 2: brain and support your memory and your thinking and your logic.
Speaker 2: It improves your mood by supporting mood related pathways in
Speaker 2: the brain, but it also improves brain circulation. I don't
Speaker 2: think a lot of people understand this about the krill oil,
Speaker 2: because it reduces inflammation and constriction of the blood vessels
Speaker 2: in your neck that supply to brain. So the brain
Speaker 2: gets more oxygen oxygen rich blood, and the brain gets
Speaker 2: more nutrient rich blood. And like I said, it improves
Speaker 2: your mood because it supports your mood related pathways. Now
Speaker 2: let's talk about the heart. Krill oil is really good
Speaker 2: for the heart, so as fish oils, they're both really
Speaker 2: good for the heart. I don't think krill oil is
Speaker 2: better for the heart than fish oils, but I think
Speaker 2: krill oil is better for the brain than fish oils,
Speaker 2: so that's important. So krill oil it does this better
Speaker 2: than fish oil. Actually, it raises the good cholesterol the
Speaker 2: HDL a little bit like two points. But those two
Speaker 2: points are important because it also makes the HDL work better.
Speaker 2: See the HDL works when it's loaded with phosphatidle searing,
Speaker 2: and the fichials in the krill push the phosphatitle searing
Speaker 2: founding krill. They're all founding krill into the HDL to
Speaker 2: prevent inflammation in your heart, So that's really an important point.
Speaker 2: Plus they give the HDL the negative charge to pull
Speaker 2: cholesterol away from your heart's arteries. So krill oil versus
Speaker 2: fish oils fiicials don't raise HDL. To my knowledge, I've
Speaker 2: never seen a study where fiicials have raised HDL, and
Speaker 2: I've looked at a lot of studies officials krill raises
Speaker 2: the HDL, but it also makes it work properly to
Speaker 2: help prevent clogging in the arteries in the heart and
Speaker 2: also to reduce inflammation in the heart. Now that might
Speaker 2: be a major reason why krill is better than fisuois
Speaker 2: for reducing inflammation in the heart. It reduces something called HSCRP. HSCRP,
Speaker 2: highly sensitive c reactive protein, tells you if you're clogging
Speaker 2: your arteries in your heart and if you're going to
Speaker 2: have a stroke or a heart attack. Because when HSCRP
Speaker 2: is elevated a bit. My HSCRP is in the basement.
Speaker 2: It's like as low as it can get. It's like
Speaker 2: zero point three. It's unbelievable. One is normal. So minus
Speaker 2: point three, which is unbelievable for a seventy one year
Speaker 2: old male. Come on living in New York. Come on,
Speaker 2: that's great. So my inflammation in my heart is very low.
Speaker 2: This inflammation, if it's one, is normal. It's not charming,
Speaker 2: it's not hurting. But if it goes to two, you're
Speaker 2: clogging your heart, You're developing herding the arteries. And if
Speaker 2: it goes to three, it's making that plaque in your
Speaker 2: heart's arteries inflamed and unstable. And when it's unstabilized, if
Speaker 2: it's dc abilized, it can break off and cause a
Speaker 2: stroke or a heart attack. So, by virtue of krill
Speaker 2: oil really doing a dynamic job of lowering inflammation in
Speaker 2: the heart, it really is blocking your risk to a
Speaker 2: degree of a stroke or a heart attack. Too horrible things.
Speaker 2: It also lowers triglycerides as good as fish wails. Fishuals
Speaker 2: are good for lower triglycerids. The krill is as good
Speaker 2: as that. Triglycerides are a different kind of fat than cholesterol.
Speaker 2: And triglycerides really damage your liver, really cloud the arteries
Speaker 2: in your heart, and really cause a stroke. So krill
Speaker 2: is very good at lowering triglycerids. It lowers that bad
Speaker 2: cholesterol a little bit, it raises the good one and
Speaker 2: makes it work better. But we know that fishwalls, according
Speaker 2: to numerous human clinical studies, fish walls help prevent sudden
Speaker 2: cardiac death and heart seizures. So the first product that
Speaker 2: I'm talking about on this program is krill oil, and
Speaker 2: the vit krill oil comes from the Scandinavia. It's actually
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Speaker 2: been using over thirty human clinical trials that are published
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Speaker 2: Okay, Welcome back, Jerry Hickey, Happy Show. I'm a nutritional pharmacist,
Speaker 2: licensed pharmacist in any event. What Krill oil can do
Speaker 2: for your brain Macula Advanced our capsule can do for
Speaker 2: your eyeballs and your vision, So Macula advanced. I spent
Speaker 2: an awful long time creating this product, and then I
Speaker 2: got input from a couple of friends I have. One
Speaker 2: was an optometrist, but the other guy was an ophthalmologist
Speaker 2: medical doctor. So I got a lot of input. But
Speaker 2: I did a tremendous amount of due diligence to make
Speaker 2: this formula. And later on they did after I made
Speaker 2: the formula, they did the ARID study and they came
Speaker 2: out and said, oh, these are the ingredients you need
Speaker 2: for your eyeballs, for your brain, for protecting your aging
Speaker 2: of your eyeballs. So I was pre ARIDS study. The
Speaker 2: ARID study put on the map that these things you
Speaker 2: need for your vision as you grow older. So you
Speaker 2: need the ingredients in Macula for healthy vision, you need
Speaker 2: it to protect your eyes, you need it for visual acuity.
Speaker 2: They've shown that these ingredients you can actually see more
Speaker 2: clearly further. You can see further more clearly, which is
Speaker 2: the opposite of what happens you after your fifties. You
Speaker 2: have better visual stamina, like if you're on your computer
Speaker 2: or your cell phone or playing a video game or
Speaker 2: whatever you're doing. Target practice. Whatever it is, your eyes
Speaker 2: will and your brain will not get tired. That prevents
Speaker 2: your brain and eyes from getting tired, because when your
Speaker 2: eyes get tired, your brain gets tired. So visual acuity,
Speaker 2: visual stamina, stamina. But this is really important recovery from
Speaker 2: glare a lot of older people, you know recently. I
Speaker 2: love to talk about this because it was the most
Speaker 2: amazing thing in my life, other than my kids and
Speaker 2: my wife and stuff like that. Of course, you know,
Speaker 2: the basic wonderful things of life. But the most wonderful
Speaker 2: thing I did with my wife. We drove around the country.
Speaker 2: We literally put ten thousand miles on our Honda CRV
Speaker 2: SUV and we went to about seven or eight national
Speaker 2: parks because one of them we just drove through, so
Speaker 2: I don't really consider it. So we went to seven.
Speaker 2: We really went to seven and Night and stuff, Joshua
Speaker 2: Tree and yellow Stone and I mean it was just amazing.
Speaker 2: It was just amazing bad lands we went to. And
Speaker 2: I insisted that my wife and I take our macula
Speaker 2: every morning with breakfast so our eyes wouldn't get tired
Speaker 2: when we were driving, because you know, we drive a
Speaker 2: ten thousand miles agoa. We drove through Texas. We drove
Speaker 2: through Arizona, we drove through Utah, I mean we drove
Speaker 2: all over the place. We drove through South Dakota. I
Speaker 2: mean we drove all over the place. It's really important
Speaker 2: because when you drive at night, the headlights blind older
Speaker 2: people and they can't drive, they can have an accident.
Speaker 2: So the ingredients and the Macula advanced protect your eyes
Speaker 2: from the glare. You recover faster, so you don't go blind,
Speaker 2: you don't get blinded when you're driving at night. But
Speaker 2: you also need it for contrast sensitivity. So contra sensitivity
Speaker 2: would be you're walking down the basement stairs and it's
Speaker 2: not well lit and there might be something on the stairs.
Speaker 2: You'd see it better with the ingredients and Immacula advanced.
Speaker 2: That's called contras sensitivity. Or a better example might be
Speaker 2: your driving and there's a windstorm and a branch blows down,
Speaker 2: and you could pick out that branch from the highway easier,
Speaker 2: and your headlamps in your headlights because your contrast sensitivity
Speaker 2: is better. It's kind of like if I point at
Speaker 2: a tree and I say, oh, look at that Look
Speaker 2: at that squirrel, and you go, I can't see it
Speaker 2: well and you have regular vision. That's contrasensitivity being able
Speaker 2: to pick out that blue jay or that squirrel, and
Speaker 2: that's contrast sensitivity. But also the Macula Advanced would be
Speaker 2: very good for your immune system. These ingredients in the
Speaker 2: Macula Advanced are really needed for your immune system, and
Speaker 2: they're really needed as your daily antioxidant. If you take
Speaker 2: the Macula Advanced, you don't need another antioxidant. This is
Speaker 2: a very complete human antioxidant. Now you're getting a lot
Speaker 2: of lutin and z is antin in here, So why
Speaker 2: is that important? Lutenant z is Antin create the phobia
Speaker 2: and your macular tissue. So the macular tissue is kind
Speaker 2: of like a catcher's mit, preventing bad things from getting
Speaker 2: to the back of the eye and damaging the little
Speaker 2: sensitive organs back there. And the phobia it looks like
Speaker 2: a little egg yolk, the phobia in your eye, that's
Speaker 2: where you really see things out of I mean, so
Speaker 2: so important. But the lieutenantcy is antin also nourish the brain.
Speaker 2: It turns out they protect your brain. We didn't notice
Speaker 2: like fifteen years ago. We know it now. So let's
Speaker 2: say you're eating things that have lutinans is anted. You're
Speaker 2: eating some corn, you're eating some spinach, you're eating some broccoli,
Speaker 2: you're eating some pistachio nuts, you're eating some egg yolk.
Speaker 2: The problem is older people like myself do not absorb
Speaker 2: enough of these from our food. So there might be
Speaker 2: enough to get to the brain, but there's not any
Speaker 2: left of it to get to the eyes. So how
Speaker 2: do things get to your eyes through your brain? Because
Speaker 2: the brain might be a little more important than your eyes,
Speaker 2: you know. I it's hard to say, but considering that
Speaker 2: in people good vision, they get ninety percent of the
Speaker 2: brain information through their vision. But so the circulation to
Speaker 2: the brain brings the lieutenants, is antin and the zinc
Speaker 2: and stuff like that to the brain. The brain grabs
Speaker 2: what it needs and whatever's left over it gets to
Speaker 2: the eyeballs. So when you're young, it's easy to get
Speaker 2: those things to the eyeballs because the brain has had
Speaker 2: really good absorption of these nutrients. As you grow older,
Speaker 2: less of these nutrients reach the brain and fewer still
Speaker 2: reach your eyeballs. So your brain is not shielded from
Speaker 2: inflammation and infections and stuff as well. Well, it's never
Speaker 2: really shielded from infections and your eyes just are lacking
Speaker 2: and it really affects your vision. Your eyes get tired easier.
Speaker 2: Now this becomes very evident if you go on a computer.
Speaker 2: If you don't get the ingredients in like the macula,
Speaker 2: and you go on a computer, your eyes and your
Speaker 2: brain are exhausted within an hour. But if you go
Speaker 2: on the ingredients in the macula, you could be on
Speaker 2: that computer two or three hours without any consequences, without
Speaker 2: feeling tired, without your eyes getting tired, without your brain
Speaker 2: getting tired. It really makes a profound difference. So besides
Speaker 2: the and and by the way, this is loaded with
Speaker 2: the ingredients you need for your brain in your eyes,
Speaker 2: and I said zinc. That's another thing. There are things
Speaker 2: that you absorb poorly as you grow older. You absorbed
Speaker 2: them better when you were younger. That includes the ingredients
Speaker 2: in krill oiled officials. That includes zinc, That includes certain
Speaker 2: B vitamins, That includes the nutrients that work as protectors
Speaker 2: in the brain. The lutin in z is inent and
Speaker 2: that you also need for your vision. So you need
Speaker 2: extra of these when you grow older. So this is
Speaker 2: really when you get the macular advanced state checks. You're
Speaker 2: getting good vision protection you're getting good brain protection, you're
Speaker 2: getting antioxa protection. You're getting nutrients that you otherwise cannot
Speaker 2: get enough of out of your food, even with the
Speaker 2: best diet, because it just as hard to absorb out
Speaker 2: of food. As you grow older, it gets harder and
Speaker 2: harder to absorb these things. And you're getting immune system
Speaker 2: benefit because you get a little bit of vitamin AA,
Speaker 2: you're getting vitamin C, you're getting vitamin E, and you're
Speaker 2: getting zinc. These an NAC. These are very important nutrients
Speaker 2: for your immune system. And let me tell you about
Speaker 2: that NAC in there. NAC is at amino acid. NAC
Speaker 2: easily gets it to your brain because your brain loves it,
Speaker 2: and it creates something in your brain that detoxifies the brain,
Speaker 2: called glue to thion, but also strongly protects the brain
Speaker 2: glut to thion levels. My friend Alan Pressman used to
Speaker 2: call this the mother of all antioxidants because it rejuvenates
Speaker 2: and resecles all the other antioxidants and it's so powerful.
Speaker 2: Glut to Thion strongly shields your brain as strongly shields
Speaker 2: your eyes, and as you grow older, you have less
Speaker 2: and less gluetithion in your brain and eyes. That's why
Speaker 2: the NAC is in there. If you're taking the arid
Speaker 2: supplement or our synrum for the eyes, et cetera, I
Speaker 2: don't think you're getting NAC at all. You really need
Speaker 2: NAC to protect your brain and eyes. It is super
Speaker 2: important for shielding the brain and eyes. Pardon me so
Speaker 2: so far in the two products on special as the
Speaker 2: viy krill human test and human clinical trials published in
Speaker 2: major medical journals as a great product, great for your heart,
Speaker 2: great for your brain. Needed for your vision by the way,
Speaker 2: and your immune system and your muscles and your bones.
Speaker 2: And then the Macula Advanced State checks which is good
Speaker 2: for your vision, your brain, your immune system, and as
Speaker 2: a daily antioxidant protector. Like I said, if you take
Speaker 2: the back of Advance, you don't need another antioxidant. This
Speaker 2: will fulfill all your antioxidant needs every day. Now I
Speaker 2: put Phase two on special today. Phase two is a
Speaker 2: starch blocker, but it's real. It's been used in over
Speaker 2: twenty human clinical trials published in medical journals and scientific journals.
Speaker 2: It comes out of the white kidney bean. But don't
Speaker 2: forget the white kidney bean has a lot of starch
Speaker 2: in it, so you can't really eat white kidney beans
Speaker 2: to lose weight. So the Phase two attaches to a
Speaker 2: starts digesting family of enzymes and the alpha malay's family.
Speaker 2: And then when you eat something like bread or what
Speaker 2: beans or carrots or peas or anything with carbs in it,
Speaker 2: you absorb less sugar for the food. Now I say this,
Speaker 2: some of you might be on those GLP one blockers.
Speaker 2: I'm sorry I said blockers. I meant agonists. They make
Speaker 2: GLP one work. You know, the injections where people are
Speaker 2: losing weight, they really do work. But this will help it.
Speaker 2: This will people want to go outside now and be
Speaker 2: in their T shirts. Take the Phase two two capsules
Speaker 2: about five minutes before two or three meals a day,
Speaker 2: and you'll absorb a lot less sugar and it'll be
Speaker 2: easier for you to get trim because being trim is
Speaker 2: good for your brain, your heart, your kidneys. It's being
Speaker 2: trim is really good for everything. So here's what's on.
Speaker 2: Oh and by the way, that that Phase two ingredient
Speaker 2: has been stayed at the Mayo Clinic. I mean it's
Speaker 2: been stayed all over the place University of Rochester. I mean,
Speaker 2: it really works, it really and it doesn't make you nauseous.
Speaker 2: So you take the phase two that's from a fasciolamine.
Speaker 2: Vulgaris the white kidney bean without the carbs. You don't
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Speaker 3: Hello, and welcome to Invite Health Radio. I am doctor
Speaker 3: Amanda Williams, Director of Science at Invite Health.
Speaker 4: I know you just.
Speaker 3: Got done hearing from Jerry Hickey talking about the importance of.
Speaker 4: Those Omega three fatty acids.
Speaker 3: We certainly know that taking the cryloial advanced formulation can
Speaker 3: do so much to support not only our heart but
Speaker 3: our brain, and today I'm going to focus on stress
Speaker 3: and digestion because.
Speaker 4: The two are certainly.
Speaker 3: Interlinked, and whenever someone is dealing with stress, they oftentimes
Speaker 3: will describe it as being.
Speaker 4: In their gut.
Speaker 3: You know, I feel it my stomach, I feel a
Speaker 3: pit in my stomach, And we have to look at
Speaker 3: the physiological effects of stress how that has a sharp
Speaker 3: impact on every single system in the body. Now, some
Speaker 3: folks will experience different daily stressors and maybe you feel
Speaker 3: it more in your brain and you can describe it
Speaker 3: as brain fog or just feeling mentally fatigued.
Speaker 4: But in any event, we know that the month.
Speaker 3: Of April is the National Stress Awareness Month, and we
Speaker 3: also know that it's Irritable Bowel Syndrome Irritable Bowel Disease
Speaker 3: Awareness Month. So the two certainly go hand in hand.
Speaker 3: And we have so many different formulations that can be
Speaker 3: incredibly helpful for folks who are dealing with whether it's
Speaker 3: kind of like chronic GI issues, maybe it's bloating, heartburn
Speaker 3: and digestion. Maybe you do have irritable bowel, and we
Speaker 3: have many folks who deal with stress. So I'm going
Speaker 3: to talk about different formulations today that can hone in
Speaker 3: on that and give us kind of an upper hand
Speaker 3: when it comes to to better stress management, and in
Speaker 3: turn that will help to support better gi health because
Speaker 3: when we have any degree of gut dyspiosis, meaning an
Speaker 3: imbalance of healthy bacteria in the gut, this can accelerate
Speaker 3: the inflammatory process in the body, and when that happens,
Speaker 3: that can worsen any type of condition that you were
Speaker 3: dealing with, whether that's arthritis, whether you're dealing with blood
Speaker 3: sugar issues such as diabetes or pre diabetes, if you
Speaker 3: have a heart condition. So we always want to zero
Speaker 3: in on how do we improve upon gut health, and
Speaker 3: there are many different things that we can be doing.
Speaker 3: It's a comprehensive approach. As I always say, we have
Speaker 3: to look at lifestyle modifications and the way in which
Speaker 3: our diet is driving so much of this. We have
Speaker 3: to look at you know, are we tunes to sedentary?
Speaker 3: Are we moving enough? All of these things in totality
Speaker 3: make a big difference in how our body is reacting
Speaker 3: and responding to to stress and how we actually properly
Speaker 3: absorb the foods that we're eating. Now, ideally we're going
Speaker 3: to be you know, adhering to a Mediterranean style way
Speaker 3: of eating, which is going to incorporate higher fiber. I
Speaker 3: was just reading an article actually on a gi surgeon
Speaker 3: who treats predominantly colon cancers, and that was.
Speaker 4: One of his main things, and.
Speaker 3: I was actually quite pleased to hear his take on
Speaker 3: this that he said, even for himself, what he has
Speaker 3: learned through the years is that fiber is so important,
Speaker 3: and you know, to try and get enough fiber in
Speaker 3: the diet can be very difficult. But you know, he
Speaker 3: hit that that benchmark where he said, you know, at
Speaker 3: minimum thirty grams of fiber per day in order to
Speaker 3: allow the intestinal environment to to really work in the
Speaker 3: way that we need it to work. So this is
Speaker 3: why adherence to a Mediterranean diet is so important, because
Speaker 3: you are going to have a greater exposure to those
Speaker 3: fruits and the vegetables, the seeds and the nuts that
Speaker 3: yield you that high amount of fibers. So it was
Speaker 3: just an interesting little article that I was reading.
Speaker 4: But the fact that he said, oh, you.
Speaker 3: Know, thirty grams of fiber, this is the amount that
Speaker 3: we need to be taking in each day, I think
Speaker 3: is just a testament to what we have known for
Speaker 3: so many years. And I think I mentioned this maybe
Speaker 3: last week or perhaps the week before in regards to
Speaker 3: the fiber intake of folks in Australia and the UK
Speaker 3: versus the United States. And while in Australia and the
Speaker 3: UK they certainly fall short too, they're hitting around twenty
Speaker 3: grams on average per day, Americans do far less than that.
Speaker 3: Typical American usually struggles to get ten grams of fiber
Speaker 3: per day. So when you look at the bigger, broader
Speaker 3: picture when it comes to GI issues and folks who
Speaker 3: are dealing with conditions such as irritable bowel disease and IBS,
Speaker 3: and we certainly see the rate of colon cancer on
Speaker 3: the rise, especially in individuals who.
Speaker 4: Are in their forties in this country.
Speaker 3: This is something that we have to recognize and we
Speaker 3: have to be more proactive in. So hence, this is
Speaker 3: why I'm talking about digestive health today and partnering that
Speaker 3: up with stress. According to the American Psychological Association, we
Speaker 3: know that stress in this country is incredibly high. You
Speaker 3: can look at other parts of the world where, of
Speaker 3: course stress levels.
Speaker 4: Can be high. You look at.
Speaker 3: Areas where you know there's ongoing wars clearly they're going
Speaker 3: to be high stress. But in the United States, when
Speaker 3: you look at the statistics, it's really quite alarming. They
Speaker 3: say that the prevalence rate of stress in the US
Speaker 3: is you know, ticking upwards of seventy five percent of
Speaker 3: US adults who report having high amounts of stress in
Speaker 3: their life. So you say, okay, well, if you've got
Speaker 3: seventy five percent of Americans who are dealing with what
Speaker 3: they recognize to be an elevated amount of stress, and
Speaker 3: then we partner this up and we say, okay, well,
Speaker 3: you know, why is obesity on the rise, Why is
Speaker 3: non alcoholic fatty liver disease on the rise, Why is
Speaker 3: the you know, colon cancer rates on the rise. And
Speaker 3: we have to be able to tie stress in to
Speaker 3: this because remember, when the body is under stress, it
Speaker 3: makes it very difficult for us to heal and to repair.
Speaker 4: So we certainly want to.
Speaker 3: Be able to address all of these different moving parts.
Speaker 3: And for myself, I find that mindfulness techniques can be
Speaker 3: incredibly helpful. I oftentimes talk about when I was working
Speaker 3: as an assistant professor at a medical school and I
Speaker 3: went off and did some training through the Center for
Speaker 3: Mind Body medicine.
Speaker 4: I was doing that training.
Speaker 3: For the sole purpose of being able to help my
Speaker 3: medical students that I was working with who were under
Speaker 3: high amount of stress. And so I'm doing this course,
Speaker 3: and through taking the course and learning these different techniques,
Speaker 3: I started to realize how much that was helping me.
Speaker 3: So not only was I going to be able to
Speaker 3: help my students, I was able to better regulate my
Speaker 3: own daily stressors. And you know, I'm so grateful for that,
Speaker 3: because while I was doing so many other things right,
Speaker 3: I was, you know, adhering to a Mediterranean diet. I'm
Speaker 3: taking my supplements every single day, and I'm exercising, not.
Speaker 4: Going to the gym.
Speaker 3: I always say that I'm not a gym person, but
Speaker 3: I really enjoy walking, you know, I enjoy hula hooping.
Speaker 4: I know people always, you know, say.
Speaker 3: What, but hey, I always say, if you're stressed out,
Speaker 3: try and hulu that stress will go away because the
Speaker 3: only thing you can focus on is, you know, keeping
Speaker 3: that that hoop around your hips. But one of the
Speaker 3: things that that I took away from from that course
Speaker 3: and getting certified was Wow, mindfulness techniques really can work,
Speaker 3: but you have to find the right one for you.
Speaker 3: You know, not all techniques are going to fit your needs.
Speaker 3: So some folks do really well with you know, meditation
Speaker 3: or breathing techniques, guided imagery. For example, I find that
Speaker 3: music therapy for me is kind of.
Speaker 4: My go to.
Speaker 3: I enjoy listening to music, and so if I'm having
Speaker 3: a day where I'm just feeling like, oh gosh, there's
Speaker 3: so much going on and my brain is on you know, overdrive, here,
Speaker 3: I will just take you know, ten minutes and turn
Speaker 3: on some of my my favorite songs, listen to that music.
Speaker 4: Move to the music.
Speaker 3: I would say, it's not dancing with the stars. We're
Speaker 3: not trying to you know, win an award for our
Speaker 3: dance moves. But that's really key because the music can
Speaker 3: be so therapeutic. So, you know, I always keep that
Speaker 3: in mind. You know, when people here, you know, be
Speaker 3: mindful or you know, meditate, a lot of folks say
Speaker 3: I'm not going to meditate or I'm not going to
Speaker 3: go take a yoga class.
Speaker 4: That's just not my thing.
Speaker 3: There are so many things that you can do to
Speaker 3: to regulate your stress response in the body, to allow
Speaker 3: your parasympathetic nervous system to have better control over your
Speaker 3: sympathetic overdrive that's occurring. So when you look at this
Speaker 3: TI and you say seventy five percent of Americans are
Speaker 3: known to have high amounts of stress, how many of
Speaker 3: those seventy five percent of Americans are actually using proper
Speaker 3: techniques such as mindfulness, such as dietary modifications to regulate
Speaker 3: their stress. And the unfortunate answer to that is not many.
Speaker 3: Of course, all of you who listen to Invite Health Radio,
Speaker 3: you hear from Jerry Hickey, you hear from me, and
Speaker 3: we talk about the importance of incorporating in nutrients like
Speaker 3: elthianine and the power of elthianine, that very potent amino
Speaker 3: acid that's derived from green tea, and how that works
Speaker 3: to allow the body to enhance the GABBA release. So
Speaker 3: GABBA is your calming neurotransmitter. And the scientific studies on
Speaker 3: elthianine are so incredible impressive, and the Nutrients Journal in
Speaker 3: twenty nineteen they were looking at the impact of althianine
Speaker 3: supplementation on stress related symptoms and cognitive function. Because remember,
Speaker 3: as I mentioned, if you have a high amount of stress,
Speaker 3: oftentimes this will affect your attention, focus, memory. I would say,
Speaker 3: if you're incredibly stressed out. Try walking into a grocery
Speaker 3: store and then pausing for a moment and say, what
Speaker 3: did I come in here for. So that's kind of
Speaker 3: one of those perfect examples of you know how stress
Speaker 3: in that immediate time can affect our cognitive abilities. So
Speaker 3: you take chronic stress and you can see how detrimental
Speaker 3: that can be when it comes to memory, focus and attention,
Speaker 3: not to mention how it's affecting your GI tract and
Speaker 3: driving up inflammation throughout the entire body. So so in
Speaker 3: this randomized placebo controlled trial, this was double blinded, which
Speaker 3: is always important. We always look for the type of
Speaker 3: study when they're testing these things. And they took a
Speaker 3: group of individuals who were quote unquote healthy, but now
Speaker 3: we know, okay, seventy five percent of Americans are dealing
Speaker 3: with stress on a regular basis.
Speaker 4: So they took these individuals who.
Speaker 3: Don't have any past history of any type of psychiatric illnesses,
Speaker 3: and they gave them elthianine.
Speaker 4: They were giving them two.
Speaker 3: Hundred milligrams per day and they had them do this
Speaker 3: for one month, so two hundred milligrams of l fianine
Speaker 3: for one month. They also had the placebo group who
Speaker 3: was just taking just the sugar pill, and then they
Speaker 3: started to look at their sleep quality. They were looking
Speaker 3: at these different test mark to really determine if the
Speaker 3: lthaninge itself was making this impact that has been so
Speaker 3: well studied and so well known for many, many years.
Speaker 3: But as researchers do, they always want to convince themselves
Speaker 3: of a prior study, and through doing this analysis, they
Speaker 3: could clearly see that the lthenin had this very not
Speaker 3: only protective measure, but the ability to promote overall mental
Speaker 3: health quality. So levels of depression and anxiety were starting
Speaker 3: to drop in those groups.
Speaker 4: And remember these.
Speaker 3: Are groups who don't come in with known depression or
Speaker 3: known anxiety. But as they're in this four week trial,
Speaker 3: they're taking their two hundred milligrams of elthening each day,
Speaker 3: they're reporting back, you know, I feel really good.
Speaker 4: I feel less anxious.
Speaker 3: I didn't even realize I was so anxious before I
Speaker 3: started this study. And so I think that this this
Speaker 3: is one of those go to nutrents that I say
Speaker 3: every person out there should always have a bottle of
Speaker 3: the invite health Elthianine extract with you, whether you keep
Speaker 3: that in a cabinet in your home, whether you keep
Speaker 3: that in your pocketbook, whether you keep it in your
Speaker 3: briefcase or your desk at work, Taking elthanine when you
Speaker 3: feel that stress level starting to build up, and who
Speaker 3: knows what's precipitating that. You know, it could be something
Speaker 3: happening at work, something happening in your personal life. But
Speaker 3: in any event, we know that we can turn to elthenine.
Speaker 4: And it is quick acting.
Speaker 3: It's not something that we have to take over the
Speaker 3: course of a long time. This is something that we
Speaker 3: can take and we will see those impacts in an
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Speaker 3: welcome back to Invite Health Radio. I am doctor Amanda Williams,
Speaker 3: and we are talking about elthening this really interesting study
Speaker 3: that came out show me that just in one month,
Speaker 3: these individuals were, you know, coming back and saying, oh
Speaker 3: my goodness, you know my sleep quality has improved. And
Speaker 3: here's just a little fun tip on the invite health lthening.
Speaker 3: If sleep is your issue, take elthianing before bed so
Speaker 3: are LTHENINGE. There are one hundred milligrams per can, so
Speaker 3: you can take two if you need to take three,
Speaker 3: but a half an hour before you're ready to go
Speaker 3: to sleep. It really helps to kind of set that
Speaker 3: tone and allows the body to release more gabba. So
Speaker 3: that's your calming neurotransmitter, and it can really improve the
Speaker 3: quality of sleep that you will get. And you can
Speaker 3: take it during the day. But I said, what I
Speaker 3: love about it is it's one of those nutrients. It's
Speaker 3: not that you have to take it, you know for
Speaker 3: months and months and months before you say, well, you know,
Speaker 3: I think this is working. You take it today, you're
Speaker 3: going to notice it today. So that's always a great
Speaker 3: thing to have because there's many different things that can
Speaker 3: pop up throughout your day that can drive up your stress,
Speaker 3: and you know, it's one thing if it's the normal
Speaker 3: stress response. I always say stress comes in two different forms.
Speaker 3: You know, you have good stress, which is known as
Speaker 3: you stress, and then you have bad stress, which is distress.
Speaker 3: We don't want bad stress, chronic regular stress that can
Speaker 3: lead to burnout, and once we hit burnout, that's very
Speaker 3: difficult to kind of climb back from. So we have
Speaker 3: to to realize that the body is supposed to have
Speaker 3: a stress response. When you think about fight or flight
Speaker 3: for example, that's the perfect way to look at the
Speaker 3: body's self regulation of stress. But many folks go not
Speaker 3: from you know, fight or flight. They're just in a constant,
Speaker 3: you know, stress cycle, and that is not ideal. So
Speaker 3: we have to be able to regulate that HPA access,
Speaker 3: which is your hypothalmic pituitary adrenal access. And we have
Speaker 3: to be able to to regulate how cortisol, which is
Speaker 3: that main stress hormone that most folks think about, but
Speaker 3: we know that there are other you know, hormones that
Speaker 3: are released and you know this can affect blood pressure
Speaker 3: as an example. You know, if we are stressed out
Speaker 3: and that's affecting our epinephrin or our nor epinephrin or
Speaker 3: our eldosterone levels, this can affect our cardiac function. So
Speaker 3: regulation of the stress is so key, and you know,
Speaker 3: I mean there can be physiological reasons for you know,
Speaker 3: stress levels going up. You know, is it because you
Speaker 3: have low blood pressure or even low blood sugar. We
Speaker 3: know that that can create that lighter fight response in
Speaker 3: the body. So this is why the body is programmed
Speaker 3: this way. However, that chronic stress, that's when we shift
Speaker 3: away from acute stress, which is kind of good. I
Speaker 3: often describe, you know, the use stress or good stress
Speaker 3: as maybe you're excited because you're going on a trip,
Speaker 3: or you know, maybe you're getting ready to go on
Speaker 3: a rollercoaster and you're kind of nervous, but you're also
Speaker 3: excited about it. So that's good stress.
Speaker 4: The body can deal with that.
Speaker 3: But that chronic stress, that is very burdensome to the
Speaker 3: body and very detrimental. So we always want to hone
Speaker 3: in on that. So back to our althenine. This is
Speaker 3: something I say everybody should have. When I look at
Speaker 3: a couple of different things that everyone should have in
Speaker 3: their you know, arsenal, althenine and berromolane. Those are our
Speaker 3: two go to's because bromoline has many different functions. Bromolay
Speaker 3: number one, say, if you have a meal that's very
Speaker 3: heavy in protein. You go out with some friends and
Speaker 3: you have a big steak dinner as an example, you
Speaker 3: get home, you're like, oh gosh, this feels not so great.
Speaker 3: Take your bromolane. Bromolane is a protealytic digestive enzyme and
Speaker 3: it will aid in breaking down the protein.
Speaker 4: So if you have a very protein.
Speaker 3: Riched meal and it's not sitting well with you, take
Speaker 3: your bromolin. But the other nice thing about bromolaine is,
Speaker 3: you know, maybe you have a muscle strain, or you
Speaker 3: step funny off of a sidewalk and you feel like
Speaker 3: you kind of twisted your ankle a little bit. You
Speaker 3: can still walk on it, but it's just a little
Speaker 3: uncomfortable bromoline. Bromoline is so wonderful for targeting that type
Speaker 3: of inflammation and has been studied and shown to be
Speaker 3: just as beneficial as taking a non steroidal anti inflammatory drug,
Speaker 3: which we know those come with a whole slew of
Speaker 3: side effects. So when you're looking at your ibuprofens and
Speaker 3: the likes, when we can turn to bermolaine. So this
Speaker 3: is why you should always have bromolaine on hand. I
Speaker 3: can't tell you how many times I have turned to bromoline,
Speaker 3: and once again it's quick acting. How much should you
Speaker 3: take it really depends, you know, in the setting of
Speaker 3: kind of a acute injury, you'd likely want to be
Speaker 3: taking a thousand in to three thousand milligrams per day
Speaker 3: just kind of just depends on the person. I mean,
Speaker 3: I know myself, if I take a thousand, I get
Speaker 3: very good coverage with that. I have other folks where,
Speaker 3: you know, they find two thousand milligrams is their sweet spot.
Speaker 3: If you're using it for a digestive enzyme, usually five
Speaker 3: hundred to a thousand is sufficient. So but always just
Speaker 3: reach out to one of our nutritional experts and they
Speaker 3: can give you some guidance on that. But so brom
Speaker 3: lane and theening two things you should always have on board.
Speaker 3: We can see how you know. Elthenine reduces not only
Speaker 3: the psychological stress response, but also the physiological response to stress.
Speaker 3: And this is important because remember the two are completely connected.
Speaker 3: We can't look and say, okay, I'm stressed and I
Speaker 3: feel that stress in my brain or like, emotionally I'm
Speaker 3: feeling stressed out. If you're emotionally feeling stressed out, that
Speaker 3: means you are also physiologically feeling that stress. And we
Speaker 3: know that the althenine that is derived as mentioned from
Speaker 3: green tea, really has this nice ability to target the
Speaker 3: physiological effects of stress. And in the study that was
Speaker 3: published back in two thousand and seven, so going back
Speaker 3: in time a little bit here, but the Biological Psychology
Speaker 3: Journal looked at how the althenine actually helped with even
Speaker 3: regulating heart rate and blood pressure. So althenie, they said,
Speaker 3: could have this very powerful anti stress effect, not only
Speaker 3: in terms of how someone's emotionally feeling about how their
Speaker 3: body is physiologically responding to that, and certainly it goes
Speaker 3: even beyond and once again that.
Speaker 4: Of just.
Speaker 3: The psychological stressors, because we have also seen the impact
Speaker 3: of althenine when it comes to gut health. And what
Speaker 3: was really fascinating in the study that was published in
Speaker 3: twenty twenty four, and this was in the Journal of
Speaker 3: Agricultural Food Chemistry, they looked at how althenine could alleviate
Speaker 3: alterative colitis and the way they said that it was
Speaker 3: doing that was through the communication pathways of the gut microbiome.
Speaker 3: So really quite fascinating that the althenine was working within
Speaker 3: the gut. So within the intestines to help your good,
Speaker 3: healthy bacteria produce higher amounts of those short chain fatty
Speaker 3: acids like butyrate, which can help to work as an
Speaker 3: anti inflammatory. So this whycillium, for example, cilium fiber, why
Speaker 3: that's so helpful because it allows the body to produce
Speaker 3: more butyrate. So butteric acid works as a natural anti
Speaker 3: inflammatory in the body, and we can see how althenine
Speaker 3: is doing the same thing. So if you're dealing with
Speaker 3: stress and irritable bowel and goodness gracious, if you have
Speaker 3: IBS and it's affecting your life because you're like, I
Speaker 3: can't leave the house because you know, I may feel
Speaker 3: like I have to run to the bathroom that I'm
Speaker 3: sure cannot be a fun experience, and it's going to
Speaker 3: drive your stress level up.
Speaker 4: So turn to.
Speaker 3: Althenine, which we know can help to enhance that butyrate production.
Speaker 3: So it's going to lessen the inflammation and at the
Speaker 3: same time you're gonna feel a lot more calm. So
Speaker 3: althening it is your go too. And then we always
Speaker 3: have to look at probiotic So we have the probiotic HX,
Speaker 3: which is our comprehensive blend. Those five different strains of
Speaker 3: healthy bacteria up with a prebiotic which does so much
Speaker 3: to kind of prime the gut for the introduction for
Speaker 3: those good, healthy bacteria, and it also works as a
Speaker 3: food source for those five strains of healthy bacteria. So
Speaker 3: when you're taking probiotic chacks, you can rest assured that
Speaker 3: the potency and the viability the live bacteria, they are
Speaker 3: going to be thriving because they have that food source.
Speaker 4: Already packed in to that capsule.
Speaker 3: So our probiotic Chacks, as you've probably heard Jerry Hickey
Speaker 3: talk about this product for so many years now. When
Speaker 3: he researched this and formulated this product, he just did
Speaker 3: such an amazing job of partnering up those different strains
Speaker 3: of probiotics based on the clinical studies, the full understanding
Speaker 3: of how these different unique strains of healthy back materia
Speaker 3: are working to optimize our overall microbiome and to create
Speaker 3: this lovely balance once again, so in individuals who are
Speaker 3: dealing with conditions such as irritable bowel, alterative colitis, leaky gut,
Speaker 3: this probiotic hax this should be part of your staple routine.
Speaker 3: But also keep in mind that there's such a strong
Speaker 3: connection between the gut and the brain. So if you
Speaker 3: have high levels of stress, if you're one of those
Speaker 3: seventy five percent of Americans who says, yes, I have
Speaker 3: a lot of daily stressors that impact the way that
Speaker 3: I feel, can affect my digestive health, can affect my
Speaker 3: cognitive health. Taking probiotic HAX each day can really give
Speaker 3: you this wonderful balance to help better regulate that communication
Speaker 3: pathway between the gut and the brain. And that's always
Speaker 3: what we are seeking. So we add in that probiotic HAX.
Speaker 3: We know that that's going to help to support healthy
Speaker 3: digestion each day, it's going to help regulate inflammation.
Speaker 4: But at the same time, it's.
Speaker 3: Also very very helpful for our immune systems. Even if
Speaker 3: you're dealing with you know, springtime seasonal allergies for example,
Speaker 3: you start taking that probiotic HAX and you're going to
Speaker 3: see a quick noticeable difference in how you are feeling.
Speaker 3: So this is why this product has been so popular
Speaker 3: for so long, because when people start to use it,
Speaker 3: they're like, Wow, this is the first time I've used
Speaker 3: a probiotic product where I really do feel the difference.
Speaker 3: I feel better, I feel like I have better bowel regularity.
Speaker 3: I feel mentally clear. I feel like I'm not sneezing
Speaker 3: as much from the pollens that are in the air.
Speaker 3: So probiotic HX definitely a go to. I also want
Speaker 3: to talk about our digestive HX. I'm looking at the clock.
Speaker 3: I realize I do need to squeeze in a quick break,
Speaker 3: so but when I get back, I'm to talk about
Speaker 3: digestive HAX and why this product is so important, especially
Speaker 3: as we get older.
Speaker 4: So stick around. I will be right back just after this.
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Speaker 3: welcome back to Invite Health Radio. I am doctor Amanda Williams.
Speaker 3: Happy Saturday morning to everyone. Got March Madness wrapping up.
Speaker 4: It's always amazing to me.
Speaker 3: I'm still very surprised that all four of the number
Speaker 3: one seeds made it.
Speaker 4: I said, usually there's.
Speaker 3: Always kind of the the Cinderella story, but hot this
Speaker 3: year was uh, kind of. I'm sure for folks who
Speaker 3: put all four of those teams onto the their brackets,
Speaker 3: you're you're probably quite happy with yourselves today because that's
Speaker 3: I think they said, this is only the second time
Speaker 3: in history it's happened, and the last time was in
Speaker 3: two thousand and eight, so really really remarkable, you know,
Speaker 3: because there there are so many things that can happen
Speaker 3: in the course of of March Madness. I remember, you know,
Speaker 3: many years ago. My brother's team. My brother played at
Speaker 3: MISSOO at University of Missouri, and throughout a good portion
Speaker 3: of the season they were ranked number one, but they
Speaker 3: went into the tournament and they were ranked third, and
Speaker 3: they lost in the first round to you know, just
Speaker 3: one of those teams that you're not supposed to lose to.
Speaker 4: So yeah, it's just it's always exciting.
Speaker 3: So that's for me why I really enjoy watching watching
Speaker 3: any type of college sport. I don't know, I guess
Speaker 3: for the bigger picture on that is for many of
Speaker 3: those athletes, that's their last hurrah.
Speaker 4: It's kind of like.
Speaker 3: College bowl games and football. You know, this is going
Speaker 3: to be their last tramo. So those players, they don't
Speaker 3: go on and play professionally afterwards. So so it's nice
Speaker 3: when they when they have these you know, end of
Speaker 3: the season tournaments and you can really see these these players,
Speaker 3: you know, put in everything that they have because it
Speaker 3: may be the last time that they ever step foot
Speaker 3: onto to court and that and that setting as a player.
Speaker 3: So I always I look at the personal stories. I
Speaker 3: like that type of stuff. Now digestive HX, this is
Speaker 3: our go to This is a power blend of digestive
Speaker 3: enzymes to help support the way in which your body
Speaker 3: breaks down the foods that you're eating. Now, this certainly
Speaker 3: matters because as we get older, unfortunately, our natural production
Speaker 3: of those digestive enzymes begins to diminish. And I often
Speaker 3: talk about how, you know, maybe five years ago there
Speaker 3: was this big trend and you know, traditional doctors being like, oh,
Speaker 3: you've got pancreatic insufficiency. Uh, what is pancreatic insufficiency? You're
Speaker 3: pancreas isn't making enough digestive enzymes. Is this something that's known?
Speaker 4: Yeah, we know this.
Speaker 3: We know that as we get older. We can go
Speaker 3: back in time and look at the at studies that show,
Speaker 3: you know, just how much of a downward shift in
Speaker 3: enzyme release people can have as they get older.
Speaker 4: And when I say go back in time, goodness.
Speaker 3: There was a study that was done in nineteen eighty
Speaker 3: eight in the International Journal of Pancreatile and they were
Speaker 3: looking at the secretion of those pancreatic enzymes in individuals
Speaker 3: as they were getting older. And then they compared it
Speaker 3: to people who were in their thirties, and they compared
Speaker 3: that to people who were in their seventies and they
Speaker 3: could clearly see that people in their seventies are not
Speaker 3: making the same amount of enzymes as people who were
Speaker 3: in their thirties, which is why for many folks and
Speaker 3: when they get to a certain age, they may find
Speaker 3: that some of the foods that they used to enjoy
Speaker 3: eating they don't enjoy them as much. Or they say,
Speaker 3: you know, I used to enjoy eating a salad every day,
Speaker 3: but now I find that that's it's harder on my gut.
Speaker 3: After I eat a salad, I just I don't feel
Speaker 3: so good. Well, we certainly know that raw vegetables in
Speaker 3: particular are one of the bigger problems for folks who
Speaker 3: are already dealing with enzyme deficiencies. But the other issue
Speaker 3: is is that when you look at your vegetables, it's
Speaker 3: not like the body has a particular enzyme known as
Speaker 3: cellulase to break down the cellulose.
Speaker 4: We don't.
Speaker 3: We're not plants. We know this, but what do we do, well, we.
Speaker 4: Our body breaks it down mechanically.
Speaker 3: So through that action, the churning that happens, you know,
Speaker 3: you hit the stomach, so then you have all the
Speaker 3: different acids and then there's the movement out of the
Speaker 3: stomach into the small intestines and then we have the peristosis,
Speaker 3: so the movement of that food. But the problem is
Speaker 3: is that that action also can start to kind of
Speaker 3: diminish as we get older, which is why for many individuals,
Speaker 3: as they get older, they find that having steamed vegetables
Speaker 3: or cooked vegetables is much easier for them to digest
Speaker 3: as opposed to raw. So if you fall into that category,
Speaker 3: if you're listening and saying, oh, yeah, you know what
Speaker 3: the last time I was, you know, eating some raw broccoli,
Speaker 3: I did notice I didn't feel as good afterwards, then
Speaker 3: this is why, and so we have to be able
Speaker 3: to address that. And this is where digestive HX can
Speaker 3: be very helpful because we added into this formulation a
Speaker 3: very powerful enzyme known as alpha galactic sidease, and the
Speaker 3: alpha galactusidease enzyme works to break down those the outer
Speaker 3: membrane of those vegetables, which is key because then that
Speaker 3: makes it easier for perhaps our slowed peristalsis to work
Speaker 3: more efficiently. So when you're taking digestive HX, and the
Speaker 3: way that I advise taking it is about fifteen minutes
Speaker 3: prior to eating. Now, let's face the reality here, seventy
Speaker 3: five percent of Americans are dealing with stress.
Speaker 4: What's the likelihood that.
Speaker 3: Every single time you eat you remember to take your
Speaker 3: digestive HX approximately fifteen minutes before you eat. Not that
Speaker 3: great because maybe you're on the run, on the go,
Speaker 3: and you're grabbing some food and you're eating, and you're
Speaker 3: halfway through that meal and you go, oh my gosh,
Speaker 3: I didn't take my digestive enzymes. That's okay, you can
Speaker 3: still take them.
Speaker 4: It's just.
Speaker 3: Ideal if we can take it roughly fifteen minutes before
Speaker 3: we introduce those foods. But in any event, they're going
Speaker 3: to work even if you're halfway through your meal. And
Speaker 3: what this partner's up is all of those key enzymes
Speaker 3: that support the breakdown of the fats in your food,
Speaker 3: the proteins in your food, the carbohydrates.
Speaker 4: In your foods.
Speaker 3: It has betaine hydrochloride. We know that the betaane hydrochloride
Speaker 3: is very important for the stomach acid environment itself, and
Speaker 3: we also know that it's really key that we have
Speaker 3: adequate bitaine hydrochloride in our stomach acids because that helps
Speaker 3: our body with absorbing B twelve from the foods as
Speaker 3: well as from supplementation. So it's really a powerhouse formulation.
Speaker 3: When people start to use digestive HX, and I've worked
Speaker 3: with many individuals through the years who will complain about,
Speaker 3: you know, acid reflux, feeling bloated after a meal. This product,
Speaker 3: the digestive HX, This helps to support that proper digestion,
Speaker 3: having the amylase to break down the carbs, having the
Speaker 3: liepase to break down the fats, the proteases in this
Speaker 3: it also contains bromline, so we have bromline added into
Speaker 3: this formulation and digestion itself. I would say it starts
Speaker 3: from when we see the food, we smell the food,
Speaker 3: which is why mindful eating is really important. And when
Speaker 3: I say mindful eating, put everything down, pause, give your
Speaker 3: body ten or fifteen minutes to actually enjoy your foods
Speaker 3: and think about what you are about to eat.
Speaker 4: This helps to get all.
Speaker 3: Of those enzymes working properly. It allows for proper paristolsis
Speaker 3: and movement throughout the GI track. So we see the food,
Speaker 3: we smell the food, and we get this instant release
Speaker 3: of enzymes in our mouth. So the different salivary analysis
Speaker 3: for example, and salivary lie pace, and then we start
Speaker 3: chewing our food, and then we go down into the stomach,
Speaker 3: and this is where we hit those different gastric juices
Speaker 3: and the hydrochloric acid pepsin, and then we go into
Speaker 3: the small intestines where we have these other enzymes that
Speaker 3: are working to enhance the way that are our body
Speaker 3: can actually absorb those nutrients. So if we're adhering to
Speaker 3: a Mediterranean diet, for example, which is loaded with all
Speaker 3: of those wonderful vitamins, minerals, antioxidants, we want to be
Speaker 3: able to absorb those and this is where digestive HX
Speaker 3: can be so incredibly helpful because it actually is allowing
Speaker 3: your full enzymatic process to work much more efficiently. So
Speaker 3: if you're dealing with irritable bowel, if you're dealing with
Speaker 3: alterative colitis, or if you have a chronic GI related
Speaker 3: issue and you're not taking a digestive enzyme each day
Speaker 3: before your meals, this is a place that can make
Speaker 3: a huge difference in how you are feeling. And we
Speaker 3: also know that each one of these different individual enzymes
Speaker 3: that are contained in the digestive HX also do a
Speaker 3: really lovely job once again with the immune system response,
Speaker 3: regulating inflammation, and helping to support once again that gut
Speaker 3: brain connection. We certainly know that dietary supplementation with a
Speaker 3: comprehensive enzyme blend, which is what's found in digestive HX,
Speaker 3: can really facilitate a high amount of healthier digestion and
Speaker 3: better absorption of your foods as well as your supplements.
Speaker 3: So maybe you're taking our core multivitamin every day, we
Speaker 3: want to make sure that we're enhancing the way in
Speaker 3: which those vitamins and.
Speaker 4: Minerals are absorbing.
Speaker 3: And if you're dealing with a GI issue, this is
Speaker 3: going to create problems obstacles. So adding in digestive HIX,
Speaker 3: even if it's just for your heaviest meal of the day,
Speaker 3: is very important, especially as we get older, because we
Speaker 3: know that as we get older, our natural production of
Speaker 3: those enzymes begins to diminish. So I've worked with many
Speaker 3: folks where we get them on a routine where they're
Speaker 3: taking digestive HX, they're taking probiotic HX. Maybe for some
Speaker 3: folks who have more of that acid reflux and heartburn,
Speaker 3: we add in min acid. And I want to tell
Speaker 3: you about the men acid formulation because it's really a
Speaker 3: wonderful go to for those occasional times where you do
Speaker 3: experience heartburn or indigestion. But I do need to squeeze
Speaker 3: in one more break, so stick around.
Speaker 4: I will be right back just after this.
Speaker 3: Listening to this radio show makes learning and saving easier.
Speaker 3: For today's featured product specials, call eight hundred sixty three
Speaker 3: to two zero five seven to two. That's eight hundred
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Speaker 3: You can get even more savings by using promo code
Speaker 3: Amanda wor take an additional ten percent off. That's right.
Speaker 3: Use promo code Amanda WR for an additional ten percent
Speaker 3: off today's radio specials.
Speaker 4: Don't wait.
Speaker 3: Call right now for today's specials. Eight hundred six three
Speaker 3: two zero five seven to two. Buy one bottle at
Speaker 3: suggested retail and get one bottle free with free shipping
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Speaker 3: welcome back to Invite Health Radio.
Speaker 4: Now let's talk about minute acid.
Speaker 3: This is a great go to another one of those
Speaker 3: products that would be a good idea to just have
Speaker 3: on hand for those times where maybe you do feel
Speaker 3: like you're having a little bit of heartburn indigestion.
Speaker 4: Min acid. It's quick acting.
Speaker 3: It is a blend of DGL which is licorice extract.
Speaker 3: It's the deglystrinated versions. You don't have to have the
Speaker 3: concerns with it affecting your blood pressure. It has plantain
Speaker 3: extract in that their slippery elm and marshmallow, not the
Speaker 3: fluffy variety, but the marshmallow root extract in this. People
Speaker 3: really respond to this formulation. We've had it in our
Speaker 3: product line for many, many years. A much cleaner option,
Speaker 3: I will just say, as opposed to, you know, having
Speaker 3: to turn to the common thing, which is like tombs.
Speaker 4: Where you're getting.
Speaker 3: Corn starch and tall and artificial colors, and I mean
Speaker 3: that's just crazy. So we certainly can look at the
Speaker 3: science on how the marshmallow extract has been utilized for
Speaker 3: you know, thousands of years through throughout different parts of
Speaker 3: the globe for GI issues specifically, and same thing when
Speaker 3: you're looking at slippery elm extract and the DGL. So
Speaker 3: this is a great go to for the times where
Speaker 3: maybe you do eat something that you're not used to
Speaker 3: eating in your diet and it really can help to
Speaker 3: support that upper GI tract. If you're feeling kind of
Speaker 3: that burn up in the esophagus, this is a really
Speaker 3: comforting way to address this. And knowing in your mind,
Speaker 3: I'm using things from nature. I'm not putting chemicals into
Speaker 3: my system. I don't have to have concerns with you know,
Speaker 3: the artificial colors and artificial flavors any of that. So
Speaker 3: you know, min acid definitely is a go to. I
Speaker 3: want to also mention I have the green TTX on special,
Speaker 3: and the reason why I put that on special is,
Speaker 3: you know, we can clearly see the power of EGCG
Speaker 3: when it comes to gut health and the way in
Speaker 3: which EGCG can support the healthy stress response, because when
Speaker 3: you're using the green TTX, you're going to be getting
Speaker 3: some natural health the inine coming from each one of
Speaker 3: those dropper folds, so you get the power of the
Speaker 3: EGCG plus you get some lthanine, and this has been
Speaker 3: studied in that setting of really helping to regulate the
Speaker 3: hypothalamic pituitary adrenal access and in the Journal of Medicinal
Speaker 3: Foods in twenty eighteen they looked at this. They looked
Speaker 3: at the the overall effect of EGCG on behavioral and
Speaker 3: cognitive impairments when folks are under higher amounts of stress,
Speaker 3: and the mechanism of how EGCG was working. So one
Speaker 3: of the things we know it's doing is it's a
Speaker 3: powerful antioxidant, so it's fighting off the oxidative stress or
Speaker 3: the free radicals that can be worsening that stress response.
Speaker 3: And at the same time it's helping to lower inflammation
Speaker 3: because remember with EGCG, it actually can turn off this
Speaker 3: switch which is known as HMGB one. Not that we
Speaker 3: need to know the technical details of that, but that's
Speaker 3: a major regulator of inflammation in the body, and we
Speaker 3: know that the EGCG from green tea can help turn
Speaker 3: that off. So we're helping to lessen inflammation, we're lessening
Speaker 3: the body's chronic stress response, which means regulation of cortisol,
Speaker 3: and we're getting that exposure to the lthenine, so it
Speaker 3: gives us that nice sense of calm. So it's kind
Speaker 3: of a win win across the board when you're using
Speaker 3: the green TTX formulation, and we also know that it
Speaker 3: helps with the promotion of a healthy microbiome. There was
Speaker 3: a real fascinating research study that was done looking at C. Difficil,
Speaker 3: which is a very bad bacteria infection that can happen
Speaker 3: sometimes people will get this post antibiotic therapy, but they
Speaker 3: looked at how EGCG actually helped to improve upon the
Speaker 3: intestinal gut microbiome and create a homeostasis within the microbiome.
Speaker 3: This is in the setting of a really rough bacterial
Speaker 3: infection that can do a significant amount of damage. So
Speaker 3: the power of EGCG and the many different utilizations of
Speaker 3: our green TTX is just kind of another one of
Speaker 3: those nutrients where if you have it on board, and
Speaker 3: even if you're not taking it every single day, maybe
Speaker 3: you take you know, one or two full droppers full
Speaker 3: add that in with four six ounces of water sip
Speaker 3: on that you can do it hot, you can do
Speaker 3: it cold. That's not going to affect it. Sometimes people
Speaker 3: do ask that, you know, can I drink this as
Speaker 3: a hot tea. Yes, you certainly can.
Speaker 4: The EGCG is not.
Speaker 3: Going to break down because of the heat. So EGCG
Speaker 3: is quite powerful and it can withstand those temperatures. But
Speaker 3: that's just something that I wanted to include into today's
Speaker 3: specials because it gives you so many, you know, different benefits,
Speaker 3: and certainly we know EGCG can help promote thermogenesis. So
Speaker 3: even for fat burning, you've got summer coming up right
Speaker 3: around the corner. Maybe you're already thinking about your your
Speaker 3: beach bodies out there, so you know, having your green
Speaker 3: TTX is helpful for the immunes system, for a stress response,
Speaker 3: and you know, just to regulate inflammation. It's always interesting,
Speaker 3: especially during cold and flu season, when people will start
Speaker 3: to use our green TTX and then they come back
Speaker 3: and go you know, I was experiencing some you know,
Speaker 3: inflammation in my knee, you know, little arthritis.
Speaker 4: Wasn't doing much about it.
Speaker 3: But now I'm taking the green TTX because I was
Speaker 3: concerned about cold and flu season and I work in
Speaker 3: an office building. I thought, if I just drink my
Speaker 3: green TTX every day, this will help.
Speaker 4: My immune system.
Speaker 3: But at the same time, it helped with my occasional
Speaker 3: knee pain. So we know how how the green tea
Speaker 3: itself is working. So that's a great product to have
Speaker 3: on hand. The other product that I want to talk
Speaker 3: about today is GI Maintain. Understanding the way in which
Speaker 3: different herbal extras can create this soothing calming effect for
Speaker 3: the entire GI tract is important, and this is why
Speaker 3: men acid is so helpful and why it works.
Speaker 4: It's because we know that.
Speaker 3: When we partner up marshmallow and slippery ELM and DGL,
Speaker 3: how effective that can be. But we have a very
Speaker 3: advanced formulation called GI maintain, and this contains that marshmallow extract.
Speaker 3: It has slippery elm, there's AlOH in this, there's the DGL,
Speaker 3: but it also contains glutamine. And glutamine is such an
Speaker 3: important amino acid in the body for the way in
Speaker 3: which our body responds to stress. Very interesting to see
Speaker 3: what can happen to the natural glutamine levels in the
Speaker 3: body when the body goes through any major illness or injury.
Speaker 3: Glutamine itself is the most abundant amino acid found in
Speaker 3: the body, and we certainly know that it works to
Speaker 3: improve our immune function.
Speaker 4: We can see how.
Speaker 3: It works to support healthy permeability within the intestine. So
Speaker 3: if someone's dealing with leaky gut or any form of
Speaker 3: gut imbalance, supplementation with glutamine can.
Speaker 4: Be kind of their main solution.
Speaker 3: Because we're enhancing the gut microbiome environment, we're sealing up
Speaker 3: any of those areas where we're experiencing leaky gut, and
Speaker 3: at the same time we're allowing the body itself to
Speaker 3: kind of re energize. And so for folks who exercise,
Speaker 3: for example, that can create a setting in which the
Speaker 3: body struggles a bit more when it comes to recovery.
Speaker 3: So taking the GI maintain and having the exposure to
Speaker 3: all of these different nutrients, including citrus pectin, which is
Speaker 3: in this formulation, and citrus pectin is a wonderful binder
Speaker 3: of different toxins. And if we are just cognizant of
Speaker 3: the fact that every single day we unfortunately are exposed
Speaker 3: to higher levels of toxins just from the air that
Speaker 3: we breathe, from things that we come in contact with,
Speaker 3: it would be very wise that we focus in on that.
Speaker 3: That's why I talk about like greens ajex for example,
Speaker 3: why greens ahex because the greens ahex has the finite
Speaker 3: ability through the partnering of all of these different herbs
Speaker 3: and antioxidants to help the body detoxify each and every
Speaker 3: single day. Well, we can see the same thing with
Speaker 3: that citrus pectin. It goes in and it combined to
Speaker 3: things like heavy metals and other toxin that create havoc
Speaker 3: in our system. So taking a scoop of GI maintain
Speaker 3: giving you this wonderful blend of courstin, and there's black
Speaker 3: tea leaf extract in this the L glutamine and you're
Speaker 3: getting one point five grams of L glutamine, So it's
Speaker 3: not like it's just a little sprinkle of L glutamine
Speaker 3: in this formulation. This can set that tone for the
Speaker 3: healing that your GI tract needs. And so for folks
Speaker 3: who have been dealing with chronic problems with digestion for many,
Speaker 3: many years, this product can be your solution because it
Speaker 3: has so many nutrients partnered up together to optimize the
Speaker 3: way the body can heal itself. And you're getting those
Speaker 3: nutrients such as L glutamine, that most abundant amino acid
Speaker 3: that can do so much to re energize and to
Speaker 3: heal you. So that's on special today along with the
Speaker 3: green TTX, the greens HX, the althenine, the min acid,
Speaker 3: the probiotic HX, and digestive HX. Remember to use that
Speaker 3: promo code Amanda woor to get that additional ten percent
Speaker 3: off all of those products today. And if you happen
Speaker 3: to have questions for me, reach out to me A
Speaker 3: Williams at invitehealth dot com and until we speak again,
Speaker 3: be well. Listening to this radio show makes learning and
Speaker 3: saving easier. For today's featured product specials, call eight hundred
Speaker 3: sixty three to two zero five seven to two. That's
Speaker 3: eight hundred six three two zero five seven to two
Speaker 3: to get your buy one, get one free offer.
Speaker 4: Guess what.
Speaker 3: You can get even more savings by using promo code
Speaker 3: Amanda wor take an additional ten percent off. That's right,
Speaker 3: Use promo code Amanda WR for an additional ten percent
Speaker 3: off today's radio specials.
Speaker 4: Don't wait.
Speaker 3: Call right now for today's specials. Eight hundred sixty three
Speaker 3: two zero five seven to two. Buy one bottle at
Speaker 3: suggested retail and get one bottle free with free shipping
Speaker 3: on orders over thirty five dollars. Don't forget to mention
Speaker 3: the promo code Amanda wr to get an additional ten
Speaker 3: percent off when you call eight hundred sixty three to
Speaker 3: two zero five seven to two or shop online at
Speaker 3: invitehealth dot com. Don't wait, call right now eight hundred
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