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Speaker 2: Happy Saturday. Welcome to another edition of Invite Health Radio.
Speaker 2: I'm going to be your host. My name is Jerry Hickey,
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Speaker 2: true what I'm about to tell you. Leading researchers in
Speaker 2: our universe, on our planet, the leading researchers in brain
Speaker 2: chemistry are taking multi vitamins for their aging brain. The
Speaker 2: leading researchers in neuropsychology and neuroimaging, et cetera are generally
Speaker 2: older people. They've been around the block many times. They
Speaker 2: have a tremendous amount of interest in doing research and
Speaker 2: a tremendous amount of knowledge, I mean, just volumes of
Speaker 2: knowledge in their brain. So one of these researchers is
Speaker 2: doctor Adam Brickman. He's a professor of neuropsychology, so he's
Speaker 2: a neuroscientist. He does neuroscientific research, so he studies our
Speaker 2: aging brain, and he started to take a multivitamin because
Speaker 2: of his super large studies that he's replicated. Okay, these
Speaker 2: studies have been done a number of times with the
Speaker 2: same results that a multi vitamin is incredible for an
Speaker 2: aging brain. Let me just give you a couple of
Speaker 2: tips here. As we grow older, this is very important.
Speaker 2: It's harder for us to get the nutrients out of food.
Speaker 2: It's harder for us to extract these little tiny nutrients,
Speaker 2: and a consequence of that is our brain suffers because
Speaker 2: our brain is super needy. So when you take a multivitamin,
Speaker 2: it's easier to absorb these nutrients and you have a
Speaker 2: ready supply for your brain. There's a surplus there that
Speaker 2: some of it's going to reach your brain, and that's
Speaker 2: very good for your brain. So older people really get
Speaker 2: great value from a multivitamin. A person twenty to thirty
Speaker 2: not so much. They're a little bit sharper, a little
Speaker 2: bit more energy if they take a multi but a
Speaker 2: person our age research shows that people in our age group,
Speaker 2: like people in their sixties, seventies, eighties, even in their fifties,
Speaker 2: that taking a multi vitamin consistently over the years protects
Speaker 2: you from a heart attack, protect you from a stroke,
Speaker 2: protect you from cancer, protect you from vision loss and
Speaker 2: eye diseases, and protect you from Alzheimer's and memory loss.
Speaker 2: And I'm going to go into that right now. So
Speaker 2: that's huge. So yes, someone in their twenties and thirties
Speaker 2: it takes a daily multivitamin, will get a little bit
Speaker 2: of benefit out of it because they might have a
Speaker 2: little more energy for their brain add a multivitamin, they
Speaker 2: wouldn't than they would normally have. So if they're in
Speaker 2: a very high energy kind of profession, you know, very
Speaker 2: a profession that just puts a tremendous amount of stress
Speaker 2: and strain on you. Yeah, a multivitamin is really good
Speaker 2: for them. But typical twenty a thirty year old can
Speaker 2: do fund without a multi But when you're in fifty, sixty, seventies,
Speaker 2: eighties and beyond, you really need a multi vitamin. You
Speaker 2: really have to have one. So let's get on with
Speaker 2: this research now, Doctor Adam Brickman, you can look him up.
Speaker 2: The guy's brilliant. I heard him research. Excuse me, I
Speaker 2: heard him lecture once. So he does research at the
Speaker 2: towp Institute. They study Alzheimer's disease. They study the aging brain.
Speaker 2: This is at Columbia University, and he uses super high tech,
Speaker 2: very sensitive neuroimaging machines to understand what happens to our
Speaker 2: brain as we age. So he examines like changes to
Speaker 2: the structure of our brain and the flow of blood
Speaker 2: to our brain and how this affects our thinking and
Speaker 2: our memory. So he examines changes in cognition and memory
Speaker 2: and changes to the structure to brain in a nutshell.
Speaker 2: So he's very interested in cognitive reserve, which is something
Speaker 2: I've been interested in since the nineties. In the nineties
Speaker 2: I saw a nuns study. These were nuns down in
Speaker 2: the Southwest, and it was about one hundred aging nuns
Speaker 2: and they all donated their brains to science, and they
Speaker 2: found out some of the nuns had Alzheimer's type damage,
Speaker 2: but they never displayed the symptoms of Alzheimer's. Their brain
Speaker 2: kept on working because they had developed cognitive reserve, which
Speaker 2: means you do things so that every night, when you're
Speaker 2: in your deeper stages of sleep, you create new memory cells.
Speaker 2: This is true, This really happens. This is why it's
Speaker 2: so important for older people to sleep seven or eight
Speaker 2: hours a night, so they go through a number of
Speaker 2: deep stages of sleep and that they will create multiple
Speaker 2: new memory cells that have not been tainted by the
Speaker 2: kind of plaque you see in Alzheimer's disease. He's a fresh,
Speaker 2: highly efficient, pure, clean, healthy brain cells that you create.
Speaker 2: So the other thing that doctor Brickman is very interested
Speaker 2: in his blood flow to the brain because that generally
Speaker 2: declines with age. So he did this massive study thirty
Speaker 2: over thirty five hundred older adults over the age of sixty.
Speaker 2: And this was done in conjunction with not just Columbia
Speaker 2: University Research Center, but also Harvard Medical School and Brigaman
Speaker 2: and Women's Hospital, and based on his study, based on
Speaker 2: the outcomes of these two studies, he started popping a
Speaker 2: multivitamin every day. He started this six years ago, and
Speaker 2: I'm believing he was a skeptic originally about using a
Speaker 2: multi but he says, hey, listen, a multivitamin is totally
Speaker 2: different in an older person than a young person. You
Speaker 2: get real, real big benefit when you're older. You get
Speaker 2: benefit when you're younger, don't get me wrong, but you
Speaker 2: get tremendous benefit when you're older. So these are men
Speaker 2: and women in their sixties and beyond, and the ones
Speaker 2: who were given a multi vitamin, they held on to
Speaker 2: their memory much better than the ones who didn't. And
Speaker 2: this was even within the first six months of the study.
Speaker 2: They were seeing this. What they found was at every
Speaker 2: every appointment, every checkup, the people on the multi vitamin
Speaker 2: did better with their memory than the people on placebo
Speaker 2: than the people not on the multi vitamin, and it
Speaker 2: came to about three years difference in brain aging. And
Speaker 2: they even sort of said, people with heart disease, now
Speaker 2: that's a lot, not saying a lot. People with diabetes
Speaker 2: and people with heart disease, these two conditions are very
Speaker 2: hard on the brain. It's diminished blood floats of the brain,
Speaker 2: increased inflammation in the brain. So they saw even in
Speaker 2: people with heart disease, if they took a multivitamin, their
Speaker 2: their memory performed better. Now in a previous study of
Speaker 2: related study, this was twenty two hundred older adults, So
Speaker 2: these are well powered studies. They're over many years and
Speaker 2: its many adults taking a MULTI improved overall cognition, so
Speaker 2: their ability to learn and remember clearly, their memory, they
Speaker 2: recall their attention span. Now this is remarkable. This is
Speaker 2: These are remarkable findings on two major studies. So I
Speaker 2: don't know why more people are not paying attention to this.
Speaker 2: And aging brain needs additional b one that goes into
Speaker 2: the trans keto lace pathway in the brain that feeds
Speaker 2: the brain calories to the brain confunctions, so you have
Speaker 2: a brain metabolism. Otherwise your brain metabolism slow down, slows
Speaker 2: down with age, and your brain supposed to become fragile, feeble.
Speaker 2: But our MULTI is even better than the one used
Speaker 2: in this study. Are the Invite MULTI, which I helped create.
Speaker 2: Doctor Andrew wildhelp create it, Doctor Sam Benjamin helped created.
Speaker 2: Researchers all over the world actually were involved with that.
Speaker 2: Researchers from Israel, researchers from the Netherlands, researchers in Maryland,
Speaker 2: researchers in Arizona, researchers in California, I mean, researches in Toronto.
Speaker 2: I mean. It was a remarkable one into what went
Speaker 2: into creating the In fact, multi ste I used to
Speaker 2: have a chain of pharmacies called Hicky Chemists, and I
Speaker 2: sold nutrition, and these guys came to me. You know,
Speaker 2: I knew Andrew Wild back when I met Andrew Wild
Speaker 2: quite a few times. He actually came into my store
Speaker 2: several times. And he's a very well known medical doctor
Speaker 2: involved with nutrition. He's a Harvard trained medical doctor. And
Speaker 2: these guys came in and said, you know, you really
Speaker 2: need to carry our multivitamin. I looked at it and
Speaker 2: I said, I not just want to carry a multivitamin.
Speaker 2: I want to invest in your multivitamin. And I became
Speaker 2: a partner. This is going back to the late nineteen nineties.
Speaker 2: So this multivitamin has toco trianoles. Toko trianoles are a
Speaker 2: not well known form of vitamin E that are incredibly
Speaker 2: protective for the white matter of your brain. White matter
Speaker 2: is half your brain. Half your brain is white matter,
Speaker 2: and the damage in the brain spreads through the white matter.
Speaker 2: So the toco triantoil content because you only need a
Speaker 2: tiny amount of token trianol in your brain to protect it.
Speaker 2: The toko trianoil content and a multi and you don't
Speaker 2: get toketronos and other multis. Believe me, the toco trianoles
Speaker 2: really shield the white matter. They've shown in human clinical
Speaker 2: trials that it prevents damage in the brain from spreading,
Speaker 2: which is are you kidding me? You can't say anything
Speaker 2: better than that. Then there's to coffer rolls that interact
Speaker 2: would zinc and vitamin C to protect the gray matter
Speaker 2: of the brain that's ten percent of your brain where
Speaker 2: you're thinking and memory takes place. But as lieutenancy is
Speaker 2: intin real natural lieutenantcy is inted that have been used
Speaker 2: in human clinical trials to show that they help protect
Speaker 2: your vision and enhance your vision even in your night
Speaker 2: vision like driving into rain or snow or something, or
Speaker 2: walking around the house in the dark, which I don't
Speaker 2: recommend I would put a light on. But lieutenancyes and
Speaker 2: are very important for your memory. So this multi has
Speaker 2: all these, but it also has methyl tetrahydrofolate, now that's
Speaker 2: really important. It has methyl tetrahydrofol eight, and it has
Speaker 2: methyl coalbalomen and that's really a big statement because all
Speaker 2: of these things cost a little bit more money. But
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Speaker 2: shipping and you get a nice box. So in any event, yeah,
Speaker 2: it's packed in a box. So in any event, these
Speaker 2: multivitamins don't have regular B twelve which is cyanicobaloman which
Speaker 2: is B twelve attached to cyanide, or it doesn't have
Speaker 2: regular folic acid made in this kind of really crappy
Speaker 2: factory in China that it doesn't work well, and most
Speaker 2: people the synthetic folic acid they use the most multi vitamins,
Speaker 2: and this multi vitamin they're using the methyl cobalumin form
Speaker 2: of B twelve. That's really important for your brain because
Speaker 2: there's evidence that that older people don't make enough methical ballomin.
Speaker 2: You need it for your nerves, and you need it
Speaker 2: for your brain and just the function physically and mentally.
Speaker 2: You need methical ballumin. And then you get the metho
Speaker 2: tetra hydrofolic which is the active folate, the active folic acid.
Speaker 2: It's the active version. Now why is that important. Well,
Speaker 2: that's the form that cuts your risk of heart disease.
Speaker 2: That's the form that cuts your risk of cancer. But
Speaker 2: that's also the form that cuts your risk of Alzheimer's
Speaker 2: disease by lowering a chemical in the brain, a horrible
Speaker 2: solvent in the brain called homocysteine. Homocysteine is very toxic
Speaker 2: in your brain cells. It kills your brain cells. And
Speaker 2: the methyl tetra out of foleate takes the homocysteine out
Speaker 2: of your brain. So if you're going to take a MULTI,
Speaker 2: if you're over fifty, I strongly recommend you take a MULTI.
Speaker 2: Like I said, the leading researchers in brain health and
Speaker 2: memory are taking multi vitamins. Plus. They eat fish or
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Speaker 2: Okay, welcome back, Jerry here, can you invite health now.
Speaker 2: Before I was talking about this doctor Adam Brickman up
Speaker 2: at the TAB Center where they study Alzheimer's disease and
Speaker 2: memory fading, et cetera, up at Columbia University, and I said,
Speaker 2: one thing that's really important that you understand this concept
Speaker 2: that doctor Adam Brickman was very involved in studying cognitive reserve.
Speaker 2: So cognitive reserve means that you've built up new memory
Speaker 2: cells and even if something bad is happening in your brain,
Speaker 2: these new memory cells go on working. So what does
Speaker 2: that mean. Sleep is a cycle. So sleep is a
Speaker 2: cycle that's about two and a half three hours long,
Speaker 2: So you want to sleep seven or eight hours, So
Speaker 2: you go through the cycle multiple times because you go
Speaker 2: into stages of deep sleep and lighter sleep. And when
Speaker 2: you go into the deep sleep, you're releasing these nerve
Speaker 2: growth factors like brain derived neurotrophic factor, and they trigger
Speaker 2: the conversion of stem cells stromo stem cells into memory cells.
Speaker 2: And you literally when you're younger and you go into
Speaker 2: deep sleep cycles over the course of a good night's
Speaker 2: sleep can create six hundred new memory cells. Well, that
Speaker 2: ability fades with age. So one thing, you want to
Speaker 2: sleep and if you're not sleeping, if you're not sleeping
Speaker 2: because you're stressed, take elthienine. We have althenine, the purified version.
Speaker 2: It comes out of green tea and it relaxes you
Speaker 2: and gets rid of stress, so you could sleep. So
Speaker 2: take about two hundred milligrams you'll be able to sleep
Speaker 2: or three hundred milligrams and you'll be able to wake
Speaker 2: up when you have to wake up. You're not going
Speaker 2: to wake up with a hangover. And for some people
Speaker 2: that melatonin is low. Like I take melatonin and with melatonin,
Speaker 2: I'm sleeping a solid seven to eight hours every night uninterrupted.
Speaker 2: So I know I'm creating a lot of new stem
Speaker 2: cells because I have a second trick to do that.
Speaker 2: To create stem cells, you need be vitamins there in
Speaker 2: a multi including the active form of foll eate methyl
Speaker 2: tetrahydrofolate that's in the multi and it creates them cells.
Speaker 2: I mean, to create memory cells, you need zin that's
Speaker 2: in there. But then I take biocarcument five loxin with
Speaker 2: dinner because the biocarcument five loxin triggers the release of
Speaker 2: the nerve growth factors that when you go into deep sleep,
Speaker 2: you create a lot of new memory cells. And what
Speaker 2: does that mean, Well, let's say you have some damage
Speaker 2: in the brain. Okay, let's say you have some of
Speaker 2: a plaque already in your brain that if it gets
Speaker 2: too bad, it's involved with Al's Harmer's disease some some way,
Speaker 2: some shape, some form. It's involved with Al's Harmer's disease.
Speaker 2: We know that, Okay, don't know exactly how, but we
Speaker 2: know it's involved olsehoms. So you have a plaque, which
Speaker 2: shows that it's a proxy for whether the plaque is
Speaker 2: causing a problem or not. It is a proxy that
Speaker 2: you're developing the damage that leads to Alzheimer's. If you
Speaker 2: create an abundance of new memory cells every night, just
Speaker 2: like a young person that has not been touched by
Speaker 2: the plaque that leads to Alzheimer's, it's called cognitive reserve,
Speaker 2: and your memory can go on functioning even if there's
Speaker 2: already some plaque in your brain. There's new tissue that
Speaker 2: has not been affected by the plaque. So the biocurcument
Speaker 2: five locks, and five different studies showed up biocarcumen triggers
Speaker 2: to release a brain derived neurotrophic factor, which is the
Speaker 2: major nerve growth factor that triggers the creation the new
Speaker 2: memory cells while you're sleeping. So it's really important to sleep,
Speaker 2: and it's if you're older. Taken bio curcument five locks
Speaker 2: and at least one capsule. I take two. Take I
Speaker 2: take two with my dinner, so I know that I'm
Speaker 2: going to create highgnitive reserve, and it's it's showing because
Speaker 2: my memory is really solid. I just remembered it's working.
Speaker 2: It's working now. Facial alls fish alls have been shown
Speaker 2: to lower the risk of sudden cardiac death, which is
Speaker 2: reason enough it's reasonable to take fishals to lower year
Speaker 2: because sudden qudiac death. Because sudden cardiac death kills about
Speaker 2: three hundred and fifty thousand Americans each year. They keel
Speaker 2: over and they're gone. So unless that happens to you
Speaker 2: and you happen to be inside an ambulance or on
Speaker 2: the operating table with heart surgeons, if you experience that
Speaker 2: a heart seizure, you're done. It's called sudden quardiac death.
Speaker 2: Somewhere between three hundred and fifty thousand five hundred thousand
Speaker 2: Americans have a heart seizure each year where the heart
Speaker 2: suddenly stops, and only about ten percent of them ten
Speaker 2: percent of them it starts to work again. So only
Speaker 2: thirty five to fifty thousand of those people are saved,
Speaker 2: and a lot of them they're saved because it happened
Speaker 2: inside the surgical arena, so they had doctors run on
Speaker 2: to save them. I mean if you'l like in Penn station,
Speaker 2: or you're r on a bus or you're driving your
Speaker 2: car and you experience this, you're not coming back. They're
Speaker 2: not gonna have time to save you. So fish oils
Speaker 2: it's reasonable to believe that they cut your risk of
Speaker 2: sudden cardiac death because about forty studies show that big studies,
Speaker 2: massive studies, but now they're finding that you need the
Speaker 2: fisshoils for your brain. Also, for instance, there was a
Speaker 2: study in translational psychiatry. It was more than six hundred
Speaker 2: thousand people and this was from a meta analysis where
Speaker 2: they grouped a whole bunch of studies together, so they
Speaker 2: had to be high quality studies to be admitted into
Speaker 2: this review. And they found that having enough ficials in
Speaker 2: your brain prevented depression. So we know it has a
Speaker 2: really good effect on the brain, like it was preventing
Speaker 2: major depressive disorder and it was preventing repeat bouts of
Speaker 2: depression having sufficient fisshaals in the brain. But now another
Speaker 2: study has come out showing that fishaws are even more
Speaker 2: important in the brain than just preventing depression. It showed
Speaker 2: that in this study that fishhaws in the brain reduced
Speaker 2: the risk of developing dementia and people who carry genes
Speaker 2: that lead to Alzheimer's disease. It's in a JAMMA network
Speaker 2: open a couple of months ago. In other words, there
Speaker 2: are people that are predisposed to Alzheimer's because they have
Speaker 2: a gene called apo E four, their carrier of the
Speaker 2: apoe four alio of a certain gene. And they did
Speaker 2: a three year long study and they found out if
Speaker 2: you gave people prone to Alzheimer's fish oils as a supplement,
Speaker 2: and you got enough into their brain, it prevented the
Speaker 2: dk of brain cells. It prevented the breakdown and death
Speaker 2: of brain cells, and was helping prevent them from developing
Speaker 2: this early stage dementia. Now, I have to tell you
Speaker 2: a number of previous studies, because I've been following fish
Speaker 2: oils in the brain for decades. Previous studies show that
Speaker 2: fishhails helped prevent all dementias, every single dementia like Louis
Speaker 2: body dementia, and also you know Robin Williams had Louis
Speaker 2: body dementia and Alzheimer's dementia and Parkinson's dementia, so it
Speaker 2: really meant something. And when they looked at Alzheimer's disease.
Speaker 2: They found that fishel's cut the risk of When they
Speaker 2: put together a whole bunch of studies millions of people,
Speaker 2: they found that officials cut the risk of Alzheimer's disease
Speaker 2: and the general population by thirty six percent. Mean, oh no,
Speaker 2: I'm sorry, thirty thirty nine percent. That's remarkable. So offiiciels
Speaker 2: help prevent sudden cardiac death. I mean, you don't need
Speaker 2: a second reason to take them. But the second reason
Speaker 2: is it helps keep your brain pliable. Now why would
Speaker 2: fischels help keep the brain healthy. Well, first of all,
Speaker 2: they create a whole bunch of things like plasmolagins that
Speaker 2: work like a bulletproof vest to prevent death and decay
Speaker 2: of brain cells. And they create things like nora protectings
Speaker 2: and resolvings that pluck out inflammation from the brain and
Speaker 2: shield the brain from damage. But they also create the
Speaker 2: actual housing of your brain cell. The rain cell is
Speaker 2: encased in the cellular membrane, where a lot of the
Speaker 2: action takes place across the cellular membrane, like like energy
Speaker 2: and communication, et cetera. That's made out officials. So if
Speaker 2: you don't have enough fishioils, what are you going to
Speaker 2: make it out of the fats and butter. That's not
Speaker 2: going to work so well. You need the fish oils,
Speaker 2: and older people have trouble extracting the fish oils out
Speaker 2: of their fish. Believe it or not, it gets even
Speaker 2: if you're eating salmon two or three times a week,
Speaker 2: it gets hard to get enough fish oils from the
Speaker 2: salmon to really supply the brain with what it needs.
Speaker 2: So I tell people over the age of fifty, you
Speaker 2: really need to be on fish oils. And even a
Speaker 2: better bet is krill oil because krill oil has additional ingredients.
Speaker 2: Fish oils have EPA and DHA. Krill oil has the
Speaker 2: EPA and DHA, but they also have phosphatitle, colling phosphatitle,
Speaker 2: cyrian phosphatitle, andocetoin phosphatitle ETHM. I mean, you're really creating
Speaker 2: a brain cell out of these things. So me, I
Speaker 2: think fishils are fantastic. I think eating fish is fantastic.
Speaker 2: But I'm taking krill oil every day with my breakfast.
Speaker 2: I take two capsules because I want those ingredients because
Speaker 2: that really replaces what I'm missing in my aging brain.
Speaker 2: It really helps my brain work much quicker, much more efficiently.
Speaker 2: I'm sharper. It's just a better way to go. So
Speaker 2: fischiols are amazing for the brain. Eating fish is amazing
Speaker 2: for the brain. Krill oil is just a little bit better. Okay,
Speaker 2: So nothing wrong with fish oils. If you're on fisiciols
Speaker 2: and you're happy with them, stick with them. But krill
Speaker 2: is a little bit better. Now, we have a fantastic
Speaker 2: fish oil because it's pharmaceutical grade. We get it from Canada.
Speaker 2: It's pharmaceutical grade, and it has an extra coating on
Speaker 2: it called an entire coating, because the acids in your
Speaker 2: stomach destroy fish oils, so the entire coating gets it
Speaker 2: down to the intestine where it's past the stomach acids,
Speaker 2: so you absorb more of it, so our fish oils
Speaker 2: are better. Plus there's plenty of EPA and dash in
Speaker 2: there naturally, so it's a really good official that's really fresh.
Speaker 2: You're not going to get a fresher fish older hours. Okay,
Speaker 2: let's see how much time do I have until the
Speaker 2: next break. You know what, I'll go to the next break.
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Speaker 2: Okay, welcome back to here here you invite health. We're
Speaker 2: having our Labor Day sales. So that's all good. Now,
Speaker 2: I just want to get back to the multivitamins real quickly.
Speaker 2: All right. Now, I'm taking the Invite Core Multi. It's
Speaker 2: a box multi. It's these little sullifame thing and you
Speaker 2: open a sulfame pack and you just take the pills
Speaker 2: that are in there and you're covered. But I want
Speaker 2: to emphasize two ingredients. One is B twelve is incredibly
Speaker 2: important for your brain and for my brain. If you
Speaker 2: lack B twelve, it mimics Alzheimer's disease. That's how important
Speaker 2: B twelve is for your brain. If you lack B twelve,
Speaker 2: it causes cognitive impairment. It actually mimics Alzheimer's. So the
Speaker 2: invite multis like the invite for men or the invite
Speaker 2: for women, or the invite what I'm taking to core multi.
Speaker 2: They actually have the form of B twelve that's super
Speaker 2: active in the human brain, called methicobloment. Now, the second
Speaker 2: ingredient I want to emphasize is fully Folli is a
Speaker 2: B vitamin. They don't give it a number, and it's
Speaker 2: named after foliage. It's ubiquitous and plants, but it's very
Speaker 2: hard to get out of plants. Plus you have to
Speaker 2: turn it on. You have to metabolize it into the
Speaker 2: active form. So this is where other multice I don't
Speaker 2: like them. They use siano cobe element siana cobaloman is
Speaker 2: B twelve cobelumin attached to cyanide. Now I'm not saying
Speaker 2: that's dangerous. It's not. You don't release the cyanide. But
Speaker 2: the beach twelve doesn't work. I mean, the beach twelve
Speaker 2: doesn't work well in some people. So you want that
Speaker 2: methyl coballement for your brain. Now, the second ingredient I
Speaker 2: just mentioned, I have to mention a second ingredient, folate.
Speaker 2: I'm sorry I went back and forth a little bit
Speaker 2: because I left something out when I spoke about the
Speaker 2: B twelve, So I hope I haven't been unclear. But
Speaker 2: let me get the folling folate is in foliage. It's
Speaker 2: ubiquitous in foliage, and the form they use a regular multese.
Speaker 2: It's called folic acid, and it's important because a lot
Speaker 2: of people, it turns out, are not transforming that into
Speaker 2: the form you need for your brain, called methyl tetrahydrofolic
Speaker 2: and that dramatically increases your risk of dementia because if
Speaker 2: you don't have methyl tetrahydrofolate in your brain, homocysteine goes up,
Speaker 2: and homocysteine is like a caustic chemical in the brain.
Speaker 2: It kills brain cells and it leads to Alzheimer's disease
Speaker 2: and at least to depression and anxiety. So regular multi
Speaker 2: vitamins have the folic acid. You may or may not
Speaker 2: be able to use that properly, and doctors are not
Speaker 2: testing for this. I know that regular doctors areb not
Speaker 2: testing for this to see if you're activating follic acid.
Speaker 2: So if you get the invite. You're protecting yourself from
Speaker 2: that the consequences of elevated homos systein in the brain,
Speaker 2: which is things like Alzheimer's, because you're getting the methyl
Speaker 2: tetrahydrofol So. I really want to emphasize that, and I'm
Speaker 2: sorry I went back and forth between the B twelve
Speaker 2: and FOLID. I shouldn't have done that, but I just
Speaker 2: had to get it off my chest. Okay, let's get
Speaker 2: back to what we're talking about. Everything's on special now.
Speaker 2: If you take the multese, you're going to get brain energy.
Speaker 2: The multese won't give you brain energy because of the
Speaker 2: methyl tetridor fol aid, because of the toco triant walls,
Speaker 2: because you're reducing inflammation because you're increasing antioxidant levels. But
Speaker 2: what about physical energy. Well, I gotta tell you we
Speaker 2: got that covered. We really do. There's a prodigal ubiquinal
Speaker 2: that's the active version of Cohen's on Q ten, and
Speaker 2: that's important. Cohen's on Q ten was discovered, like I,
Speaker 2: sometime around eighteen ninety by a Japanese researcher, and a
Speaker 2: lot of the research on COQ ten took place in Texas,
Speaker 2: so it's no coincidence. That our ubiquin or coq ten
Speaker 2: is made in Texas by Japanese researchers because most of
Speaker 2: the research in coq ten took place in Texas and
Speaker 2: ubiquinol is the active version of cohens on q ten.
Speaker 2: Now that's a significant statement. That's a really important statement.
Speaker 2: It's something important to wrap your arms around to get
Speaker 2: to understand that regular coq ten if you don't change
Speaker 2: it to ubiquin wall, you don't get value out of it.
Speaker 2: And we start to lose the ability of converting coq
Speaker 2: ten into ubiquin wall when we hit our forties and fifties,
Speaker 2: and it gets much worse in our sixties and seventies.
Speaker 2: As a consequence of that, you lose muscle strength and
Speaker 2: muscle stamina. Muscle strength and muscle stamina. So we have
Speaker 2: the actual ubiquin wal that's been used in the un
Speaker 2: clinical trials that's made by the Japanese company down in Texas, Texas,
Speaker 2: United States. Our coq ten is the only one made
Speaker 2: in the United States, made in Texas, and it's ubiquin all.
Speaker 2: There is a Chinese company making ubiquen all. I don't
Speaker 2: know anything about it. It could be great or it
Speaker 2: could be a disaster. I don't know if it's good
Speaker 2: bed or different, but I know our ubiquenol is made
Speaker 2: in Texas. That's the real thing that's been used in
Speaker 2: human clinical trials. They've shown even in young elite athletes,
Speaker 2: it improves their game. They have better finishing times when
Speaker 2: they try to qualify for the Olympics. Football players and
Speaker 2: Rutgers had fewer injuries when they used r ubiquenol. With
Speaker 2: a couple of our other supplements, like our nucleotides, they
Speaker 2: had fewer injuries. So ubiquenool gives your muscles endurance, and
Speaker 2: it gives you muscles energy. So that's a point for
Speaker 2: your heart because that's a muscle that's beating over one
Speaker 2: hundred thousand times every day. Now, after ubiquinol levels drop
Speaker 2: in your heart, which does happen in all of us,
Speaker 2: that's a problem because it's harder for the heart to
Speaker 2: make energy out of food. It's harder to deliver for
Speaker 2: energy because you back when all is kind of like
Speaker 2: the ever ready battery. You know that pink bunny that
Speaker 2: goes around beating that drum and that commercial it's the
Speaker 2: ever ready battery. You biqu when all is the battery
Speaker 2: inside your muscles and inside your heart. It transfers electrons.
Speaker 2: That's what happens in a battery, electrical flow, electron flow,
Speaker 2: So the same thing happens in our muscles and our heart.
Speaker 2: So if there's less ubiquone all in your heart, the
Speaker 2: heart's starving for energy. It puts a lot of stress
Speaker 2: in the heart. You're more likely to have a heart
Speaker 2: attack and a rhythmia. And they've shown that when you
Speaker 2: give people who are older you bick one all, there
Speaker 2: are fewer heart issues like heart attacks. There's fewer heart
Speaker 2: attacks even in people with damaged hearts, like people with
Speaker 2: heart failure. Heart failure, we're talking about the type of
Speaker 2: heart failure here where the heart's enlarged and stiffened and
Speaker 2: it can't pump enough blood for the body's needs. So
Speaker 2: it's hard to breathe. You're fatigued. It's dangerous because it
Speaker 2: could go into an arrhythmia and you could die, or
Speaker 2: it could stop beating. You're gonna have sudden cardiac death.
Speaker 2: So when they raise you bick, we're all levels and
Speaker 2: people with heart failure, it was keeping them out of hospital.
Speaker 2: It was preventing heart attacks. Literally was keeping them alive.
Speaker 2: It literally was keeping them alive. And in different studies
Speaker 2: out of places like Finland and Sweden and Norway, they
Speaker 2: found that when you raise you bick, we're all levels.
Speaker 2: Take what you do. By taking you bique all that
Speaker 2: all the people had fewer heart attacks. They just survived
Speaker 2: better and they were physically more active, so they had
Speaker 2: more energy to go outside and be active and have
Speaker 2: fun and exercise and meet their friends for lunch and
Speaker 2: all that. So the you biq one all is a
Speaker 2: very very important supplement if you're a young athlete and
Speaker 2: you're an elite athlete. Okay, because elite athletes a fraction
Speaker 2: of a second makes a difference right in their performance.
Speaker 2: It can help make that fraction of a second difference
Speaker 2: in elite athletes. Now, if you're not a great athlete, well,
Speaker 2: I mean, what's a couple of seconds going to do
Speaker 2: for you? Know? But ubiqrol is great for your muscles.
Speaker 2: You'll have less muscle injury, less muscle damage. If you
Speaker 2: take ubiquinal, you'll have a better game. They've proven us.
Speaker 2: So aging takes away are ubiquital. You want to put
Speaker 2: it back in your heart. You want to put it
Speaker 2: back in your legs, you want to put it back
Speaker 2: in your arms, you want to pack in your muscles.
Speaker 2: So ubiquinal is really important for people over like sixty,
Speaker 2: really important for their heart, for their muscles. But it's
Speaker 2: also really important in diabetics because diabetics can't convert coke
Speaker 2: tent to ubiquital, So every diabetics should be on ubiquital.
Speaker 2: Many great studies show that ubiquinol is fantastic for the
Speaker 2: health of diabetics and health prevent nerve damage and kidney
Speaker 2: damage and eye damage and all. It's really important for diabetics.
Speaker 2: And the other group where it's important is people on
Speaker 2: statin drugs because statins lower your ubiquital. So age has
Speaker 2: already lowered your ubiquinoral. Then you go on a statin
Speaker 2: like Atova statin and you lowered another thirty percent. That's
Speaker 2: not a good thing. You're gonna feel it. You're gonna
Speaker 2: have less stamina. Maybe not right away, it might take
Speaker 2: a couple of months, but you'll see that you have
Speaker 2: less staminol, less energy, You're sitting on a catch, sleeping
Speaker 2: more frequently, you're going outlass. So if you're on a
Speaker 2: staten silva staaten or twelve statin or silver statin, any
Speaker 2: of those. Get on ubiquinal. If you're diabetic, get onto UBIQUINL.
Speaker 2: If you're over sixty, get on your bickuenol. If you
Speaker 2: have heart damage, I always talk to your cardiologist, but
Speaker 2: you really should be on ubiquinal. They really should approve it.
Speaker 2: I know cardiologists that give it to every patient. Several
Speaker 2: cardiologiststick give it every patient. Okay, so let's move on you.
Speaker 2: Bickminal is a must. We have the real ubikronal that's
Speaker 2: made in Texas. It's not the Chinese brand. It's made
Speaker 2: by Kanika, a Japanese company, but they make it in Texas.
Speaker 2: It's a really good, high quality product. And we have
Speaker 2: the sixty milligram excuse me, we have one hundred and
Speaker 2: twenty milligram. I take one a day. I take one
Speaker 2: hundred and twenty millionres one a day with my breakfast.
Speaker 2: Because this heart attacks in my family, I'd rather not
Speaker 2: have one. My father died of a massive heart attack
Speaker 2: when he was just sixty. I'm already seventy, and my
Speaker 2: older brother he already had three or four heart attacks.
Speaker 2: My heart's perfect right now. I want to keep it
Speaker 2: that way. Now, let's see you know what, I'm going
Speaker 2: to go to a break. By the way, the Invite products,
Speaker 2: they're checked multiple times to make sure they're clean, to
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Speaker 2: multi vitamins, the biocractment, five oxen, the krill do you
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Speaker 2: Okay, welcome back, Cherry here ca you invite health by
Speaker 2: the way. Uh. I have some friends who are like
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Speaker 2: with bone powder to build bone. Your bone is thirty
Speaker 2: six percent collagen. Then the bone powder fills in with
Speaker 2: the calcium and magnesium and all that fills in the holes. Okay,
Speaker 2: So I tell them take the collagen with bone powder
Speaker 2: to build bone because you don't want to break a
Speaker 2: bone when you're playing tennis. Right. But the collagen is
Speaker 2: also good for your skin, your hair, your nails, your joints.
Speaker 2: So I'm talking about bone powder and collagen every day.
Speaker 2: These very athletic people that are my friends. But if
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Speaker 2: achilles tendon, Yeah, you don't want that, or a tendon
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Speaker 2: gives bone flexibility so it doesn't snap easily, so it
Speaker 2: doesn't stiffen than break. It makes your skin, hair, and
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Speaker 2: if you've already damaged attendant, take two or three scoops
Speaker 2: a day to healed attendant. That and physical therapy really
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Speaker 2: talk to your doctor and take the flex HX and
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Speaker 2: we're having a sale, so I'm trying to cover as
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Speaker 2: nutrients here. There are people who even with a multi
Speaker 2: vitamin and fish oils and exercise and sleep, their brain
Speaker 2: is still kind of slow and tired. I'm going to
Speaker 2: give you a solution for that right now, a very
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Speaker 2: tired all the time, and enough sleep and you've been
Speaker 2: to adoctored, I couldn't find anything wrong. And you're getting
Speaker 2: enough sleep, and you're eating a good diet and you're
Speaker 2: taking your multi vinumin and you just need that extra
Speaker 2: bit of pep in your brain. See a lot of
Speaker 2: people are inactive because their brain's tired. They don't realize it.
Speaker 2: They're sitting on the couch watching some dumb TV show
Speaker 2: when it's beautiful outside. They don't want to get off
Speaker 2: the couch because their brain is tired. I'm telling you.
Speaker 2: Creatine monohydrate is a safe solution for that. You take
Speaker 2: a scoop once a day. It'll give your brains tremendous energy.
Speaker 2: What it does your brain super high energy, right, and
Speaker 2: it gets harder to create and hold onto that energy
Speaker 2: with age. It's something called ATP, so the creatine creates
Speaker 2: something called phosphor creatine, and phospho creatine recycles the ATP.
Speaker 2: So your brain has enough of it around. There's enough
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Speaker 2: still tired, take the creatine monohydrate. It'll really make a difference.
Speaker 2: It'll really make a difference. It's a super spectacular supplement.
Speaker 2: Now we got our rest virtual back in stock. This guy,
Speaker 2: David Sinclair started talking about res virtual, oh, back about
Speaker 2: nineteen ninety sometime late nineteen nineties, David Sinclair was a
Speaker 2: researcher up in Harvard. And then there's a guy named
Speaker 2: Guarante up at MIT, and Guaranti actually came out around
Speaker 2: the year two thousand. Around the year two thousand, Guaranti
Speaker 2: came out and said, if you start taking rest virtual
Speaker 2: at the age of fifty, you're going to add ten
Speaker 2: years to the end of your life. That's a huge statement. Now,
Speaker 2: I think there's something to that, okay, because if you
Speaker 2: look at the actual research, res virtual has dynamic effects.
Speaker 2: One thing that occurs to us as we grow older
Speaker 2: is our lungs start to weaken. It's something called a
Speaker 2: VO two mex. Right, it's harder for us to take
Speaker 2: in oxygen expel oxygen. Our lungs have weakened. Rest Virtual
Speaker 2: has been shown to strengthen your lungs, and a number
Speaker 2: of studies even helping to protect your lungs from cigarette smoke.
Speaker 2: I'm not suggesting you smoke, but if somebody in the
Speaker 2: family smokes, let's say your wife and your husband smokes,
Speaker 2: it'll help protect your lungs from a cigarette smoke. It'll
Speaker 2: if you live now, like the Long Island Expressway or
Speaker 2: I ninety five, tremendous amount of pollution off these motorways. Right,
Speaker 2: if you live near an expressway or a parkway they
Speaker 2: throw off a tremendous amount of pllution or a major road,
Speaker 2: you could smell it. The rest veritul will help protect
Speaker 2: your lungs and your heart from the pollution. That's really
Speaker 2: an important finding. That's a very important finding. But I
Speaker 2: take it from my brain. See, because with us, all
Speaker 2: the folks, everything is about our heart and our brain.
Speaker 2: If you can keep the heart and the brain going,
Speaker 2: everything else seems to fall in line, you know, with
Speaker 2: some exceptions. So res verritul is a key to my
Speaker 2: healthy brain. Res veritull is something called a phido election.
Speaker 2: It's a fido election, and what it does it protects
Speaker 2: plants from mold and droughts and excessive heat and too
Speaker 2: much moisture, et cetera. And it turns out it does
Speaker 2: the same thing with us. It turns on survival genes
Speaker 2: that help prevent our cells from dying, like cells in
Speaker 2: the heart, cells in the brain, cells on the kidneys,
Speaker 2: cells and the lung. We just survive better at rest virtual.
Speaker 2: But it does something else too. It has two other activities.
Speaker 2: Not only does it turn on survival genes to protect
Speaker 2: our cells from dying. Yeah, I mean what happens as
Speaker 2: you wage, You're decaying more and more cells of dying
Speaker 2: every day. The rapidity of cell death is accelerating as
Speaker 2: you're aging. You don't want that. Rest Virtual helps restore
Speaker 2: that back to normalcy. You don't want accelerated days you
Speaker 2: get to cells. Rest Ritual helps put that off. But
Speaker 2: the other thing is res Virtual does two major things
Speaker 2: for the brain. So for the entire body, it turns
Speaker 2: on survival genes, things like search tween one and search
Speaker 2: tween three genes, turns them on. It really does. The
Speaker 2: research shows that. But what it does for the brain
Speaker 2: is even more amazing because it restores circulation to an
Speaker 2: aging brain. There aren't many things that do that there
Speaker 2: are not many things that do that exercise does, but
Speaker 2: to get less benefit from exercise as you age, but
Speaker 2: it's still really important, don't get me wrong. It's dynamic
Speaker 2: for slow down the aging process, where as veritual restore
Speaker 2: circulation to an aging brain. See, the brain is super
Speaker 2: high energy and you need good circulation to keep it going.
Speaker 2: And Harvard research shows that circulation to the brain and
Speaker 2: an typical person declines between ten to fourteen percent with age.
Speaker 2: That's enough for the brain to slow down. That's enough
Speaker 2: to increase some people's risk for Alzheimer's disease or Parkinson's disease.
Speaker 2: That's enough to really affect your memory, really increase your
Speaker 2: risk of depression, increase your risk of insomnia, all kinds
Speaker 2: of problems. The research shows, like the Reshore study. There's
Speaker 2: a great study out of Australia several years ago called
Speaker 2: a Reshore study. They gave aging women. It was a
Speaker 2: two year long study. Half the women got placebo, the
Speaker 2: other half got rest virtual for the first year. Then
Speaker 2: in the second year they switched them over and they
Speaker 2: found So that's a dynamic study. That's a very expensive,
Speaker 2: great study. It's one hundred aging women and they found
Speaker 2: res Virtual restored circulation. So two hundred women wound up
Speaker 2: on placebo, two hundred women wound up on rest virtual. Right,
Speaker 2: excuse me. One hundred women went up on plusit, what's
Speaker 2: wrong with my math? One hundred women wound up on
Speaker 2: rest virtual, one hundred women wound up on placebo, and
Speaker 2: they found a women while they were on rest virtual
Speaker 2: circulation was restored to their aging brain by seventeen percent.
Speaker 2: That's incredible because that more than offsets the decline in
Speaker 2: circulation to an aging brain that occurs in our sixties
Speaker 2: and seventies. What it makes up for it, So you're
Speaker 2: back to a younger brain right away. But the second
Speaker 2: thing is that the rest virtual helps restore the health
Speaker 2: of the blood brain barrier. Now you have to understand it.
Speaker 2: There's no blood inside your brain. Your brain is soaked
Speaker 2: in something called spinal fluid. That's what detoxifies the brain
Speaker 2: and nourishes the brain, et cetera. Okay, the circulation is
Speaker 2: outside the brain, but it needs that circulation and to
Speaker 2: protect the brain from toxins. Inside the blood, you have
Speaker 2: this barrier called the blood brain barrier. And the blood
Speaker 2: brain barrier gets leaky with age. And things are coming
Speaker 2: out of the blood vessels and getting into the brain
Speaker 2: and getting deposited through the cerebral spinal fluid. It's washing
Speaker 2: the brain with these toxins. So when you take rest
Speaker 2: viitual it restores the integrity of the blood brain barrier.
Speaker 2: And that's a barrier against the toxins that are otherwise
Speaker 2: in your blood toxins out of your food, toxins, out
Speaker 2: of pollution toxins, out of cigarette smoke, toxins, out of
Speaker 2: your soda ToxS us out of what wherever they came from,
Speaker 2: or just biological break down products from your body that
Speaker 2: I haven't been washed out by your kidney and liver
Speaker 2: and sweat and saliva yet rexhaling. See, you don't want
Speaker 2: these things in the brain. They're very poisonous for the brain.
Speaker 2: The blood brain barrier causes them to bounce off the
Speaker 2: brain and go back into the blood, and then the blood
Speaker 2: washes them mouth eventually through the liver and kidneys. But
Speaker 2: the blood brain barrier once again becomes leaky with age.
Speaker 2: Rest virtual heals the blood brain burner. See you what
Speaker 2: rest virtual Now we have a rest virtual HX, which
Speaker 2: is one hundred milligram for a lot of people. That's fine.
Speaker 2: I take the rest virtual max two hundred milligram. I
Speaker 2: take it based on several studies. Some studies show one
Speaker 2: hundred milligrams enough for the brain. Other studies show two
Speaker 2: hundred milligrams. Like they did a study and the Max
Speaker 2: Planck Institute in uh Berlin, Germany, and they gave people
Speaker 2: in their seventies and eighties two hundred milligrams of rest
Speaker 2: viritual every day, and they saw that the blood brain
Speaker 2: barrier was healing. They saw that circulation was restored to
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