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Speaker 3: Happy Saturday. Jerry Hicky here for Invite Health. If you
Speaker 3: don't know me, my background is very strong in pharmacy
Speaker 3: and nutrition. I'm a licensed pharmacist and I took the
Speaker 3: Certified Clinical Nutritionist course so decades ago. But that's only
Speaker 3: a start. Let me tell you any courses just to
Speaker 3: start other than pharmacy. In pharmacy, you really learn your stuff.
Speaker 3: You better you're coming out to spensing drugs in any event.
Speaker 3: I have a group of friends who are pharmacists. One
Speaker 3: of them is my LAMB partner, Chris from a Saint
Speaker 3: John's University. Great guy, real nice guy. And I met
Speaker 3: them down on the dock in Northport on Monday and
Speaker 3: we spent about three hours together chatting and we had
Speaker 3: a great time. And lo and behold, so many of
Speaker 3: these guys had back problems and neck problems, and it's
Speaker 3: so common, and I really don't address it often enough.
Speaker 3: So I want to start out in this first segment
Speaker 3: discussing nutrients that truly have a benefit. They're very relevant
Speaker 3: for back paint and neck paint, cervical spine. My wife
Speaker 3: has a friend who was doing this weird exercise course
Speaker 3: at a gym and she was lifting weights behind her neck,
Speaker 3: which I never recommend, foolishness on the court on the
Speaker 3: part of trainers to do that, and she wound up
Speaker 3: compressing and damaging her service spine in the neck, and
Speaker 3: now she has cervical migraines and it's just like horrible
Speaker 3: for her. It's just horrible. It's destroying her life, and
Speaker 3: there's not a lot of ways to help that. So
Speaker 3: we didn't touch on I only offer nutritional advice when
Speaker 3: people ask me. I don't push it on people. So
Speaker 3: these pharmacists who know their stuff, we're asking me about
Speaker 3: nutritional device advice because I know that stuff. And I
Speaker 3: spoke about collagen and there's a reason for that your spine,
Speaker 3: including in your neck and your lower spine, et cetera.
Speaker 3: You know where the sciatica comes out of and the
Speaker 3: second eliac syndromeno that comes out of that's the lower spot.
Speaker 3: It's made out of collagen. Collagen is the number two
Speaker 3: ingredient in the human body. The number one ingredient is water.
Speaker 3: Number two is collagen. About thirty five percent of you
Speaker 3: is collagen, up to thirty five percent depending on your weight.
Speaker 3: And the thing is that you make lets collagen every
Speaker 3: decade and eventually that comes back and really affects your health.
Speaker 3: That really bites you in the health aspects of your life.
Speaker 3: So your spine is made out of collagen. So let
Speaker 3: me tell you some of the parts of the body
Speaker 3: made out of collagen. Your hair. Your hair will look
Speaker 3: fuller as you grow older and it'll behave better. You know,
Speaker 3: your hear it gets kind of wiry and unruly. As
Speaker 3: you grow older, it'll look thicker and will if you
Speaker 3: take collagen because the collagen content and your hair has
Speaker 3: dropped about ten or fifteen percent, and it looks different.
Speaker 3: It looks like you have less hair. Your nails will grow.
Speaker 3: Your nails mostly collagen, and your skin will absolutely look better.
Speaker 3: In fact, the collagens we have, we have two different collagens,
Speaker 3: and I'll go into that. They've been used in so
Speaker 3: many skin studies for damaged skin, for burnt skin so
Speaker 3: severely demonskinted sun damaged skin, and just older skin, and
Speaker 3: it's been incredibly beneficial for the health of the skin
Speaker 3: because of course your skin is techning from the 's environment,
Speaker 3: right and for the luckier skin, I mean a tremendous
Speaker 3: drop in the incidence of wrinkles and discolorations, and you're
Speaker 3: retaining the moisture in your skin. It's hydrated better because
Speaker 3: the h auronic acid that's in your skin is held
Speaker 3: into place by collagen. So if you don't have collagen,
Speaker 3: you can't hold any moisture into your skin, and it
Speaker 3: gets that kind of rough look like that paper thins
Speaker 3: didn't look so hareskin announce collagen bone. When people come
Speaker 3: in and talk to me about, hey, I want to
Speaker 3: build bone, they're surprised when I tell them collagen because
Speaker 3: about thirty percent excuse me, thirty six percent of your
Speaker 3: bone is made out of collagen thirty six percent. And
Speaker 3: that's really important because that's where the minerals attached to
Speaker 3: so your your skin starts out as these really fine
Speaker 3: interwoven cables of collagen. And that's really good because collagen
Speaker 3: has this like triple helix stras sure, and it makes
Speaker 3: it bendable and it's able to absorb shocks. So that's
Speaker 3: an important point. One of the reasons why your bones
Speaker 3: get more fragile as you grow older is you have
Speaker 3: less collagen. They become kind of crispy or stiffer, and
Speaker 3: it's easier to snap them. So you need the collagen.
Speaker 3: So if you fall down and you hit your arm
Speaker 3: on the sidewalk, it absorbs the shock. It bends with
Speaker 3: the shock, just like a bridge has to sway the wind,
Speaker 3: and you don't break your arm or you don't chip
Speaker 3: a bone. So you need the collagen to help you
Speaker 3: even fracture it. But you also need collagen for a
Speaker 3: place for the minerals, especially calcium, to dock. Your bone
Speaker 3: is about thirty five percent calcium, it's about thirty six
Speaker 3: percent collagen. That thirty five percent calcium would have nowhere
Speaker 3: to go if you didn't have the collagen. So your
Speaker 3: bones are really dependent on collagen. So it's not just
Speaker 3: about drugs like Fosamax, which is a lindronate. It's not
Speaker 3: just about exercise. It's not just about coucimin and vitamin D.
Speaker 3: You need collagen to build a bone, and you need
Speaker 3: collagen the repair bone. And when does that become important?
Speaker 3: And women probably in their forties, but you know, you
Speaker 3: skin a look a lot better too. I mean it'll
Speaker 3: just look a lot younger and just nice. Your joints.
Speaker 3: Your joints. The cartilage in your joints. The cartilage protects
Speaker 3: the bone the end of the bones, like in your knee,
Speaker 3: So there's cartilage on the end of the bones and
Speaker 3: it's just really slippery stuff so that there's no friction.
Speaker 3: So you could be in your knee without it wearing
Speaker 3: down and shipping away. So when you have ostroborthritis and
Speaker 3: the knee the most common kind of arthritis by far,
Speaker 3: it's not just the cartilage has worn down. The bones
Speaker 3: are actually chipping together and the bones are broken down.
Speaker 3: There's shards of stuff in there and very painful. You
Speaker 3: feel like there's glass or sand in your bones and
Speaker 3: your joints. They should say, so the cartilage is mostly
Speaker 3: made up of collagen sixty seven percent and the glucosamine
Speaker 3: and chondroyten attached to the collagen. So it's interesting people,
Speaker 3: it's taking gluecusmon and kondruyten without taking collagen. It's like
Speaker 3: taking calcium without collagen. They have nowhere to go, so
Speaker 3: you need the collagen for that. But let's talk about
Speaker 3: the spine, because my friends spoke to me about their spines,
Speaker 3: and it's really important to address that. Your spine bone
Speaker 3: has to be separated. See, you could bend over and
Speaker 3: twist and turn, et cetera. So you have these separate
Speaker 3: bones called spinal vertebrae, and each one of them has
Speaker 3: to be held into place by joints. And the joints
Speaker 3: that hold your spinal bones in place are called facet joints.
Speaker 3: They're mostly made out of collagen. It's mostly collagen, and
Speaker 3: in the spinal bone itself, the spinal vertebrae is basically
Speaker 3: collagen and minerals. It's mostly collagen. And then there's disks
Speaker 3: in between them, kind of like little kind of fleshy
Speaker 3: balloons in between them that separate the discs so they're
Speaker 3: not mashing together. Otherwise you have because the discs will
Speaker 3: struck to mash onto the nerves going through the spine.
Speaker 3: All your nerves are going through the spine and it'll
Speaker 3: be very painful. While the disks are made out of
Speaker 3: collagen and water, I mean, that's what they're made out of.
Speaker 3: So when you take collagen, you're doing a tremendous amount
Speaker 3: for your body. And it's really important because by the
Speaker 3: time you're fifty, you've lost about I don't know, pretty
Speaker 3: high amount of collagen. Let me do the math real quick.
Speaker 3: By the time you're fifty, you've lost about thirty five
Speaker 3: percent of your collagen. It's a big deal because that's
Speaker 3: really going to affect your bulinge, your easy skin here
Speaker 3: and nails, and your spine. So collagen now invite has
Speaker 3: to collagens and they've been used in many human clinical
Speaker 3: trials by the University of Buffalo and the Mayo Clinic
Speaker 3: all over the place, all over Europe, Japan, Brazil. They
Speaker 3: did studies on our collagen in Brazil for skin health,
Speaker 3: you know, because the women want to look beautiful and
Speaker 3: all that and men want to look really strong. They've
Speaker 3: done studies in South Korea on skin health with our collagen.
Speaker 3: So our collegent has been studied in Germany and Italy
Speaker 3: and all over the place right, And it really does
Speaker 3: help make bone stronger. It really does help with joint pain,
Speaker 3: It really does help with the health of the spine
Speaker 3: and your skin hearing. There's no doubt about it. You know,
Speaker 3: even your brain is partially made out of collagen. When
Speaker 3: they gave all the people collagen, they were rebuilding key
Speaker 3: parts of the brain that were involved with intelligence and memory.
Speaker 3: Because if collagen is going down in your body, there's
Speaker 3: less collagen, and collagen is the number two ingredient in
Speaker 3: the human body. It just stands the reason that your
Speaker 3: brain's going to have a big collagen content. And when
Speaker 3: they gave people collagen and they were doing these functional MRIs,
Speaker 3: these powerful imaging studies of the brain, they saw that
Speaker 3: parts of the brain like the hypothalamus and the hippocampus
Speaker 3: were regrowing, and you were better able to control your hormones,
Speaker 3: and you were better able to think and remember all
Speaker 3: these really important aspects of memory and knowing where you
Speaker 3: are in all the on certain organs like the dentate
Speaker 3: iris and the in torontal cortex and the hippocampus, and
Speaker 3: they were just flourishing on the collagen. So collagen is
Speaker 3: a great deal. Now we have two collagens. The one
Speaker 3: that would be better for pain like the neck and
Speaker 3: the spine or your joints would be collagen HX. The
Speaker 3: one that would be better for rebuilding like your skin,
Speaker 3: hair and nails would be the collage x HA. So
Speaker 3: you can just ask on nutritionists we have nutritionness on
Speaker 3: here in seven days a week, which one is better
Speaker 3: for me? Now, don't get me wrong, they both rebuild
Speaker 3: and they're both good for pain. It's just that I
Speaker 3: think the invite collagen HX would be better for pain,
Speaker 3: more suitable for arthritis or spinal stiffness, et cetera, and
Speaker 3: the College x H by doctor Pressman is probably better
Speaker 3: for your skin here and nails. Okay, let's go to
Speaker 3: a break, and when we come back, I'm going to
Speaker 3: talk about something that I give to people all the
Speaker 3: time for neck pain and back pain and arthritis pain,
Speaker 3: but it's also amazing for your brain. Jerry Hicky Invite Health,
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Speaker 3: Oh, welcome back here, you're here you Invite Health. By
Speaker 3: the way, while I do this program, I sip on
Speaker 3: a cup of green tea, and there's a reason for that.
Speaker 3: Even though there are stimulant type substances in there, like
Speaker 3: caffeine related substances, green tea also has elthianine Althenine is
Speaker 3: this amino acid that works on its own that's very
Speaker 3: soothing and calming, and it helps you be focused and
Speaker 3: it helps you creativity. That's why a lot of these
Speaker 3: Buddhist monks sip green tea when they're doing deep meditation
Speaker 3: because it actually helps you focus. It's pretty cool, it
Speaker 3: tastes great, and you have powerful antioxidants in green tea
Speaker 3: that really seem to reduce the risk of certain cancers,
Speaker 3: more than likely colon cancer, because it reduces the risk
Speaker 3: of developing polyps, even in people with familial ad nomacious polypsosis.
Speaker 3: Those are families where people create polyps. Now I'm going
Speaker 3: off topic here, but you know what, I'm going to
Speaker 3: add the green tea capsules and the green tea liquid
Speaker 3: to today's specials because Hey, I'm sipping my green tea
Speaker 3: and I take a green tea capsule every day because
Speaker 3: it's equal to about three cups of green tea. You
Speaker 3: want the equivalent of about four cups of green tea
Speaker 3: every day to really help protect your heart and really
Speaker 3: help lower to risk of cancer. So it is evidence
Speaker 3: that at lowers the risk of colon cancer by helping
Speaker 3: prevent polyp production in families where people are problem to
Speaker 3: developing polyps. It helps lower the risk of breast cancer
Speaker 3: to a degree. It helps load the risk of prostate cancer.
Speaker 3: I really am convinced of those three cancers. It also
Speaker 3: helps reduce the risk of stroke and heart attack, according
Speaker 3: to Yale University Medical School at Harvard University Medical School.
Speaker 3: So you know, and I have some confidence in those people.
Speaker 3: Tell me at Green Tea HX and TX to my
Speaker 3: list here, we have very super high qualtity, green tea,
Speaker 3: super high quality. So every day I'm drinking to Green Tea,
Speaker 3: but I take a Green Tea capsule just to make
Speaker 3: my life easy. Yeah, I don't. I wind up not
Speaker 3: brewing green tea frequently enough, I'm drinking enough of it.
Speaker 3: So I just you know, I'll brew a cup and
Speaker 3: then I take a caps and it's like having four
Speaker 3: cups of green tea. Okay, let's get back to the spine.
Speaker 3: Bio Circumen five lox and are incredible for pain. Now.
Speaker 3: I use them in conjunction with a different supplement for
Speaker 3: nerve pain, and I use them alone for tendinitis, tendinopathies
Speaker 3: and UH problems with ligaments. And I used it. I
Speaker 3: used them. I use the product also all the time
Speaker 3: for arthritis, and it could be any kind of arthritis.
Speaker 3: There's like a hundred different types of arthritis. Some of
Speaker 3: them I haven't even heard of. But there's like ankulosing
Speaker 3: spondylitis in the spine, and rheumatoid arthritis which is very
Speaker 3: crippling and disfiguring of your joints. And then the most
Speaker 3: common one is osteoarthritis. You've probably heard of all of those. Well,
Speaker 3: anti arthritis, there's siatric arthritis, lupus arthritis, those are almost
Speaker 3: com forms of arthritis. Anti arthritis. You can add buier
Speaker 3: curcument five locks into your drugs safely and get better effect,
Speaker 3: better treatment, better value, better benefit. Or for a more
Speaker 3: minor arthritis like osteoarthritis, you could take the biocurricumin five
Speaker 3: lox in on its own and it's great for arthritis.
Speaker 3: I probably have one hundred testimonials of people who had
Speaker 3: arthritis that really got a great deal of pain reduction
Speaker 3: and a great benefit to their ability to use the
Speaker 3: joint to bend the joint from the bio curcumin five loxin.
Speaker 3: So I've had people come in who are on some
Speaker 3: powerful drugs, and the next layer of drugs is a
Speaker 3: little more risky with certain types of authritis. I say, well,
Speaker 3: before you go to that next drug, if your doctor
Speaker 3: fields you have time, try adding to bio curcumin five
Speaker 3: locks into your current treatment and see if that's enough
Speaker 3: for your arthritis. Because kirkuban five loxin are powerful anti
Speaker 3: pain herbs, natural herbs that are really clean and fresh,
Speaker 3: and they're powerful anti inflammatory agents. In fact, Toughts University
Speaker 3: and Johns Hopkins too have done reviews like Johns Hopkins
Speaker 3: reviewed our buyer kirkumen and the five loxin and I'll
Speaker 3: tell you what those stand for in a minute. They're
Speaker 3: trade names of two orbs, but the most powerful form
Speaker 3: of these twourbs and safe, very safe. And they found
Speaker 3: that these products work as well as drugs like Celebres,
Speaker 3: which is celaicoxib, the biggest selling arthritis drug in the world.
Speaker 3: They work as well as advil, they work as well
Speaker 3: as a leave. I mean, they really work incredibly well
Speaker 3: for arthritis kind of inflammatory pain. And generally I give
Speaker 3: people people with severe arthritis pain, I generally give them
Speaker 3: buy a curcument five lox and two capsules twice a
Speaker 3: day with food to get the pain under control. And
Speaker 3: then I tell them to try to drop into two
Speaker 3: capsules once a day with food once it's under control,
Speaker 3: and that generally works for people. Now I take to
Speaker 3: buy a curricument five locks in every day. I mean
Speaker 3: I could walk four or five miles without a problem.
Speaker 3: I could climb hills without a problem. I can ride
Speaker 3: my bike without a problem. I can bend my knees
Speaker 3: without a problem. In fact, I usually sit on a
Speaker 3: chair like on a on a bench in the lotus pose.
Speaker 3: I'm more comfortable like that than having my legs down
Speaker 3: that which is weird at the age of seventy. So
Speaker 3: in any event, but I used to buy a cirkanman
Speaker 3: five lox from my brain. Now there we know to
Speaker 3: buy a circument five long. Oh. Let first, let's say
Speaker 3: what they are. Biocurcumen is a well absorbed turmeric. Turmeric
Speaker 3: is a very valuable herb. It's the pigment in curry,
Speaker 3: it's the flavoring curry, it's the color and curry as
Speaker 3: a very valuable herb, but it's very poorly absorbed. So
Speaker 3: in the biocurcumen they reduce the particle size and you
Speaker 3: can absorb it and it works. A lot of it
Speaker 3: gets up to you. But it's not just that it's turmeric.
Speaker 3: It's very high in the principal ingredients and turmeric that
Speaker 3: are good for the brain and good for pain. So
Speaker 3: you can even use it for headaches, believe it or not.
Speaker 3: So it's a load of with curcumin and bis methoxy
Speaker 3: curcumen and aromatic turmeron and all those wonderful things that
Speaker 3: you find in the curry plant D D turmeric, And
Speaker 3: they get it from this big rut it's called a rhizome,
Speaker 3: and that's where they get this ingredient from. So the
Speaker 3: biocurcumen is absorbed. It's full of things like cercumen. It's
Speaker 3: like those ingredients and it and it really works. Now,
Speaker 3: the other ingredient is Frankinson's. It's Boswellia serrata and there's
Speaker 3: ingredients and Boswelia serrata calls Bozzwellns. And we took the
Speaker 3: most potent ones and we concentrate it down into something
Speaker 3: called five loxin, and five oxin represents the pathway that
Speaker 3: it inhibits. So if you look at biocurcumen, it inhibits
Speaker 3: mostly the cox two inflammatory pain pathway. And if you
Speaker 3: look at the five loxin, it inhibits mostly the five
Speaker 3: lapoxygenase inflammatory pathway. Now the fibal apocynase pathways involved with
Speaker 3: psoriasis and skin skin diseases. It's involved with cancer moving
Speaker 3: like metastasis or cancer. It's involved with asthma and lung inflammation,
Speaker 3: so I but it's also involved with arthritis pain. So
Speaker 3: when I give you these two nutrients, these two herbs,
Speaker 3: they're really deflating the pain and inflammation they see with arthritis.
Speaker 3: They're really coming at it from both sides. Drugs only
Speaker 3: come from one avenue, the cox two avenue. That's not enough.
Speaker 3: You'll have to also take care of a fivele opocionis pathway.
Speaker 3: And this really really really works for arthritis pain. It
Speaker 3: really works for authritis pain. But let's talk about the
Speaker 3: brain now, because both in both herbs are great for
Speaker 3: the brain. Both of them are good for your memory.
Speaker 3: Both of them reduce pain and inflammation in the brain.
Speaker 3: That's important. There's a there's a situation called inflam aging.
Speaker 3: As we grow older, key antioxidants decline and concentration and
Speaker 3: we become increasingly inflamed, which is bad because it breaks
Speaker 3: us down. It decays us. It kills our brain cells,
Speaker 3: It damages our heart, It damages our livering, kidneys and
Speaker 3: pancreas and everything else that ages our skin. So the
Speaker 3: inflammation is really bad and it's involved. It's a seed
Speaker 3: for all of these different diseases like cancer and heart disease,
Speaker 3: and strokes and heart attacks and Alzheimer's that you see
Speaker 3: in aging people and arthritis pain. So the biocurcumuin five
Speaker 3: oxen help replace these missing antioxidants all over your body,
Speaker 3: like in your pancreas and then your liver, and then
Speaker 3: your kidneys, and then your heart and in your brain
Speaker 3: because it's a very powerful antioxidant and it stops the
Speaker 3: inflammation that would others otherwise accelerate the aging process and
Speaker 3: really lead to things like fragility syndrome, frailty frailty syndrome,
Speaker 3: I should say fragility. So let's talk about the brain.
Speaker 3: Years ago, studies came out that the biocurcumen helps antidepressants
Speaker 3: work better. They looked at antidepressants like paxel and prozac,
Speaker 3: and they found out it didn't always work in older people,
Speaker 3: didn't always work in everybody. If they added the biocurcum
Speaker 3: in to the antidepressant. It was almost fool proof that
Speaker 3: it was going to really help depression. And a couple
Speaker 3: of studies have come out enforcing that finding since then.
Speaker 3: So when you duplicate findings, you prove something is real. Now,
Speaker 3: a new study came out in the past couple of weeks.
Speaker 3: It's in the journal Nutrients. That and overweight diabetics. Most
Speaker 3: diabetics are overweight, okay. In obese diabetics, caircumin lifts up
Speaker 3: their mood. It gets rid of depression, their proneum. Diabetics
Speaker 3: are prone to depression, and that's one reason why they
Speaker 3: even get heavier, because when you're depressed, you don't want
Speaker 3: to do anything, and you keep on eating. You eat
Speaker 3: all these comfort foods trying to raise your dopamine and
Speaker 3: serotonin levels in your brain. It just makes the diabetic
Speaker 3: board diabetes more dangerous. So they found out giving the
Speaker 3: biocurcumen to diabetics lifts their mood dramatically. It'll lift anybody's mood.
Speaker 3: There's been a number of studies that turmeric you probably
Speaker 3: know it as caircumen, lifts your memory for like the
Speaker 3: next six hours and help prevent your brain for getting
Speaker 3: fatigued when you're doing things like math, and it reduces
Speaker 3: brain inflammation. But I take it for a totally different reason.
Speaker 3: I don't have a problem with my memory, but I
Speaker 3: did have a problem with sleeping until recently. I started
Speaker 3: taking melotonin recently, and it's working like a charm. I
Speaker 3: take malotonin about a half an hour before I want
Speaker 3: to sleep, so I go to bed, I take the malotonin,
Speaker 3: I go to bed, and about twenty minutes later, a
Speaker 3: half an hour later, I fall into a deep, wonderful
Speaker 3: sleep for about six or seven hours. Otherwise I'm only
Speaker 3: sleeping four to five hours, So that's not good because
Speaker 3: sleep is a cycle. You go in and out of
Speaker 3: deep sleep and more moderate sleep, and different things are
Speaker 3: happening in the brain and to your bones and to
Speaker 3: your immune system. Oh, that's happening. You're repairing your digestive tract.
Speaker 3: You're building bone. You're moving your memories around, and your
Speaker 3: story and the memories anything you learned the day before
Speaker 3: is getting put away in files and kind of like drawers.
Speaker 3: When you're sleeping and then the future you can recall
Speaker 3: these events. That's called memory. But you're doing something else
Speaker 3: when you sleep. When you go into deep sleep it's
Speaker 3: called non rim sleep. You're releasing nerve growth factors that
Speaker 3: rebuild your brain, that actually create new brain cells. And
Speaker 3: it's very important for part of brain called the hippocampus
Speaker 3: where learning and memory. It's quite a learning and memory.
Speaker 3: So as we grow older, we release less and less
Speaker 3: of these nerve growth factors, like a well known one
Speaker 3: as brain derived neurotrophic factor. Young people splash out a
Speaker 3: lot of brain derived neurotrophic factor in their sleep and
Speaker 3: they can cre eight, believe it or not, six hundred
Speaker 3: new memory cells every night. So do the math. Between
Speaker 3: the age of zero and fifty, If you're building six
Speaker 3: hundred new memory cells every night, you basically replaced all
Speaker 3: of your original memory cells pretty much. The problem is
Speaker 3: it slows down in your forties, fifty sixties and beyond.
Speaker 3: When you do to biocurricumin five lox in five different
Speaker 3: human clinical trials, you generate more of these nerve growth factors,
Speaker 3: You release more of the brain derived neurotrophic factor. You're
Speaker 3: replacing more memory cells. Now this has an impact on
Speaker 3: your mood. See One of the ways that antidepressant drug
Speaker 3: works is to help replace the old depressed cells. It
Speaker 3: does that very very modestly, so the new cells that
Speaker 3: are born have never been tainted with depression. Now that's
Speaker 3: only a tiny bit of the way they work. They
Speaker 3: work mostly by releasing neurotransmitters like are aotonin and dopamine
Speaker 3: and are epinephrin. That's really how they work. But if
Speaker 3: the biocarcman works for depression by seating the brain to
Speaker 3: create a lot of new memory cells that have not
Speaker 3: been tainted by depression, and your mood clicks up. That's
Speaker 3: why it's good for mood. Your mood will improve, It'll
Speaker 3: click up many levels just taking biocurrictmind five loxin, even
Speaker 3: if you're taking it for your neck pain or your
Speaker 3: shoulder pain or your arthritis pain, because you can have
Speaker 3: a thritis in any joint. Now, the thing is, these
Speaker 3: new cells have also not been damaged by plaques, the
Speaker 3: plaques involved with dementia like Alzheimer's disease. So you're creating
Speaker 3: cognitive reserve. You're creating new memory cells that go on
Speaker 3: functioning even if you have some distressed brain that's clogged
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Speaker 3: Okay, welcome back, Cherry heck you invite health. I have
Speaker 3: my wife taking krill oil. You know, my wife is
Speaker 3: an excellent person. And by the way, after this program,
Speaker 3: I'm going down to Main Street and East Northport. I
Speaker 3: want to buy my wife like either a like a
Speaker 3: sport jacket or address. I do that every couple of months.
Speaker 3: I'll love to treat my wife to a gift cause
Speaker 3: she's so good. I'm so I won the lottery when
Speaker 3: I met my wife. I want the lottery. But let's
Speaker 3: get back to this. I had my wife taking krill oil.
Speaker 3: I just had to keep on. I don't like to
Speaker 3: badger people about nutrition, I really don't, but it's my wife,
Speaker 3: and I said, you have to take fish oils, and
Speaker 3: finally she conceded and she's taking the krill oil and
Speaker 3: she loves it because they were easy to swallow, and
Speaker 3: she doesn't get fishburps. She didn't like fish fish oil
Speaker 3: capsules because most of them closed fishburps, right, and some
Speaker 3: of them are not so fresh you could smell that
Speaker 3: they kind of stale, they went ransid. So fish oil
Speaker 3: has a real effect on the heart. Now, my wife's
Speaker 3: father died when she was very young from a massive
Speaker 3: heart attack. And this is going back a long time ago,
Speaker 3: so we didn't know what caused heart attacks back then.
Speaker 3: They knew high blood person did, but they didn't know
Speaker 3: about all these other risk factors like cholesterol, etcetera back then,
Speaker 3: So who knows what triggered it. But we know the
Speaker 3: guy had essential hypertension. That we know, right, So I
Speaker 3: said to my wife, Listen, fish oils reduced the risk
Speaker 3: of sudden cardiac death. You don't need a second reason
Speaker 3: to take fish oil or krill oils because they're pretty
Speaker 3: much interchangeable. Krill oil is just a better experience of
Speaker 3: fish oil because it's it's fresher. Well, let's not say that,
Speaker 3: because if they treat the fish oils properly. They'll be fresh,
Speaker 3: but it's easy to swallow and you don't get fishburps.
Speaker 3: But there's other things in krill oil that are really
Speaker 3: important for your liver health, the function of the heart,
Speaker 3: the function of your muscles, and your brain and eyes.
Speaker 3: So we'll get into that a little bit. So sudden
Speaker 3: cardiac death, the heart stops beating and it doesn't resume,
Speaker 3: kills about three hundred and thirty thousand Americans every single year.
Speaker 3: There's no warning that we know of, it happens, and
Speaker 3: a minute later you're done. You're gone, unless you're sitting
Speaker 3: in a hospital with a bunch of cardiologists, or you're
Speaker 3: sitting in a and you're sitting in an ambulance. So
Speaker 3: that's not likely. Okay, So for the rest of us,
Speaker 3: like if we're on a train or we're taking a
Speaker 3: walk or something and we have our heart stops beating,
Speaker 3: we have heart seizure, we're done. It's not going to
Speaker 3: come back. So many dozens of studies show that eating
Speaker 3: fish or taking krill oil or taking fish oils protect
Speaker 3: you from sudden quadiac death. So literally there would be
Speaker 3: about one hundred and ten thousand fewer deaths in the
Speaker 3: United States each year from sudden quadiac death simply by
Speaker 3: taking fish oils. So to those one hundred and ten
Speaker 3: thousand people, that's a really important point. And that's just
Speaker 3: in one year, so over the course of a decade
Speaker 3: it saves over a million people. So here's a study
Speaker 3: that adds to that. It's data from over eighty five
Speaker 3: thousand people between the ages of forty to sixty nine.
Speaker 3: Not having enough fish oils increases your risk of dying
Speaker 3: from any cause, whether it's a digestive problem, suicide. It
Speaker 3: all makes sense. Believe me, if you don't how fishiols work.
Speaker 3: An accident, sure, a heart attack, to stroke, cancer increases diabetes.
Speaker 3: Not having enough fish wills increases your risk of dying
Speaker 3: from any cause that's called all cause mortality by twenty
Speaker 3: six percent. Increases your risk of dying from cancer by
Speaker 3: about fifteen percent. That's big because cancer is so common.
Speaker 3: But listen to this. Increases your risk of dying from
Speaker 3: something related to the heart by thirty one percent. Now,
Speaker 3: what drug lowers the amount officials in your body. Stanton drugs,
Speaker 3: So if you're on a Stanton drug, you actually need
Speaker 3: additional fishioils. To bring it back up to normal levels.
Speaker 2: So this is the.
Speaker 3: University of Georgia. It's the journal ELI. If it's a
Speaker 3: good journal, it's an electronic journal on the Internet. University
Speaker 3: of Georgia. Over eighty five thousand people between the age
Speaker 3: of forties and sixty nine. Not having enough fish wails
Speaker 3: increases your risk of die from any heart related disease
Speaker 3: by thirty one percent and from cancer by about fifteen percent.
Speaker 3: So you have to get your ficials. You need to
Speaker 3: balance your oils. Like there were Omega six, fatty acids
Speaker 3: that you get from vegetable oils like sybean oil or
Speaker 3: corn oil, but you also get it from nuts and seeds.
Speaker 3: You have to balance that with the fish oils. You
Speaker 3: need enough fish oils. And by the way, a test
Speaker 3: to see how much fishiols you have in a body
Speaker 3: is called the Omega three index. But fish wiles, so officials,
Speaker 3: are really important for the brain, but they're also exus me.
Speaker 3: Fish wills are really important for the heart. You also
Speaker 3: need to build bone. Believe it or not. You also
Speaker 3: need it for the breasts, You need it for the liver,
Speaker 3: and you need it for your eyes and your brain.
Speaker 3: Your eyes are an extension of brain. Out of all
Speaker 3: the senses hearing, sense of smell, sense of taste, vision
Speaker 3: gives the most input, obviously, because you could see so
Speaker 3: far away right, I mean, you can see a grizzly
Speaker 3: bear a mile away, right, if you're up in if
Speaker 3: you're up in Yellowstone. So in any event, so vision
Speaker 3: is really important. The cells in your eyes require fish
Speaker 3: woles so they're not damaged because in the eyes, fish
Speaker 3: wells make resolvings and rural protectings that protect the eye tissue,
Speaker 3: and in fact they help you see clearly. One of
Speaker 3: the reasons why you lose some color vision with age
Speaker 3: is there's less fish wills in the eyes, so you
Speaker 3: want to replace that. You want to get more fishials
Speaker 3: into your body. So even if you eat fish twice
Speaker 3: a week, you should take some fishiles or krill oil.
Speaker 3: My wife and I are taking krill oil. Now here's
Speaker 3: a couple of new studies on fisialism. I mean, it's
Speaker 3: gonna knock your sachop. This is the journal Translational Psychiatry.
Speaker 3: It's over six hundred thousand people from a number of
Speaker 3: different studies, and he found that fish we els protect
Speaker 3: our brain from the developing depression. There's a number of
Speaker 3: nutrients that are great for depression. Sammy Foley B twelve
Speaker 3: B six, alcohol with ala bier Kirkman five, lox, and officials.
Speaker 3: They're all great for depression. They're great for depression. You
Speaker 3: can treat a lot of depressions with just these nutrients,
Speaker 3: believe it or not, if the psychiatrist or the psychologist
Speaker 3: knows how to use them. So this is the Journal
Speaker 3: Translational Psychiatry, a great journal that fishels help protect you
Speaker 3: from developing major depressive disorder, something that becomes increasingly more
Speaker 3: common in people as we age, and also people who
Speaker 3: have recurry and bouts of depression. Now here's the last
Speaker 3: study I'm gonna read you. This is these are people
Speaker 3: who are prone to Alzheimer's disease. We have a gene
Speaker 3: involved with carrying fats, so it feeds the brain with fats.
Speaker 3: It's called the Apoe gene, and most people have the
Speaker 3: apple E three gene, which is normal. Some people have
Speaker 3: the apo E two gene, which is very efficient, and
Speaker 3: those people are protected from Alzheimer's. But also a certain
Speaker 3: amount of Americans have an apo E four gene. That
Speaker 3: gene greatly increases your risk of Alzheimer's disease. Now, what
Speaker 3: else protect you from that gene? Some green tea that's
Speaker 3: been proven, Eating well, sleeping well, exercising, correcting your vision
Speaker 3: and hearing. That's really important for you to keep your
Speaker 3: brain healthy and your memory functioning, and to protect yourself
Speaker 3: from dementia. If you have hearing wass you need to
Speaker 3: look into hearing aids, and if you have vision loss,
Speaker 3: you need to get glasses. Cut down in your alcohol,
Speaker 3: quit smoking, lose belly fat. All of those things help
Speaker 3: protect you from developing dementia. I think they say at
Speaker 3: this point forty five percent of wall cases of Alzheimer's
Speaker 3: could have been prevented. And of course, try to avoid
Speaker 3: air pollution. Air pollution kills millions of people every year.
Speaker 3: So if possible, try to avoid air pollution or take
Speaker 3: things that help reduce the risk of damage closed by
Speaker 3: air pollution. What's helps to protect you from air pollution?
Speaker 3: A supplement called nac and acelo system, vitamin C zinc.
Speaker 3: They help protect you from air pollution. There are other
Speaker 3: things too, now, oh, and B vitamins. B vitamins help
Speaker 3: protect you from air pollution. Okay, let's get back to
Speaker 3: what we're talking about fishals here. So this is JAMMA
Speaker 3: network open now. JAMMA normally publishes any crappy, terrible study
Speaker 3: if it's against nutrition, Okay, JAMA. Generally, the American Medical
Speaker 3: Association is generally very picky about the studies they let
Speaker 3: in unless it's against nutrition. Any third rate, creminently crappy
Speaker 3: study against nutrition, JAMA will publish. So why would a
Speaker 3: JAMA joeneral. The American Medical Association print good studies about
Speaker 3: fish oils because there are drugs available now that are
Speaker 3: fish oils. So jama's on board now because if you
Speaker 3: open General of the American Medical Association, the first ten
Speaker 3: pages or ads from drug companies. Okay, so here, maybe
Speaker 3: it's not ten pages. I don't know how many pages.
Speaker 3: I don't read the journal. I'll be honest with you
Speaker 3: because I feel it's a very biased journal. But let's
Speaker 3: get let's get going taking fish oils text people from
Speaker 3: genetically predisposed alzheimer So people with the appo epogene that
Speaker 3: you know, these are the people that develop Blzheimer's in
Speaker 3: their fifties. It's a three year long study. The fishaws
Speaker 3: were preventing the break down of brain cells. Now, why
Speaker 3: would fisholes or krill oil or eating fish all three
Speaker 3: of them are good. Why would they help with the brain. Well,
Speaker 3: first of all, they create three things that protect the brain, neuroprotectings, resolvins,
Speaker 3: and plasmolagins. These things shield the brain cells from damage,
Speaker 3: from inflammation, from dyeing, from destruction. But they also make
Speaker 3: prostaglandins that reduce inflammation in the brain and help you
Speaker 3: think clearly. Prostaglandins are kind of these froggy looking hormones.
Speaker 3: But the fisholes also create your cellular membrane. What is that?
Speaker 3: That's the house that your brain cell is encased in
Speaker 3: the cellular membrane. So krill goes a step further, and
Speaker 3: that's why I choose krill over fish oils. Now, Invite
Speaker 3: has an excellent fish oil if you want official, it's
Speaker 3: enterra coded to protect it from oxygen. It's really fresh,
Speaker 3: it's super high and the EPA DHA that ficials are
Speaker 3: noted for it. That's why you're taking it for the
Speaker 3: EPA DHA, and it's pharmaceutical grade. It's really clean. So
Speaker 3: you could take the Invite fish oil and not worry
Speaker 3: about mercury or plasticizers and everything. It's a really good product.
Speaker 3: But I take the invite krill. It's been used in many,
Speaker 3: many human clinical trials. The invite fishails and invite krill
Speaker 3: have both been used in in clinical trials. We know
Speaker 3: they're safe, we know they work because the krill has
Speaker 3: other things that rebuild the brain. That a good for
Speaker 3: cleansing the liver, that are good for the function of
Speaker 3: the heart, in your muscles, for your bones, for women's breasts,
Speaker 3: for arthritis, paint because krill helps with authritis pain, but
Speaker 3: especially for the brain. All of these things that make
Speaker 3: up the brain require the ingredients and krill oil. I'll
Speaker 3: tell you what's in there that makes the brain. You're
Speaker 3: not getting this in fissile You're getting phosphatytle coling, coaling, phosphatytle, ethanolamine, phosphatylinocetol,
Speaker 3: phosphatitle searing. You're not getting those in fiss oils. You
Speaker 3: need those to make the cellular membranes. You need those
Speaker 3: to protect a brain. You need those to make the
Speaker 3: plasmologins that protect your brain cells. It's like a bulletproof
Speaker 3: vest on your brain cell. That's really important. As you
Speaker 3: grow older, because certainly the things that used to protect
Speaker 3: your brain, like enzyme system atioxidants like superoxide type one
Speaker 3: on superoxide type three, they're missing in the brain in
Speaker 3: your sixties and seventies. By taking the krill, you're restoring
Speaker 3: protection of your brain. Your brain's going to work a
Speaker 3: lot better for a lot longer. It's as simple as that. Okay,
Speaker 3: let's go to a break here. Here can you Invite Health.
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Speaker 3: Okay, welcome back Jerry Hickey for Invite Health. I hope
Speaker 3: everybody's having a great day so far. It's pretty early. Um,
Speaker 3: it's the last second in the program. I put the
Speaker 3: multivitamins on special. Invite has these boxed multis and a
Speaker 3: powdered multi. So let's do the powdered multi first. Who
Speaker 3: should take the powdered Multi I would say people with diabetes.
Speaker 3: See certain nutrients really help you control your blood sugar
Speaker 3: and really help protect you when you're diabetic. So it's
Speaker 3: called Multi Energy Plus. It's a powder you take a
Speaker 3: scoop a day, and it's loaded with biotin, alphylopoeic acid, vanadium, carnatine, chromium,
Speaker 3: vitamin C, vitamin D and magnesium and zinc, and these
Speaker 3: are things diabetics need to protect themselves from the high
Speaker 3: blood sugar and the inflammation that you see in diabetes.
Speaker 3: But you also need these things to control your blood
Speaker 3: sugar and your immune system. It's a very good supplement
Speaker 3: for diabetics to Multi Energy Plus. But also anybody with
Speaker 3: a digestive system problem like iritable ballo syndrome or Crow's
Speaker 3: disease or celiac or anything like that where they might
Speaker 3: have trouble absorbing pills, take the Multi Energy Plus powder.
Speaker 3: It's a fantastic multi. I happen to use the Core
Speaker 3: Multi at this point. We have a men's Multi, we
Speaker 3: have a women's Multi, we have a Core Multi. They're
Speaker 3: all on special today. So what's so special about our
Speaker 3: multice Well, first of all, you absorb less lutine from
Speaker 3: your food as you grow older. Plus if you're on
Speaker 3: a statin drug, Statin's reduced the amount of lutine in
Speaker 3: your body. So we have a loutin called lootimax in
Speaker 3: our multese that has lutine, zia zanin and meso ziazantin.
Speaker 3: What do you need these for your eyes? If you don't,
Speaker 3: I don't have these in your eyes, you develop eye diseases.
Speaker 3: Your vision isn't as clear, you can't see as well
Speaker 3: in the night. So we have loutin in here and
Speaker 3: we have five milligrams. Most multi vitamins that add lutine
Speaker 3: only add a tiny speck of loutine because it's expensive
Speaker 3: stuff and the good quality loutine the natural lutine we
Speaker 3: use that's been used in human clinical trials at the
Speaker 3: University of Georgia and the University of Cork and Ireland
Speaker 3: where they do like the best research. The two best
Speaker 3: places for eye researcher the University of Georgia and the
Speaker 3: University of Cork in Ireland they do the best and
Speaker 3: the Retinal Eye Research Center over in Waterford, Ireland, they
Speaker 3: use this stuff in their research because it's the highest quality.
Speaker 3: It's the highest haired louting you can get. There's lycopene
Speaker 3: in there, that's the red stuff and tomatoes. What does
Speaker 3: lycopene do you get five milligrams? You'd have to have
Speaker 3: a bowl of tomatoes so as to get five milligrams
Speaker 3: of lycopene. The red stuff and tomatoes reduces the risk
Speaker 3: of breast cancer, a little bit, prostate cancer, a little
Speaker 3: bit colon cancer a little bit likely other cancers too.
Speaker 3: It's really good for your skin, but it's super protect
Speaker 3: your hearts. It helps protect plaque guy gunk from building
Speaker 3: up in the orders in your heart that lead to
Speaker 3: coordinary heart disease. And it's the biggest cluosit death in
Speaker 3: the planet. So there's plenty of lycopene in there. You
Speaker 3: have the active forms of B twelve and folid in there,
Speaker 3: so why is that important. Folate is named after foliage.
Speaker 3: It's ubiquitous in plants, but it's hard to absorb out
Speaker 3: of the plants and it's not active yet. And most
Speaker 3: multivitamins use folic acid, a synthetic form that most people
Speaker 3: can't use efficiently, especially older people. We lack the ability
Speaker 3: to convert that into the active form, which is methyl
Speaker 3: tetrahydro folding. Methyl Tetrahydrofolate is the active form of that
Speaker 3: B vitamin that helps protect you from cancer and helps
Speaker 3: protect you from Alzheimer's disease. It helps in inhibit the first
Speaker 3: two stages of cancer initiation and promotion. It attaches to
Speaker 3: your genes and acts like a shield on your genes
Speaker 3: so to protect them from things like viruses and radiation
Speaker 3: and cigarette smoke and pollue and chemicals, so it lowers
Speaker 3: the risk of damage to the genes, to your chromosomes
Speaker 3: that leads to cancer. So if you're getting irregular folic acid,
Speaker 3: it may not be able to protect you from cancer
Speaker 3: because you can't convert it to methyl tetrahydrofolate. We have
Speaker 3: methyl tetra hydrofolate right in our multivitamins cost us a
Speaker 3: little bit more, but that's the right way to do business.
Speaker 3: That's the right way to protect people. But it's also
Speaker 3: important for protecting you from dementia. There's a chemical we
Speaker 3: make in our body that the active form of folate reduces,
Speaker 3: and if you don't make that active form of folate,
Speaker 3: the chemical builds up and it's like a solvent killing
Speaker 3: our brain cells. It's like rust in the brain. It's
Speaker 3: called homocysteine. So if homocystine gets elevated in the brain,
Speaker 3: it leads to depression, anxiety, and Alzheimer's disease. So the
Speaker 3: methyl tetrahydro folate helps protect people from Alzheimer's and a
Speaker 3: house protect people from cancer. That's really important is also
Speaker 3: the active form of B twelve. It turns out increasing
Speaker 3: levels of research. There is an archive building up that
Speaker 3: all the people seem to have trouble converting the synthetic
Speaker 3: B twelve and most multi vitamins. The cyanide attest to coballement.
Speaker 3: It's called cianical balment. Now, the cyanide is not dangerous
Speaker 3: when it's a test to copallevance. So don't get that idea.
Speaker 3: That's not where I'm coming from. I want to be
Speaker 3: honest here, but some people can't take the cianicobalamin available
Speaker 3: in most multivitamins and convert it to methical balament. Methical
Speaker 3: balamin has then changed to all the other forms that
Speaker 3: be twelve, like cobamamite. We have the methical balomin and
Speaker 3: the invite multi. Why is that important nerve health protecting
Speaker 3: you from pollution brain function. If you lack B twelve,
Speaker 3: the active form called methical baalament in your brain, people
Speaker 3: will think you have Alzheimer's. That's the truth. Lacking B
Speaker 3: twelve in the brain. The active form, the active form
Speaker 3: of B twelve, okay, not the form that you get
Speaker 3: most Molti vitamins, but the form that we have in
Speaker 3: the invite multi called methical development. If you lack that
Speaker 3: in the brain, it mimics Alzheimer's disease, so we have
Speaker 3: that in our multie. So why would you take another
Speaker 3: multi when you're not getting that level of protection from cancer,
Speaker 3: from Alzheimer's disease, from physical fatigue, from heart disease, likely
Speaker 3: prostate and breast cancer, and colon cancer. I mean, you
Speaker 3: want to take these multis and you will feel the difference.
Speaker 3: This might be the first multi where you actually feel
Speaker 3: the difference because of the quality of the ingredients and
Speaker 3: the forms of the ingredients that are in there. So
Speaker 3: the Men's Multi obviously is more geared towards We have
Speaker 3: all these things in the Men's Multi, all the things
Speaker 3: I just mentioned, but there's more benefit like for the
Speaker 3: prostate and stamina and the heart. The women's Multi it
Speaker 3: also aims at stamina and breast health, and vaginal health
Speaker 3: and digestive tract health. So you're getting all the things
Speaker 3: are he spoke about in the core MULTI that I
Speaker 3: take and that my wife takes. But then there's extra
Speaker 3: things for men and the Men's Multi, and there's extra
Speaker 3: things for women and the Women's Multi plus. We have
Speaker 3: the Multi Energy plus pattern on special. So here's what's
Speaker 3: on special so far, the fish oil and the krill oil,
Speaker 3: the bio curcumin fible aux, both of our collagen powders,
Speaker 3: the multi vitamins that I just discussed, and also I
Speaker 3: added at the last minute because I started discussing them
Speaker 3: when I came back from a break, because I'm drinking
Speaker 3: green tea right now. The green Tea liquid drops and
Speaker 3: the green Tea capsules. They're very high quality, they're very clean. Now,
Speaker 3: the last thing I'm going to talk about is creatine monohydrate,
Speaker 3: and I only have a couple of minutes for that.
Speaker 3: Creatine model hydrate is the one thing that came out
Speaker 3: of the gym, the world of gym, the world of
Speaker 3: bodybuilding that is a fantastic, super great supplement, creatine monohydrate.
Speaker 3: And I'll tell you where this came from that I
Speaker 3: put creatine a monohydrate on special today. When I was
Speaker 3: with my friends down on the dock on Monday, we
Speaker 3: hung out for about three hours on the dock in Northport,
Speaker 3: had a great time. A couple of people asked me
Speaker 3: about energy non related people like people heard me talking
Speaker 3: about nutrition and go, oh, I'm so tired. I said,
Speaker 3: take creatine. Like one guy was older. I think it
Speaker 3: was seventy one. I said, take creatine monohydrate, and the
Speaker 3: guy said to me, I thought that was for muscle
Speaker 3: I go, yeah, it is, but it's also for brain energy. See,
Speaker 3: a lot of people are tired, not because the body's tired,
Speaker 3: it's because their brain is fatigued. So what does creatine
Speaker 3: do well. First of all, creatine came out of the
Speaker 3: world of body building because it gives you extra oomph.
Speaker 3: It gives you extra strength and stamina when you're doing
Speaker 3: repetitive exercise like running a long distance or lifting weights.
Speaker 3: So it's very good for that. But your brain needs
Speaker 3: more energy and you are muscles. It's a super high
Speaker 3: energy organ just like your heart. See, the creatine monohydrate
Speaker 3: is your heart energy, your muscles energy, and your brain energy.
Speaker 3: The creatine has chasing something called phosphocreatine. Now, when you
Speaker 3: eat food, this is a little complex. When you eat food,
Speaker 3: one of the things you want to accomplish is making
Speaker 3: the currency for energy called ATP and dennis and triphosphate.
Speaker 3: You burn through that energy very quickly. The creatine recycles it.
Speaker 3: It creates phospho creatine and this donates the molecular phosphorus
Speaker 3: to the ATP to keep it going. So your brain
Speaker 3: burns through energy like crazy. That's why your brain absorbs
Speaker 3: twenty percent of the energy from each meal. Even though
Speaker 3: your brain is dry weight only about two pounds, it
Speaker 3: takes twenty percent of the energy from each meal. Your brain
Speaker 3: loves creatine monohydrate. That's why I take it. I'm not
Speaker 3: taking it from my muscles, I'm taking it from my brain.
Speaker 3: Is it a problem for anybody? No, it doesn't cause
Speaker 3: kidney problems, It doesn't hurt your muscles, it doesn't cause
Speaker 3: liver problems. But it is expelled through the kidney, So
Speaker 3: if your kidneys don't work, you really shouldn't have it.
Speaker 3: People who have a kidney problem shouldn't take then things
Speaker 3: that are expelled through their kidneys unless they could keep
Speaker 3: track of it. Just like people who have a liver problem,
Speaker 3: if something is to expel through your liver, you can't
Speaker 3: take things willy nilly that are expelled through the liver
Speaker 3: if you have a liver problem, because they're going to
Speaker 3: build up in your body you live and can't get
Speaker 3: rid of them. So the only people who have to
Speaker 3: be careful with creating amounto hydrate are people who are
Speaker 3: really damaged with their kidneys because it's expelled through the kidney,
Speaker 3: so it'll back up in the body. I wouldn't use
Speaker 3: it during physical therapy. I would use it once the
Speaker 3: muscles are back after physical therapy. So creatine amounto hydrate
Speaker 3: a scoop a day, which really translates to a tea
Speaker 3: spoon or five thousand milligrams five grams roll the same
Speaker 3: thing a technically a tea spoon and is five grams.
Speaker 3: We have a scoop in our creatine monohydrate that's been
Speaker 3: used in human clinical trous It's a real thing and
Speaker 3: it's not from animal sources. They make it by a
Speaker 3: fermentation process out of vegetables, So our creatine, even if
Speaker 3: you're vegan, you can have it right. The creatine restores
Speaker 3: the intensity of stamina and energy to your muscles if
Speaker 3: you don't really fatigued. Type exercise helps nourish your heart
Speaker 3: if you have a weakened heart, like heart failure. It's
Speaker 3: good for the heart, but I would add de ribos
Speaker 3: to that comes out heart energy from both sides, and
Speaker 3: I would ed you bick one all to that, but
Speaker 3: that's another story. But it's great for brain energy, so
Speaker 3: I tell a lot of older people you're tired, get
Speaker 3: the creatine monohydrate. So I'm out of time. It's been
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