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Speaker 2: Good morning, Happy Saturday. Thanks for joining me on the
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Speaker 2: My name is Jerry Hickey. I'm a nutritional pharmacist, licensed pharmacist,
Speaker 2: and I've been doing this for many, many, many decades.
Speaker 2: In fact, I've been on this radio station for many decades.
Speaker 2: In fact, I've been with Invite for many decades, So
Speaker 2: welcome to the program. I spent a lot of time
Speaker 2: this week reviewing the latest research on the oils from
Speaker 2: fish and what they do for our brain, and to
Speaker 2: be honest with you, it bowled me over. I mean,
Speaker 2: it's just really rather amazing. Your brain is mostly fat.
Speaker 2: You don't want that fat made out of the fats
Speaker 2: and margarine and corn oil and butter. You want allow
Speaker 2: that fat to be from fish oils. It's really important.
Speaker 2: Sixty percent of your brain it's estimated as fats. So
Speaker 2: the fats and fish oils have a powerful, great range
Speaker 2: of benefits and very positive effects, age defying effects on
Speaker 2: your brain. And I strongly caution you not to ignore
Speaker 2: the benefits of fish oils. So you can eat really
Speaker 2: high quality fish like wild caught salmon, or you could
Speaker 2: take super high quality fish oils. The invite fish oils
Speaker 2: are on special today. They are pharmaceutical grade. There's no
Speaker 2: PCBs or mercury or anything like that in there. Or
Speaker 2: you could take crom oil like I do every day,
Speaker 2: take crill oil because krill oil has a couple of
Speaker 2: things in it that are great for your brain that
Speaker 2: you don't find in a fish oil supplement. But either
Speaker 2: one is great. Either one is great. Fish oils are
Speaker 2: crill oil great, way ahead of the curve doing that.
Speaker 2: So I'm going to discuss a little even though it's early,
Speaker 2: I'm going to discuss a little biochemistry with you and
Speaker 2: our brain. The oils in fish are converted to SPMs,
Speaker 2: and this is really important. SPMs stands for specialized pro
Speaker 2: resolving mediators, things that correct the brain. Things that correct
Speaker 2: the immune system in the brain. So the immune system
Speaker 2: is really powerful. I mean, and people with covid and
Speaker 2: the flu and pneumonia, et cetera. It's the immune system
Speaker 2: that basically destroys your lungs, right, so you know what's powerful.
Speaker 2: And people with autoimmune diseases, which are life threatening, it's
Speaker 2: the immune system destroying you. So you don't want the
Speaker 2: immune system destroying your brain. So when you get sufficient
Speaker 2: fish oils, you create these SPMs, and these are mediators
Speaker 2: that they create things in your brain. They create protectings,
Speaker 2: they create marasons, they create resolvings. So let me explain
Speaker 2: what these things do. There's a bunch of marasons in
Speaker 2: the brain. They block the death of brain cells in general,
Speaker 2: that's their job. So morascins that fissils are converted into.
Speaker 2: You need the officials to make these things block the
Speaker 2: death of your brain cells prematurely. Then there's protectives, so
Speaker 2: your brain cells have to communicate. They do this through
Speaker 2: axons and dendrites, and these things shrink with ag so
Speaker 2: our brain cells shrink with age, and this really affects
Speaker 2: our memory and our humanity. Protectings basically prevent the shrinkage
Speaker 2: your brain cells. These important parts of brain cells, and
Speaker 2: then the resolverns. They basically shield the lifespan of the
Speaker 2: brain cell. Now additionally, fish oils well krill oils specifically
Speaker 2: creates a sea. Coldine will go into that plasmalagins will
Speaker 2: go into that brain cell, membranes will go into that.
Speaker 2: So I originally saw a bunch of French and Canadian
Speaker 2: researchers studying this several years ago, and now it's been
Speaker 2: updated by researchers at King's College in London and Guys
Speaker 2: King Saint Thomas School of Medicine in London. These are
Speaker 2: real brainiacs, really break people. And I'm going to put
Speaker 2: in a nutshell because these are very long studies with
Speaker 2: a great deal of jargon and a great deal of
Speaker 2: biochemistry in it. There are two chemical pathways that could
Speaker 2: destroy your brain or destroy your whole body. As a
Speaker 2: matter of fact, did he micaloxygenized pathway and the lapoxygen
Speaker 2: ah pathway. These things can kill you. They can destroy you,
Speaker 2: they can end you, they can cause disease. They could
Speaker 2: greatly speed up the rapidity of aging in the brain.
Speaker 2: This is really important. This is like the most important
Speaker 2: thing maybe that fish oils do physiologically, whereas anatomically they
Speaker 2: do other things that are really important. So physiologically, the
Speaker 2: fiss oils take these chemicals in your brain. These are
Speaker 2: natural pathways in your brain, the Cox two pathway, the
Speaker 2: lupoxygenized pathway, or natural to the brain. They take these
Speaker 2: pathways and instead of them destroying the brain, they push
Speaker 2: them to create chemical mediators in the brain that preserve
Speaker 2: the brain and protect the brain. So basically they're flipping
Speaker 2: the immune system in your brain, like microglial cells. Microglial
Speaker 2: cells can attach to and destroy your brain cells. They
Speaker 2: take these and they flip them and instead of destroying
Speaker 2: your brain, the microglia will detoxify the brain. It'll remove
Speaker 2: particles from the brain, like the particles that build up
Speaker 2: that lead to things like Telzheimer's, et cetera. So this
Speaker 2: is really key. Now. Additionally, krill oil activates something called
Speaker 2: P par gamma, which is like treminously exciting. This is
Speaker 2: why I take krill and you could deal with fish
Speaker 2: oils are eating fish torol cell. Don't get me wrong,
Speaker 2: but I just think krill does a better job. P
Speaker 2: par Gamma activity in the brain is very very good.
Speaker 2: It blocks a chemical from getting into your brain cell
Speaker 2: and destroying your DNA and your brain cell, or damaging
Speaker 2: the DNA and your brain cell. In other words, Wow,
Speaker 2: this slows the aging process of your brain. It helps
Speaker 2: slow the loss of memory if that's going to happen
Speaker 2: and you in particular, I don't think it's happened to me,
Speaker 2: but it happens to a lot of people. Maybe it's
Speaker 2: happened to me, but you know, I see to be
Speaker 2: doing fine. So in particular, when the krill oil stimulates
Speaker 2: P par gamma activity in a brain, it's blocking something
Speaker 2: called nuclear factor but BEE from damaging your brain cells.
Speaker 2: So this is all it sounds like, you know, it's
Speaker 2: all biochemical stuff, but this is incredibly important for your
Speaker 2: ongoing memory and your cognitive functions, you know, your ability
Speaker 2: to learn and understand things and figure things out. But
Speaker 2: they found that the fish oils and the krill oil
Speaker 2: also do something else. And this is a really long
Speaker 2: biochemical explanation, but I'm just going to give you the result.
Speaker 2: Through activities of the oils in krill or fish oils,
Speaker 2: it allows neurotransmitters to be made and stored in your
Speaker 2: brain cells. So they could be released on demand whenever
Speaker 2: the brain needs them. So there's about one hundred neurotransmitters
Speaker 2: in the brain. For instance, serotonin release after a meal
Speaker 2: controls your appetite see don't keep on eating, or it
Speaker 2: helps get rid of anxiety. It does other things too.
Speaker 2: Gab into brain calms the brain down. Glutamated glutomic acid
Speaker 2: pe brain up. Dopamine helps you function a style calling
Speaker 2: allows you to learn. So it's a combination of these
Speaker 2: nerd transmitters that allows the brain to function like a
Speaker 2: human like a mixture of GABA, dopamine and acetal collin
Speaker 2: releases at the correct time, allows you to solve problems,
Speaker 2: allows you to learn, allows you to remember, allows you
Speaker 2: to take action to do things like melatonin at night
Speaker 2: is needed for sleep and healing and bone building and
Speaker 2: immunity and healing the digestive tracts. So all of these
Speaker 2: things are dependent on their proper release from your brain
Speaker 2: cell and the oils in krill and fissuels allow you
Speaker 2: to do this appropriately. So is a mountain of research,
Speaker 2: a mountain of research that inflammation in the brain is
Speaker 2: super toxic. Okay, it's called neuroinflammation when they speak about
Speaker 2: it in the brain, they call it neuroinflammation. And neuroinflammation
Speaker 2: causes the deposit of plaques that leads to Alzheimer's disease
Speaker 2: and the kind of build up of damage that leads
Speaker 2: to Parkinson's disease. These are the two most common brain
Speaker 2: diseases we see in aging individuals like myself. Parkinson's disease
Speaker 2: has to do with the back of the brain, and
Speaker 2: it's involved with tremors, and you become rigid and you
Speaker 2: move slowly, and you have reflux, and you have constipation
Speaker 2: and pain and all kinds of things, all kinds of things.
Speaker 2: And Alzheimer's. You know what Alzheimer's does. Alzheimer's is a
Speaker 2: disease that prevents you from knowing who you are and
Speaker 2: who your kids are. It literally steals your memories and
Speaker 2: everything else. So the krill oil and the fish oils
Speaker 2: block neuro degeneration. And also eating fish. I won't say
Speaker 2: that it's important to say that some people might not
Speaker 2: want to take a fish oil or crill oil. I
Speaker 2: eat fish and take krill oil. I'm doing double duty.
Speaker 2: I think it's that important. Is so it blocks the
Speaker 2: inflammation strongly that really is a huge part of major
Speaker 2: depressive disorder, depression, anxiety, Alzheimer's, all these brain diseases, Parkinson's disease,
Speaker 2: Lewis body dementia, all these different horrible things. But additionally,
Speaker 2: when you take krill, you get a form of colin
Speaker 2: that enters your brain, which is really, really, really important.
Speaker 2: Colin is nominally a bee vitamin, but most forms of
Speaker 2: colin do not enter the brain very easily, like colin
Speaker 2: citrate et cetera doesn't enter the brain very easily. The
Speaker 2: type of colin in krill is called phosphatidyl colin, and
Speaker 2: it gets to your brain and it's acetylated and it
Speaker 2: becomes acetyl colin, And acetyl coling is unbelievably important for
Speaker 2: you bring. First of all, acetyl colin allows you to
Speaker 2: remember things without releasing a styl cold. You remember nothing
Speaker 2: like People with Alzheimer's do not have a scetyl colding.
Speaker 2: They don't have it. People with mild cognitive impayment, where
Speaker 2: there's definite damage in the brain and disturbance of memory,
Speaker 2: they have less than a healthy brain. So my brain,
Speaker 2: which is functioning fine, would have more acetyl calling than
Speaker 2: somebody who has some memory loss, and somebody with some
Speaker 2: memory loss has more acetyo calling than somebody with Alzheimer's disease.
Speaker 2: It's that important. But aceetyl calling also lets you learn,
Speaker 2: also lets you unravel mysteries and complex things, such as
Speaker 2: like learning how to use your new cell phone, or
Speaker 2: how to use your new stereo system or your new
Speaker 2: TV set, et cetera. But also acetyl calling allows you
Speaker 2: to make new brain cells. When you go to sleep
Speaker 2: at night, you create new memory cells. And it's a
Speaker 2: setyle calling that's really transformational. Inness It allows you to
Speaker 2: take stromo stem cells and convert into memory cells. And
Speaker 2: you can make hundreds of these at night. So if
Speaker 2: you have less of seedl coline, you're making less new
Speaker 2: memory cells. Now why is that important? It's called cognitive reserve.
Speaker 2: These are new healthy brain cells involved with memory and
Speaker 2: learning and cognitive functions and your internal GPS et cetera.
Speaker 2: Where you are, who you are, how you are, et cetera.
Speaker 2: And they have not been touched by depression, they have
Speaker 2: not been touched by Alzheimer's plaque. See, your brain goes
Speaker 2: on working even if you have these things already. Your
Speaker 2: brain improves and goes on working because you created cognitive reserve. Now. Additionally,
Speaker 2: fish oils, krill oil, and eating fish creates plasmaalagins, especially
Speaker 2: krill oil by the way, or eating fish more soda
Speaker 2: than fissils. So to create plasmaalagins, you can eat salmon,
Speaker 2: or you could take krill oil. Regular official capsules will
Speaker 2: not achieve this very readily because there's a lot of
Speaker 2: things in kryll oil needed to create plasmaalagens. On what
Speaker 2: are they? There are a bulletproof vests on aging memory cells,
Speaker 2: on aging brain cells, so aging brain cells have lost
Speaker 2: a lot of air protection there, they're built in antioxygen
Speaker 2: protective systems are diminished, so it's easy to kill a
Speaker 2: brain cell in an older person compared to a younger person.
Speaker 2: But if you take krill oil, you create basically a
Speaker 2: bulletproof vest on your brain cell and it's less likely
Speaker 2: to be damaged. But you also create the cellular membrane
Speaker 2: on your brain cell. This is really important. Your cellular
Speaker 2: membrane on your brain cell needs phoster title coline, phospho
Speaker 2: tytlinocerotol phoster title ethanolamine phoster title ceerine. It needs coline.
Speaker 2: It needs fish oils. You have to make things called
Speaker 2: like cerebrosides and ganglicides, et cetera. And these are all
Speaker 2: fancy terms for things that make up the outside of
Speaker 2: your brain cell. And you can't really do that as
Speaker 2: effectively with fish oils because krill has all of these
Speaker 2: additional ingredients you need to make your brain cell, but
Speaker 2: it also keeps the the brain cell membrane fluid. So
Speaker 2: the membrane is the outer part of your brain cell,
Speaker 2: which is really important because that's you know, you need
Speaker 2: that functioning for memory, and the brain cell tends to
Speaker 2: get stiff with age, and the krill oil has all
Speaker 2: of these things in that that recreate the cellular membrane
Speaker 2: of your brain cell and keep it fluid and working.
Speaker 2: So my recommendation eat a really high quality fish two
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Speaker 2: Okay, Welcome back here, you Hickey for Invite Health. I
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Speaker 2: You know there's a lot of benefit from drinking a
Speaker 2: cup of coffee or drinking a cup of green tea.
Speaker 2: And what I do for my wife and me, we
Speaker 2: have a cup of green tea. Try to do it
Speaker 2: twice a day. It's not always possible, but we add
Speaker 2: a squirt of our green tea liquid in there to
Speaker 2: double the amount we're getting. So if you take a
Speaker 2: cup of green tea, you brew a cup of green tea,
Speaker 2: which is like, I love green tea. I only drink water,
Speaker 2: green tea, and coffee. That's all I drink. I don't
Speaker 2: drink soda. I really have very little alcohol. It's water,
Speaker 2: green tea, and coffee. So I mean what my genes
Speaker 2: I can handle coffee. Coffee does not make me anxious,
Speaker 2: or coffee does not raise my blood pressure. That's a
Speaker 2: genetic thing. But we're talking about green tea here, Okay,
Speaker 2: So I brew a cup of green tea from my
Speaker 2: wife and me, and we use a special type of
Speaker 2: green tea, Macha green tea, and then we add a
Speaker 2: squirt of our green tea drops to it. So that's
Speaker 2: like two cups because the squirt of our green tea
Speaker 2: drops it's made out of matcha green tea, which is
Speaker 2: the best green tea, and we add it to our
Speaker 2: match of green tea that we're brewing. That's two cups.
Speaker 2: So if we do that twice today, that's four cups.
Speaker 2: So let's talk about diabetes. There's been a number of
Speaker 2: studies from Italy, from England or Great Britain, from Ireland,
Speaker 2: from the United States, from Japan, from China, and even India,
Speaker 2: because diabetes is very common in China and India. So
Speaker 2: that's why I include them. That green tea helps manipulate
Speaker 2: your blood sugar. It helps make you more sensitive to
Speaker 2: the effects of insulin, which is the opposite of pre diabetes,
Speaker 2: and makes your blood sugar easier to control, which is
Speaker 2: the opposite of diabetes. So if you look at the
Speaker 2: latest data in the United States, almost twelve percent of
Speaker 2: American adults have type two diabetes. It's over thirty eight
Speaker 2: million American adults. Over thirty eight millionare and that's terrible.
Speaker 2: Diabetes kills you. It doesn't kill you quickly. It's a slow,
Speaker 2: not good death. Diabetes leads to brain issues. It causes
Speaker 2: strokes because the brain cells get clagged, you know, the
Speaker 2: blood business, and to bring your cloth. It leads to
Speaker 2: Alzheimer's disease. That's right, Diabetes. If you don't control it. Now,
Speaker 2: if you control it, you're okay. But if you don't
Speaker 2: control your diabetes, it'll greatly increase your risk of a
Speaker 2: stroke or Alzheimer's disease. But diabetes also hollows out your
Speaker 2: bones and you have a much higher likelihood of breaking
Speaker 2: your hip, which could be really dangerous. It's certainly painful
Speaker 2: and it's very expensive. Diabetes damages your kidney. If you
Speaker 2: go to a kidney nephrodialysis center, you'll see more than
Speaker 2: half the people in there are in there because of diabetes.
Speaker 2: Diabetes damages your heart and leads to arrhythmias, aneurysms, heart attacks.
Speaker 2: Diabetes damages you're hearing if you don't control your bloodshirriddle
Speaker 2: damage you're hearing, and it damages your vision. So it
Speaker 2: damages your skin at least to erect all this function. Okay,
Speaker 2: let's talk about some of those things. At leads to
Speaker 2: certain cancers you'll see in women with diabetes, and much
Speaker 2: higher risk of breast cancers. So this is the British
Speaker 2: medical journal Diabetes Research and Care. It's an open journal,
Speaker 2: which means anybody could go in there for free and
Speaker 2: read the studies. And that's always good because we're spreading
Speaker 2: good data throughout the world as researchers in Japan. Now
Speaker 2: you'll see that a lot of studies in green tea. Yeah,
Speaker 2: you'll see them from Germany and Great Britain, et cetera.
Speaker 2: But a lot of the studies are done in Japan.
Speaker 2: Why because that's where green tea grows. So it's easy
Speaker 2: to study green tea in Japan. You're not going to
Speaker 2: study green tea in Iceland. Who's drinking green tea in Iceland.
Speaker 2: You're going to study green tea in Japan. That's where
Speaker 2: it is, right, So drinking four or more cups of
Speaker 2: green tea, listen to this reduces the risk of early
Speaker 2: mortality and type two diabetics by sixty three percent, especially
Speaker 2: if you add a little bit of coffee, like two
Speaker 2: cups of coffee. So having four cups a day of
Speaker 2: green tea. This is a big study. It's over five
Speaker 2: thousand people followed for over five years. All of them
Speaker 2: had type two diabetes. Okay, it was preventing, it was
Speaker 2: lowering their risk of dying from cancer, heart attack, stroke,
Speaker 2: Alzheimer's disease, kidney disease. I mean, it was amazing because
Speaker 2: there's things in green tea that really have a profound
Speaker 2: effect on the human body. And here's the weird thing.
Speaker 2: Green tea kills bed bacteria, and it doesn't kill healthy bacteria,
Speaker 2: which is amazing. That's one reason why green tea helps
Speaker 2: control your appetite. There are certain pro inflammatory bacteria in
Speaker 2: the god that make it hard to control your blood
Speaker 2: sugar and make you very hungry and you're eating all
Speaker 2: kinds of garbage food all day long. The green tea
Speaker 2: tends to kill those bad bacteria, the pro inflammatory bacteria
Speaker 2: that are involved with type two diabetes and even colon cancer,
Speaker 2: but it doesn't affect the good bacteria that help you
Speaker 2: to thrive, that helped control your appetite, that helped control
Speaker 2: your blood sugar, that helped control your immune system. So
Speaker 2: that's a crazy thing about green tea. So in this study,
Speaker 2: the Japanese researchers found that green tea helped control your
Speaker 2: blood sugar and helped reduce your risk of dying from
Speaker 2: diabetes strongly by sixty three percent. I mean, that's that's amazing.
Speaker 2: So these people weren't taking their diabetes medication, but the
Speaker 2: ones who had the green tea with the active constituents,
Speaker 2: and it especially EGCG. Some had green tea without the
Speaker 2: active ingredients, others had green tea with the active ingredients,
Speaker 2: and those with the active ingredients it was really protecting them.
Speaker 2: So if you're diabetic, a couple of cups of coffee
Speaker 2: a day, if you can handle it. Not everybody can
Speaker 2: handle coffee. I'm fine with coffee. I could have four
Speaker 2: cups a day. It doesn't even affect me. And that's
Speaker 2: a genetic thing. But you could certainly handle the green
Speaker 2: tea because green tea has very little caffeine like substances
Speaker 2: in it, very little, it's not four cups of green
Speaker 2: tea is about equal to one cup of coffee as
Speaker 2: far as the stimulant effects. So it's very easy to
Speaker 2: handle green tea. But there's a lot of data, especially
Speaker 2: recent data on green tea in the brain. Years ago,
Speaker 2: they found that green tea helped reduce the risk of
Speaker 2: Alzheimer's and people with a genetic risk for Alzheimer's disease.
Speaker 2: So you know that cold sore virus, the HSV one,
Speaker 2: and people with a certain gene it's called the app
Speaker 2: e E four gene. If they have the apple ee
Speaker 2: four gene and they have the herpes virus. It greatly
Speaker 2: increases their risk of Alzheimer's disease. And they found in
Speaker 2: these people green tea was protecting them from Alzheimer's disease,
Speaker 2: which is crazy, but you know, we welcome that. Well,
Speaker 2: what about you and me. I don't have an increased
Speaker 2: risk of Alzheimer's disease. If I did, I wouldn't be
Speaker 2: able to learn all the things I learn on a
Speaker 2: daily basis. I'm always learning. It's my joy. I love
Speaker 2: to learn. So here's the International Journal of Molecular Sciences.
Speaker 2: It's once again Japanese researchers because we're talking about something
Speaker 2: like rows in Japan. And they said that EGCG is
Speaker 2: the dominant good thing in green tea. It's the thing
Speaker 2: that may lower the risk of breast cancer in some women,
Speaker 2: the risk of prostate cancer and some men, the risk
Speaker 2: of colon cancer in many people, the risk of Alzheimer's
Speaker 2: and those more prone to it. I mean, it's really
Speaker 2: good that the EGC from Green tea improved neritogenesis. So
Speaker 2: that's a big word, nerito genesis. Right, you have projections
Speaker 2: on your brain cells, and these a lot of brain
Speaker 2: cells to communicate with each other. So it's just the apps.
Speaker 2: It's just the opposite of developing Alzheimer's disease. So green
Speaker 2: tea stimulates the production of these things. In other words,
Speaker 2: green tea is repairing the projections on the membranes of
Speaker 2: your brain cell that allows intracellular communication in our brain.
Speaker 2: So in other words, this prevents damage or aging of
Speaker 2: our memory, loss of cognitive function. So here's another one,
Speaker 2: and this is Mattha green tea. This is the green
Speaker 2: tea ours is made out of its elderly women. It's
Speaker 2: in Japan. It's a randomized, double blind, placific controlled human
Speaker 2: clinical trial published in a pair reviewed medical journal called Nutrients.
Speaker 2: So you have to understand this. I only give you
Speaker 2: human studies. I'm not giving you study of flies or
Speaker 2: frogs or pond slime or in the test tube. These
Speaker 2: are human studies, Okay. They found out over twelve weeks.
Speaker 2: And these are once again it's green tea with the
Speaker 2: active stuff versus green tea not the active stuff. And
Speaker 2: this is women between the ages sixty five to seventy five.
Speaker 2: That the women did better in brain tests, cognitive function tests,
Speaker 2: and the memory tests. They were given a battery of
Speaker 2: brain tests, and they did better on the brain tests
Speaker 2: over the twelve week period than the women not getting
Speaker 2: the active green tea. They were getting inactivated green tea,
Speaker 2: So that means a lot. There's a lot of studies
Speaker 2: like this green tea helps protect the aging brain. Oh
Speaker 2: and by the way, I don't have time to go
Speaker 2: into it now because I'm almost out of time. There's
Speaker 2: a whole bunch of studies that green tea helps protect
Speaker 2: you from cold viruses and flu viruses and many other
Speaker 2: viruses like the summer colds. So green tea really had.
Speaker 2: It's been shown to lower the risk of stroke and
Speaker 2: heart attack according to Yale University Medical School and Harvard
Speaker 2: Medical School. Green tea has been shown to protect your
Speaker 2: brain while you're aging. Green tea has been shown to
Speaker 2: help curb infections, like it'll cut down in your risk
Speaker 2: it a flu or a cold by like like thirty
Speaker 2: thirty five percent, which is amazing. Really, so there's a
Speaker 2: lot of things about green tea. This is why my
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Speaker 3: Now, Hello and welcome to Invite Health Radio. I am
Speaker 3: doctor Amanda Williams, Director of Science at Invite Health and
Speaker 3: happy summer to everyone. We are officially into summer. I
Speaker 3: know that you just had the pleasure of listening to
Speaker 3: Jerry Hickey and all of his wisdom when it comes
Speaker 3: to green tea and fish oil and krill oil. And
Speaker 3: I actually am going to be talking a bit about
Speaker 3: fish oil as well today. The importance of omega three
Speaker 3: fatty acids, folks, I can't stress that enough. This week,
Speaker 3: I was looking at some statistical analysis on omega threes
Speaker 3: and looking and it's interesting because the topic that I'm
Speaker 3: doing today is, you know, very much so focus on
Speaker 3: brain health and focus attention mood. And it was interesting
Speaker 3: to see that in countries you know that where you
Speaker 3: have a high intake just naturally from the diet of
Speaker 3: omega threes, you know, you have a lower level of
Speaker 3: issues such as attention deficit and anxiety and depression. So
Speaker 3: it's it's just kind of resonates that whole point of
Speaker 3: you know, let food be thy medicine first and foremost.
Speaker 3: But we know that here in the United States, our
Speaker 3: exposure too high omega three foods is just not going
Speaker 3: to be high enough in order to keep those connection
Speaker 3: points and to be able to regulate inflammation that occurs
Speaker 3: within the brain. So this is why taking your invite
Speaker 3: health fish oil or krill oil advanced so incredibly important.
Speaker 3: So I'm going to get into all of that. The
Speaker 3: topic today that I did want to zero in or
Speaker 3: hone in on is attention deficit. I have so many
Speaker 3: folks over the past decade that have come to me
Speaker 3: and said, Amanda, I don't know what my problem is,
Speaker 3: but I just I lose focus so easy. I don't know.
Speaker 3: Maybe I do have add I've never been told by
Speaker 3: a doctor that I do. But maybe this is just
Speaker 3: a problem. Maybe this is something that I'm developing as
Speaker 3: I grow older. But I want to talk about this
Speaker 3: in some detail because we have so many different formulations
Speaker 3: within our product line that can be so helpful, and
Speaker 3: I've worked with so many individual tools throughout the years
Speaker 3: and from you know, folks who are twenty years old,
Speaker 3: folks who are eighty years old. And I have parents
Speaker 3: who come to me that say, you know, my kids
Speaker 3: struggling in school and elementary school or junior high is
Speaker 3: there anything that they can be taking. I don't really
Speaker 3: want them to be on a prescription medication. So this
Speaker 3: is a topic that for me is very interesting and
Speaker 3: just brain health in general. I love neurology. When I
Speaker 3: was in medical school, it was one of my favorite
Speaker 3: rotations that I had the honor of doing. And you know,
Speaker 3: part of it was I was assigned to work directly
Speaker 3: under an amazing gentleman who was so passionate about what
Speaker 3: he did every day, and I learned so much from him.
Speaker 3: I learned one thing. I learned that I would never
Speaker 3: want to go into neurology just because it was a
Speaker 3: little depressing and that for me didn't necessarily go well
Speaker 3: with my personality. I thought, I love the science behind it,
Speaker 3: but topic wise, in the conditions that were coming through
Speaker 3: the practice on a regular basis, we're a little sad.
Speaker 3: So for me, I love the science, I love the
Speaker 3: anatomy the physiology of it, but I want to try
Speaker 3: and get people's brains healthier and you know, get your
Speaker 3: brains energized and focused. And so that's what I'm going
Speaker 3: to be zeroing in on today. But on a whole
Speaker 3: other topic. Toft's University just came out with a study
Speaker 3: that resonates with me for sure, because I am a
Speaker 3: huge coffee drinker and I just drink organic black coffee.
Speaker 3: I drink tea as well, but black coffee is my staple,
Speaker 3: that is my go to. And Touf's University just came out.
Speaker 4: With a study saying that coffee consumption can lead to
Speaker 4: a longer So of course it caught my eye and
Speaker 4: I had to to dive into the study and try
Speaker 4: to figure out, you know what exactly were they looking at,
Speaker 4: you know, what data points are they assessing in this,
Speaker 4: And they were looking at how that the daily consumption
Speaker 4: of black coffee anywhere from one.
Speaker 3: To three cups per day was associated with a lower
Speaker 3: risk of overall mortality. And this was published in the
Speaker 3: Journal of Nutrition. So I have a lot of different
Speaker 3: journals that I look through on a weekly basis, and
Speaker 3: this happens to be one of my go tos because
Speaker 3: the topic nutrition. So they're oftentimes reporting back on different
Speaker 3: foods and you know, fruit and vegetable studies and all
Speaker 3: different things. Mushrooms. You hear me a lot of times
Speaker 3: talk about mushroom extract studies that are conducted and they're
Speaker 3: oftentimes published in the Journal of Nutrition. So in this one,
Speaker 3: they were looking at how the consumption of black coffee
Speaker 3: and they did put this out there they said, you know,
Speaker 3: as soon as you start to add in, you know,
Speaker 3: the creamers and the sugars, you're losing that benefit. So
Speaker 3: so don't fool yourself if you think you're gonna go
Speaker 3: have one of those fruitfy drinks and that is still
Speaker 3: going to provide you the same benefit as what this
Speaker 3: study is actually looking at, which is just straight black coffee.
Speaker 3: So in this they were looking at all cause mortality,
Speaker 3: so looking at cardiovascular disease, and they could see a
Speaker 3: significant drop in the health span of an individual's life
Speaker 3: when they had a daily consumption of straight up black coffee.
Speaker 3: So that just kind of ring a beautiful music in
Speaker 3: my ear because I was like, well, I'm not going
Speaker 3: to stop drinking my coffee. I love my coffee, and
Speaker 3: I will be the first one to admit too. Let
Speaker 3: me just put this out there. I used to drink
Speaker 3: not so good coffee many many years ago. I would,
Speaker 3: you know, load my coffee down with sugar and cream
Speaker 3: and oh goodness gracious, but this is you know, back
Speaker 3: when I was in medical school. Now, my body could
Speaker 3: keep up with that at that time because I was
Speaker 3: much younger. But now, you know, I really I pay
Speaker 3: attention to what I put into my system because I
Speaker 3: recognize that everything that I consumer, anything that I am drinking,
Speaker 3: has an impact on all of my cells. Now that's
Speaker 3: something I didn't know when I was back in medical school.
Speaker 3: I didn't realize that, you know, having some processed you know,
Speaker 3: macaroni and cheese, which is kind of what my staple
Speaker 3: diet was in medical school, that that was not that
Speaker 3: good for my system. And so now I do recognize this,
Speaker 3: and this is why I very much so adhere to
Speaker 3: a Mediterranean diet. I always say, your plate should be
Speaker 3: like like a rainbow of colors, natural colors, folks, not
Speaker 3: artificial colors. So looking at fruits and vegetables, and hey,
Speaker 3: it's summer now, so there's really no excuses when it
Speaker 3: comes to accessibility to those fresh fruits and vegetables. And
Speaker 3: if you have an opportunity go to one of those,
Speaker 3: you know, pick your own, like berry farms. It gets
Speaker 3: you out into nature and then you get you know,
Speaker 3: you're mindful, you're in touch with the foods that you
Speaker 3: are consuming. That's something for me that I have learned
Speaker 3: along the way is being mindful, mindful when you're eating,
Speaker 3: being able to detach. And this is something that I
Speaker 3: struggled with for many years. You know, I would constantly
Speaker 3: have my phone, you know, checking emails while I was,
Speaker 3: you know, trying to eat. Now I realize that's not good.
Speaker 3: That's not good for your digestion, that's not good for
Speaker 3: your overall mental wellbeing. You have to be able to disconnect.
Speaker 3: And that kind of brings me back to today's topic of attention, focus, anxiety,
Speaker 3: low mood, feeling like you have brain fog. All of
Speaker 3: these things matter because at the end of the day,
Speaker 3: if we are not mindful about what we do each day,
Speaker 3: if we don't pay attention to the cues that our
Speaker 3: body is giving us and our body will give you,
Speaker 3: it does. So if you pay attention to your body,
Speaker 3: you can pick up on those cues. I certainly know
Speaker 3: if I have days where I have a heightened amount
Speaker 3: of stress, I can tell. I can tell in terms
Speaker 3: of trying to be able to quote unquote multitask. I
Speaker 3: struggle with that a bit more on days where I
Speaker 3: feel like I have a higher amount of stress. So
Speaker 3: I'm acutely aware of this now, so I do a
Speaker 3: much better job, Because what do I do at that point?
Speaker 3: I say, wait, let me pump the brakes, let me
Speaker 3: go take five minutes, let me do some form of
Speaker 3: a mindfulness activity. For me, it's music. I find that
Speaker 3: music therapy for myself works really good. And we've seen
Speaker 3: the studies how beneficial music can be in the setting
Speaker 3: of conditions like Alzheimer's disease. For folks who do suffer
Speaker 3: from high levels of anxiety, this is something that can
Speaker 3: really help to kind of recalibrate your sympathetic and your
Speaker 3: parasympathetic nervous system. So you have to find the correct
Speaker 3: mindfulness technique that's going to work best for you. But
Speaker 3: in any event, it's always wise to try to incorporate
Speaker 3: in some form of mindfulness, whether that's mindful eating, whether
Speaker 3: that's doing some type of guided you know, imagery, meditation, yoga,
Speaker 3: finds something five minutes outside, just pay attention to what's
Speaker 3: happening in your universe, you know, look up at the sky,
Speaker 3: see if you see a bird fly by. These are
Speaker 3: the things that can make a big difference in creating
Speaker 3: this balance once again, but we also know that there
Speaker 3: are so many different nutrients that we can turn to
Speaker 3: that can help to facilitate this whole process for us.
Speaker 3: And this is really what we're talking about at the
Speaker 3: end of the day is processing. We need to be
Speaker 3: able to process information, We need to be able to
Speaker 3: learn new things. So don't fool yourself if you finished
Speaker 3: high school or then went on to college and you think, Okay,
Speaker 3: I'm done with learning. No, we should all want to
Speaker 3: be lifelong learners. I mean, this is something that you
Speaker 3: hear Jerry Hickey talk about, you hear myself talk about.
Speaker 3: We're alway talking about these different studies in these different journals.
Speaker 3: From there, we're learning. You know, I'm learning new bits
Speaker 3: of information on all of these different nutrients on a
Speaker 3: regular basis with all of these new studies that come out.
Speaker 3: So we should all encourage ourselves to continue to want
Speaker 3: to learn new things and challenge our brain to be
Speaker 3: able to do those things. And processing information is so critical.
Speaker 3: So maybe you find yourself at work and you know,
Speaker 3: you're tasked with a particular job for the day, and
Speaker 3: you find yourself, you know, thinking about something else and
Speaker 3: then you look back and go, oh, gosh, wait, no,
Speaker 3: I'm supposed to be doing this task. So this is
Speaker 3: where these nutrients that I'm gonna discuss today can be
Speaker 3: so beneficial. Is in that processing center in our brain.
Speaker 3: We need to be able to get those connection points
Speaker 3: back together. We need to be able to get that
Speaker 3: nice fluidity of information to be able to go from
Speaker 3: one brain cell to the next. We also have to
Speaker 3: have the ability to clean up any of the crud
Speaker 3: or garbage that builds up throughout our life, and we
Speaker 3: know that there are certain nutrients that help to do that.
Speaker 3: We know that we can turn to powerful amino acids
Speaker 3: and healthy fatty acids, and phospholipids, as you heard Jerry
Speaker 3: talk about with the krill oil advanced having that phosphatital
Speaker 3: colling in that those phospholipids play such an important factor
Speaker 3: in maintaining the structural integrity of our brain cells. So
Speaker 3: when we are supplementing each day, we should be identifying
Speaker 3: the areas of concern. If you know that you are
Speaker 3: prone to anxiety, if you know that you are prone
Speaker 3: to getting stressed out easily, if you know that you're
Speaker 3: prone to having problems with focus and attention and you
Speaker 3: are self diagnosing yourself as having attention deficit, then these
Speaker 3: nutrients that I'm going to be discussing throughout the hour today,
Speaker 3: these can be so helpful for getting all of those
Speaker 3: processing centers and those connection points back together. And I've
Speaker 3: seen it time and time again. I've worked with so
Speaker 3: many individuals through the years that once they get onto
Speaker 3: these routines, and each person's different, keep this in mind,
Speaker 3: but once we get them onto a personalized routine for
Speaker 3: their specific concern, whether it's you know, yeah, I feel
Speaker 3: like I'm scattered brained, or I feel like I have
Speaker 3: brain fog, whatever be the case, we can get those
Speaker 3: neurons firing at that rapid pace again. So you are
Speaker 3: feeling sharp, that you are feeling focused, that you are
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Speaker 3: Health Radio. I and doctor Amanda Williams. Happy Saturday morning
Speaker 3: to everyone. Hockey is over. I was a little sad
Speaker 3: I was rooting for the Oilers, but I'm happy for
Speaker 3: the Panthers. I'm down here in Florida, so of course
Speaker 3: I never really got into following the Florida Panthers, but
Speaker 3: I am happy. They are a really, really good teams,
Speaker 3: so kudos to all of them. But I've always been
Speaker 3: an Oilers fan from the time I was young. Of course,
Speaker 3: my number one team is the Red Wings, so being
Speaker 3: a Detroiter, that is always going to be my primary
Speaker 3: city where I root for my teams. But let's talk
Speaker 3: about and talking about stress. I mean that can be
Speaker 3: stress well, being a fan of a sports team. I'm
Speaker 3: sure any of you out there in New York where
Speaker 3: you know every year at football time, you know you're
Speaker 3: hoping that your your Jets or your Giants are going
Speaker 3: to have the best year ever, and then you you've
Speaker 3: become disappointed. I can understand that. So, so speaking of stress,
Speaker 3: we know stress in and of itself can have significant
Speaker 3: impacts beyond what most people even recognize when it comes
Speaker 3: to stress. And you know stress, we get this release
Speaker 3: of cortisolt through that action, and you have the hypothalmis
Speaker 3: pituitary adrenal access. There are so many systems in the
Speaker 3: body that are directly impacted by stress, and for many
Speaker 3: folks when they're stress, they will complain about maybe some
Speaker 3: gi issues like I have a pit in my stomach,
Speaker 3: or I feel scattered, I feel like I have brain
Speaker 3: fog because of my stress. Of course, low energy can
Speaker 3: be a common thing as well, but we know that
Speaker 3: the pathways to which stress is directly implicated are numerous,
Speaker 3: including neurotransmitters. So when you're looking at your dopamine levels,
Speaker 3: your serotonin levels, remember serotonin that's gonna help drive your
Speaker 3: happy factor each and every single day, So if you
Speaker 3: have a high amount of stress, this will have a
Speaker 3: big burden on your serotonin release. Of course, we can
Speaker 3: look at all of the different ways in which stress
Speaker 3: can have a negative impact on our naturally occurring antioxidants.
Speaker 3: So when you have a higher amount of stress, it's
Speaker 3: not uncommon that your natural antioxidant levels will start to diminish.
Speaker 3: And so we're looking at things like superoxide, dismy taste, catalyse,
Speaker 3: which is why if you look at high stress and
Speaker 3: graying of the hair as an example, there is something
Speaker 3: to that for sure. So these are all things that
Speaker 3: we have to recognize. We have to realize that stress
Speaker 3: in and of itself affects so many different parts of
Speaker 3: our health and all of those different systems and pathways.
Speaker 3: So looking at how do we combat this because oftentimes
Speaker 3: you can't necessarily get rid of all of your stress
Speaker 3: as much as you would like to. Maybe you do
Speaker 3: have a stressful job, perhaps you know your your personal
Speaker 3: life is incredibly stressful. So this is why I always
Speaker 3: talk about mindfulness techniques, but also what we can be
Speaker 3: doing to help offset or git that. And this is
Speaker 3: where these different nutrients come into play. So looking at energy,
Speaker 3: looking at antioxidant status in the body, and many of
Speaker 3: these studies that are designed that assess the hypothalmis, pituitary
Speaker 3: adrenal access, that's one of the things that they definitely
Speaker 3: zero in on. They look at antioxidant status and you
Speaker 3: can see where levels of SOD, levels of coenzyme Q ten,
Speaker 3: your level of glutathione start to really taper off because
Speaker 3: of high stress. So this is why every single day,
Speaker 3: if you are dealing with high stress, high anxiety, have
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Speaker 3: cortisol response, so it's going to blunt that effect, so
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Speaker 3: And so this is why rodiola is such a fabulous nutrient.
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Speaker 3: and it's not just the fruit and vegetable extracts that
Speaker 3: are contained in the Purples h X. You're also getting
Speaker 3: powerful amino acids such as carnatine. We know carnatine. We
Speaker 3: need for those fatty acids to travel from the outside
Speaker 3: of the cell to the inside of the cell so
Speaker 3: they can be made into energy. So you're getting the carnatine,
Speaker 3: you're getting a powerful amount of tourine in this and
Speaker 3: tourine is so essential, this very critical amino acid when
Speaker 3: it comes to cell to cell communication, when it comes
Speaker 3: to the excitable tissues in our bodies. So we're thinking
Speaker 3: of our heart, we're thinking of our brain. So this
Speaker 3: combination performance multivitamin along with the scoop of the Purples
Speaker 3: HX is an amazing way to off your day because
Speaker 3: you're going to feel that throughout the day. And can
Speaker 3: you take more than one scoop of Purples HAX throughout
Speaker 3: the day, of course you can, so, especially during the summer,
Speaker 3: it would be actually advantageous to do that because that's
Speaker 3: going to encourage a higher hydration level as well. So
Speaker 3: we always want to make sure that we don't succumb
Speaker 3: to becoming excessively dehydrated. And I know that it's getting
Speaker 3: warm up there, so you have to start paying attention
Speaker 3: to this, because maybe you're not profusely sweating doesn't mean
Speaker 3: that you're not losing additional fluids. So if you're taking
Speaker 3: the Purple's HAX in the morning, you can also take
Speaker 3: another scoop of that in the afternoon because you're going
Speaker 3: to be adding that to about eight to ten ounces
Speaker 3: of water, so it's going to have a higher fluid
Speaker 3: retention impact for you, and that's important because we want
Speaker 3: to be able to retain the fluid that we are
Speaker 3: taking in because if we have too much excessive loss,
Speaker 3: then we're dealing with the dehydration, and then your energy
Speaker 3: levels are going to go down. Then your focus, your attention,
Speaker 3: your anxiety levels, all of those things can worsen in
Speaker 3: the setting of dehydration, and dehydration is so common, so
Speaker 3: we have ways to blunt this, and taking Purple's HX
Speaker 3: is clearly one of those ways. So this wonderful blend
Speaker 3: of BlackBerry and blueberry and black current extracts, so you're
Speaker 3: also getting the key antioxidants that come from those dark
Speaker 3: blue and purple pigmented fruits that help with eyehealth as well.
Speaker 3: So we have to think about hdopsin, which is the
Speaker 3: light absorber in the eye. So taking your scoop of
Speaker 3: that Purple's HX is very helpful for visual acuity as well.
Speaker 3: So see how you get all these multiple benefits that
Speaker 3: go along with these formulations. So maybe you're taking it
Speaker 3: because you're like, heck, I want my brain to be
Speaker 3: just like the brain that they did in those studies
Speaker 3: where they said, here, take some blueberry extract. Let's now
Speaker 3: do a brain image. And while we can see a
Speaker 3: huge difference, maybe that's speaking to you. That certainly speaks
Speaker 3: to me. So maybe that's your reason for wanting to
Speaker 3: use this product, or maybe you're just looking for a
Speaker 3: really powerful, comprehensive blend of fruits and vegetables along with
Speaker 3: that carnatine and tourine to really help energize up your
Speaker 3: cells and put out this layer of added protection to
Speaker 3: fight off free radicals on a daily basis. So but
Speaker 3: in any event, it's an excellent combination to use that
Speaker 3: performance multivitamin along with the Purples HX, And right now,
Speaker 3: both of those are buy one, get one free, along
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Speaker 3: need to squeeze in a quick break. Stick around with me.
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Speaker 3: two and welcome back, Invite Health the Radio. Now let's
Speaker 3: continue on. Maybe I'll just give you a list of
Speaker 3: the different formulations that we we have on special today
Speaker 3: because there are many of them. When it comes to
Speaker 3: our radio specials, I always like to, you know, make
Speaker 3: people aware of this. They're good for today and tomorrow.
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Speaker 3: Goodness get those additional savings. So for today, I have
Speaker 3: the Performance Multi vitamin on special fish oil and Krill
Speaker 3: Oil and Jerry had already had those covered as well.
Speaker 3: Iron Plus. There is a strong connection between attention deficit disorder,
Speaker 3: problems with focus and attention, and low iron status. And
Speaker 3: this should make sense once we kind of get into
Speaker 3: this in a moment. Why that would be So I
Speaker 3: have the Iron Plus HX. Remember this is a This
Speaker 3: isn't a ferrous soulfate iron. This is an iron protein.
Speaker 3: So the absorption rate is excellent and you don't have
Speaker 3: to worry about getting any of that icky GI effect
Speaker 3: that can happen when you supplement with ferros solfate, because
Speaker 3: that's why most people don't use that, because it gives
Speaker 3: them a high amount of GI problems. So the iron
Speaker 3: plus will not do that. So we'll talk about this
Speaker 3: in just a moment. I have our vitamin D three
Speaker 3: three thousand on special, the althianine, and the purple's HX,
Speaker 3: so all of those different products are all on special today.
Speaker 3: So iron, Why in the world would iron have anything
Speaker 3: to do with the tension focus. What's the connection? How
Speaker 3: would this make any sense? Well, think about what iron
Speaker 3: is doing and with the oxygenation for your hemoglobin. So
Speaker 3: when you're looking at your red blood cells, if your
Speaker 3: red blood cells don't have adequate iron, then they're going
Speaker 3: to struggle to bring that oxygen to the different tissues.
Speaker 3: So they started to look at this correlation and Vanderbilt
Speaker 3: University they did an interesting study many years ago and
Speaker 3: they reported their findings back in twenty twenty two. But
Speaker 3: they were looking at how iron supplementation and children who
Speaker 3: had attention deficit hyperactivity disorder would this make any type
Speaker 3: of an impact in these kids. And of course they
Speaker 3: were looking to see if they had true iron deficiency
Speaker 3: ahead of this study even starting. But one of the
Speaker 3: most fascinating things the conclusion of this study was that
Speaker 3: they could start to see and this is a twelve
Speaker 3: week study. In just twelve weeks, they started to see
Speaker 3: significant improvements in these children who had initially presented with
Speaker 3: the tension deficit hyperactivity disorder, struggling in school, struggling in
Speaker 3: just daily life. And they could see that the children
Speaker 3: that started the study that had low iron status and
Speaker 3: weren't true iron deficient, but they had low iron and
Speaker 3: they started to supplement with iron and in just twelve
Speaker 3: weeks you could see this significant shift. So I'm saying this.
Speaker 3: I'm telling you this study because I know that there
Speaker 3: are so many parents out there, grandparents who know a
Speaker 3: child who has been diagnosed with attention deficit and you say,
Speaker 3: I guess they're just hyper I guess they just struggle
Speaker 3: with it, you know, trying to learn new things. Sometimes
Speaker 3: if we just take a step back for a moment
Speaker 3: and say hmm, Let's look at the standard American diet.
Speaker 3: Let's look at areas where potential nutrient deficiencies can occur.
Speaker 3: Why don't we zero in on that. Maybe these kids
Speaker 3: and adults who are dealing with attention deficit issues, have
Speaker 3: a lack of Omega three intake, have inadequate vitamin D
Speaker 3: intake each day, don't have enough iron. Maybe if we
Speaker 3: correct those things, then while lah, we no longer are
Speaker 3: dealing with the problems with attention and focus and struggling
Speaker 3: with learning new things. Sometimes simplicity and the obvious is
Speaker 3: right there. And this is why I wanted to talk
Speaker 3: about this topic today, because I've worked with so many
Speaker 3: folks where I'll look at their blood levels and I'll say, hmm,
Speaker 3: you know you don't have iron deficiency, but your iron
Speaker 3: levels are low. So let's get you started on iron plus.
Speaker 3: Let's get you started on performance multi vitamin. Let's make
Speaker 3: sure that you were taking either the Krill Oil Advanced
Speaker 3: or that fish oil each day, and then let's talk again.
Speaker 3: Let's talk in two weeks, and you come back in
Speaker 3: two weeks and you tell me how you are feeling.
Speaker 3: And it's always remarkable to me. The difference that people
Speaker 3: will report back and say, Amanda, this is crazy, like,
Speaker 3: I can't believe how much better I feel. And why
Speaker 3: is that? It's not because you know I have the
Speaker 3: answer to all things. No, we're just basically filling in
Speaker 3: the gaps. We are filling in those nutrient deficiencies that
Speaker 3: are caused and brought on because of our foods. So
Speaker 3: looking at basic things like omega three fatty acids, iron,
Speaker 3: vitamin D, how those can make an astronomical difference. So
Speaker 3: this study out of Vanderbilt, I think should resonate with
Speaker 3: everyone out there that you see these kids, and I
Speaker 3: know just from my time in medical school, how many
Speaker 3: young kids were prescribed very powerful, very very powerful medications
Speaker 3: for attention deficit and were they ever saying, well, hey,
Speaker 3: let's look at their vitamin D level, let's look at
Speaker 3: their iron status, let's look at their omega three fatty
Speaker 3: acid levels in their body. Maybe that's where we should
Speaker 3: start instead of putting an eight or a nine year
Speaker 3: old on a very powerful synthetic drug. Just putting that
Speaker 3: out there. We know that vitamin D supplementation improves cognitive function.
Speaker 3: One of the ways that it does this is it
Speaker 3: reduces oxidative stress and in doing so, it can help
Speaker 3: to lengthen your telomeres. So most people don't think about
Speaker 3: vitamin D as a longevity vitamin, and we need to
Speaker 3: be thinking of it in that setting. In the Journal
Speaker 3: of Alzheimer's Disease, they looked at this. They looked at
Speaker 3: the length of the telomeres in older adults who had
Speaker 3: mild cognitive impairment, meaning they were, you know, struggling with memory,
Speaker 3: having some problems with focus and attention learning new things.
Speaker 3: This was a twelve month randomized control trial and in
Speaker 3: this study they found that the individuals who were supplementing
Speaker 3: with vitamin D had this significant and I always use
Speaker 3: the word significant because this is how these studies describe it,
Speaker 3: a significant enhancement in their overall scoring when they were
Speaker 3: looking at their full scale intelligent quotion. So looking at IQ.
Speaker 3: So you're telling me that they took individuals who were
Speaker 3: sixty five years old and older, gave them vitamin D
Speaker 3: for a year, and at the end of that year,
Speaker 3: these individuals were smarter. Yes, So this is why we
Speaker 3: have to always start with the basics. We have to
Speaker 3: look and say, huh, yeah, you know what, I don't
Speaker 3: take vitamin D. As a matter of fact, I have
Speaker 3: no idea what my vitamin D level is because I've
Speaker 3: never had it tested. Or maybe I assume that my
Speaker 3: doctor's testing it, but they likely are not. Maybe I
Speaker 3: do have high stress and I struggle with focus and
Speaker 3: attention at work, but I don't take vitamin D, I
Speaker 3: don't take fish oil, I don't take a multi vitamin.
Speaker 3: Just these small little corrections, folks, can make an enormous
Speaker 3: difference for you. And so when I start to look
Speaker 3: at those bigger, broader pictures and I realize the amount
Speaker 3: of neutral deficiencies that occur in this country, and they
Speaker 3: are widespread. This is why just looking at things in
Speaker 3: a very basic setting, comprehensive multivitamin, multimineral, taking those Omega
Speaker 3: three fatty acids, with that roadiola coming from the performance multivitamin,
Speaker 3: with that superoxide dismutaste coming from that performance multivitamin. The
Speaker 3: Journal of Molecules, they talk about how roadiola can alleviate
Speaker 3: various aspects of life, stress symptoms and stress induced conditions.
Speaker 3: Already talked about all of the multiple pathways that stress impacts,
Speaker 3: from digestive health to neurotransmitter release. So this is why
Speaker 3: we have found such success at Invite Health working with
Speaker 3: individuals who come in and say, ah, I want to
Speaker 3: pull my hair out. I'm just I'm so stressed out
Speaker 3: all the time, and we say it's okay, just take
Speaker 3: a breath. We can get through this. We can start
Speaker 3: to create balance once again. We can utilize that performance
Speaker 3: multi vitamin, knowing that that performance multivitamin is going to
Speaker 3: allow yoursels the ability to function at their full capacity,
Speaker 3: Knowing that we can add in vitamin D three, knowing
Speaker 3: we can add in iron if needed. And I find
Speaker 3: that many individuals kind of fall into that category of
Speaker 3: being in that kind of teetering on a low iron status.
Speaker 3: It's not flagged when you do your blood testing, but
Speaker 3: when I look at someone's blood test and I can
Speaker 3: see that you're at that low range and you're looking
Speaker 3: at the ferretin level and the total iron binding capacity,
Speaker 3: you can see where this can be playing a role
Speaker 3: into it. So how easy is it to add in
Speaker 3: iron plus checks Maybe you take one capsule every third day,
Speaker 3: but just that alone, they allow you to have better
Speaker 3: performance when you're at work because now everything is connecting
Speaker 3: once again. So this is why having a conversation with
Speaker 3: one of the Invite Health nutritional advisors is so essential
Speaker 3: for you, and it's a free service. So I'm going
Speaker 3: to talk about some more clinical studies. I do need
Speaker 3: to squeeze in one more break, so stick around with me.
Speaker 3: I will be right back just after this. Listening to
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Speaker 3: to two and welcome back Invite Health Radio. So Fanning.
Speaker 3: You hear us talk about fanning on a a pretty
Speaker 3: regular basis, I feel like on this program, and we
Speaker 3: certainly understand why theanine is so helpful. Theanine is from
Speaker 3: green tea. It allows the body to release additional gabba.
Speaker 3: Gabba is your calming neurotransmitter. So, looking at the clinical
Speaker 3: studies on althianine and how effective it is, I mean,
Speaker 3: they've done comparative studies using elthenine versus xanx for example,
Speaker 3: even althenine versus ad evans, which is the next class
Speaker 3: of benzodiazepine up from a xanax, which is even stronger.
Speaker 3: So you have three different classes of benzodiazepines. Not that
Speaker 3: this is a pharmacology lesson right now, but you have
Speaker 3: three different classes of benzodiazepines. So you have your short acting,
Speaker 3: your medium acting, and your long acting. So just to
Speaker 3: kind of give you a basic background on that, a
Speaker 3: short acting benzodiazepine would be xanax, a medium acting in
Speaker 3: terms of how long it lasts how long the medium
Speaker 3: one that would be your ada vans and then a
Speaker 3: long acting benzodiazepine would be value. So that just so
Speaker 3: you have an understanding of that. But they've studied elthianine
Speaker 3: and compared elthenine's efficacy and action and safety most importantly
Speaker 3: to both xanax as well as to those medium acting
Speaker 3: those ada van type benzodiazepines, so we also know it's
Speaker 3: not just for for stress. We can see how elthanine
Speaker 3: can enhance overall cognitive function. In the Journal of Medicinal
Speaker 3: Foods they talk about this. They got into the details
Speaker 3: of elthianine on cognitive function in middle age older subjects
Speaker 3: and this was a randomized, placebo controlled trial looking at
Speaker 3: the way in which the elthienines action could help to
Speaker 3: not only help to relieve stress, but also improve mood
Speaker 3: and to support healthy sleep cycle. So that's important And
Speaker 3: why do you think that is? Well, if we have
Speaker 3: better regulation of our stress throughout the day, that means
Speaker 3: we're going to have improvement on sleep. Even though stress
Speaker 3: itself will lower energy and make you feel lethargic, doesn't
Speaker 3: mean that you're going to get better sleep because you're
Speaker 3: stressed out. That certainly is not the way that the
Speaker 3: body works. So taking althianine in this study they could
Speaker 3: see the direct correlation, they could see the improvement overall.
Speaker 3: So this is one of those areas once again where
Speaker 3: we don't want to overlook, you know, the importance of
Speaker 3: adding in a formulation such as elthianine to the mix.
Speaker 3: So talked about omega threes. Clearly there's exponential studies out
Speaker 3: there on omega threes. In the Journal of Foods back
Speaker 3: in twenty twenty two, they talk about the effectiveness of
Speaker 3: fish oil supplementation for cognitive function. We know this, We
Speaker 3: know we have to have those omega three fatty acids
Speaker 3: to maintain brain volume. If our brain shrinks as we
Speaker 3: get older, the brain will struggle, which is daily connection points,
Speaker 3: daily function. So they have done studies in individuals from
Speaker 3: eighty years old to eight years old. We know all
Speaker 3: of the ways in which omega three fatty acids make
Speaker 3: a powerful impact on regulating brain function, and so for
Speaker 3: individuals who deal with conditions such as anxiety depression, we
Speaker 3: can see a direct correlation between the impact of omega
Speaker 3: three fatty acids when it comes to brain connectivity. In
Speaker 3: the Curious Journal which is kind of like a brain
Speaker 3: predominant journal. Well, they reported on this. They did a
Speaker 3: systematic review of multiple clinical trials looking at how omega
Speaker 3: three fatty acid supplementation really went beyond that of just
Speaker 3: for you know, maintaining that brain volume. They could see
Speaker 3: the blood flow benefits, they could see the ability to
Speaker 3: increase learning. Remember we're talking about processing centers today and
Speaker 3: memory overall cognitive wellbeing. So you always want to make
Speaker 3: sure that your daily routine consists of a comprehensive multi
Speaker 3: vitamin multimineral aka we're using our performance multivitamin in this setting,
Speaker 3: and we have to always include in omega three fatty acids.
Speaker 3: So whether you're using the invite fish oil, which you
Speaker 3: know is very cleanly sourced, goes through a double distillation
Speaker 3: process so that guarantees that you have no impurities. Because
Speaker 3: we have to be honest, we know that the ocean
Speaker 3: is no as clean as it once used to be,
Speaker 3: so fish are in the ocean, right, we have to
Speaker 3: make sure that when we are making our fish oil
Speaker 3: for you, that that has been tested out to show
Speaker 3: that you're just getting those powerful omega threes that come
Speaker 3: from the fish without all of the crud that the
Speaker 3: ocean unfortunately is contaminated with. So that's why we go
Speaker 3: through that double distillation process and then we test it
Speaker 3: out for any type of an impurity, heavy metals. All
Speaker 3: of that it's important. This is what sets Invite Health apart,
Speaker 3: is that we go to those great lengths to make
Speaker 3: sure that when you are consuming any of our formulations,
Speaker 3: you are getting the best. Now we have to also
Speaker 3: look at antioxidant restoration, which is part of the reason
Speaker 3: one of the performance multivitamin with that superoxide dismutaste is
Speaker 3: so important. So adding in to that the purples h X,
Speaker 3: so the power of the purples to allow for enhanced
Speaker 3: blood flow circulatory support. Those connection points once again for
Speaker 3: your neurons in the brain all become incredibly critical. And
Speaker 3: then finally we have an update on an old fan
Speaker 3: favorite at Invite and for many folks you've probably heard
Speaker 3: me talk about cerebral care. Our cerebral care formulation has
Speaker 3: been renamed, and it's been renamed for a very important reason.
Speaker 3: It is now called super Focus IQ. The reason for
Speaker 3: the renaming of this product is because we have been
Speaker 3: using this product for so many years for that specified reason.
Speaker 3: For when people come in and say I am stressed.
Speaker 3: I have a problem with focus, I have a problem
Speaker 3: with the tension. This is the number one product that
Speaker 3: we use. And I know that I'm waiting until the
Speaker 3: end of the show to talk about this, but I
Speaker 3: want you to understand what's actually in this formulation. So
Speaker 3: this is a combination of anocetol. It has CDP colin in,
Speaker 3: It has PHOSPHATITL seerin and acetyl L carnatine along with
Speaker 3: some astesanthon, So the astes anthem. Remember carotenoids. I just
Speaker 3: talked about how the carotenoids in the Performance multivitamin, how
Speaker 3: beneficial those are for brain connectivity, for circulatory support, supporting
Speaker 3: the blood vessels. So this has asdas anthem to fight
Speaker 3: off that ox state of stress. Has the innocetol in
Speaker 3: that which we know is incredibly critical for the way
Speaker 3: in which the brain cells, that each neuron is communicating
Speaker 3: from one to the next. And there have been multiple
Speaker 3: clinical trials done on anocetol's action. Outside of that of
Speaker 3: just brain benefit, we can see how anostol can be
Speaker 3: incredibly helpful for body mass and so for weight management.
Speaker 3: There was a meta analysis that was conducted not long
Speaker 3: ago looking at how anocetol is a It's a key
Speaker 3: component of the cell membrane of the phospholipids. So it's
Speaker 3: working hand in hand with like your postatydyle coline and
Speaker 3: your postatydyl seerine. So it's part of that membrane. And
Speaker 3: one of the ways that they found that it can
Speaker 3: help is through that neuronal connection, but also the way
Speaker 3: it communicates for that stress response. So for folks who
Speaker 3: have problems with weight gain because of high stress, the
Speaker 3: cortisol factor there. This is where this particular product can
Speaker 3: be very, very beneficial. So super Focus IQ remember that
Speaker 3: name super Focus IQ, because it is it checks every
Speaker 3: single box that an individual who is dealing with an
Speaker 3: attention issue, with a focus, with a memory issue. You
Speaker 3: feel stressed out, you take a scoop of the super
Speaker 3: Focused IQ, you will feel the difference. You will feel
Speaker 3: energized because it has a style L carantine in that
Speaker 3: we know L car levels if that's low in your body,
Speaker 3: that has been associated with depression. We know that a
Speaker 3: cedyll carrantine is so critical for energy production. We know
Speaker 3: that phosphatital seering is that key phospholipid that works directly
Speaker 3: with our hypothalmis pituitary adrenal access to regulate stress, so
Speaker 3: that HPA access is supported fully by super Focused IQ.
Speaker 3: And I challenge anyone out there to try this product
Speaker 3: and get back to me in two weeks, and you
Speaker 3: tell me if you feel like you have better memory,
Speaker 3: better clarity, better thinking, better focus, better attention, because I
Speaker 3: know that you will also remember, use that promo code
Speaker 3: Amanda Wor to get that additional ten percent off. If
Speaker 3: you have questions for me, reach out a Williams at
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