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Oxygenating Supplements
Oxygenating supplements can be split into two rough categories. Those that are used to raise the oxygen and pH levels in the blood (whole body) - often useful in assisting mitochondrial function and fighting systematic microbe infections - and those that are used to increase the O2 levels in the digestive tract - which may have a role to play in removing compacted fecal matter (a.k.a. mucoid plaque).

Petition against EU THMPD
Please sign this off-site petition against the EU Traditional Herbal Medicinal Products Directive (if you are in/from the UK).

Role of BH4
Tetrahydrobiopterin (BH4) is a form of cellular defense against the cellular inflammatory Neopterin. It is also a cofactor in the conversion of amino acids and Neurotransmitters, including Tyrosine, L-DOPA, 5-HTP and Nitric Oxide. Low levels can contribute to excessive cellular inflammation, Peroxynitrite formation and low levels of various vital Neurotransmitters.

D-Lactate and Acidosis
D-Lactate is produced by certain strains of probiotic Lactobacillus and commensal Streptococcus and Enterococcus bacteria. D-Lactate is not believed to be so readily metabolised by the body and excessive levels of the above bacteria can impair mitochondrial function and cause acidosis.

Centrophenoxine
Examination of Lipofuscin, the cellular waste that can accumulate in the brain and heart in the elderly, but also in some CFS cases, and the drug Centrophenoxine used to remove it.

Prebiotics Overview
Comprehensive overview of different prebiotic fibres, including some new patented varieties. A must read if you are serious about intestinal health.

Lecithin
Comparison of Sunflower, Egg and Soy Lecithin, for phospholipid therapy (repairing mitochondrial membranes) and examining GMO aspects to some Soy Lecithin sources.

OSR#1 Mercury chelating agent withdrawn from market
The cutting edge chelating agent for Mercury, OSR#1, by CTI Science, has withdrawn from sale because of pressure from the FDA. Some stockists still have remaining stock.

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