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  • TRIMETHYLGLYC INE (BETAINE)

    Methyl donor, homocysteine fighter If two methyl groups are beneficial, then three must be better. Many scientists believe...

     

  • NADH: The cell enercjizer

    Anyone who understands the biochemistry of energy metabolism knows the pivotal role that NAD (nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide)...

     

  • DMC (DIMETHYLGLYCINE):Autism Therapy

    The foremost proponent of nutrient-based medicine for autism, Bernard Rimland, PhD, presents case reports showing that DMG...

     

  • DMC (DIMETHYLGLYCINE): Fatigue figbter, autism conqueror

    DMC (DIMETHYLGLYCINE): Fatigue figbter, autism conqueror

    Dec 10, 2015 14:08

    For average, run-of-the-mill fatigue, DMG (dimethylglycine) is almost the ideal quick pick-me-up, an entirely safe energy...

     

  • GAMMA-ORYZANOL: The ulcer healer

    I hope you will share my enthusiasm for gamma-oryzanol, an extract from rice bran oil whose healing powers against gastric...

     

  • OCTACOSANOL. Reliable brain fuel

    OCTACOSANOL. Reliable brain fuel

    Dec 9, 2015 12:45

    In the early days of my nutritional career I was fortunate enough to work side by side with Dr Carlton Fredericks, one of...

     

  • CREATINE: Wbat muscles are made of

    Creatine is one of the most plentiful and important protein substances in the body. It is the major substrate for phosphocreatine,...

     

  • CALCIUM AEP (COLAMINE PHOSPHATE)

    The most underrated nutrient, autoimmune saviour For a nutrient with an almost priceless medicinal value, calcium AEP (colamine...

     

  • DMSO: The healing penetrant part 2

    DMSO: The healing penetrant part 2

    Dec 9, 2015 6:30

    Interstitial Cystitis For years conventional medicine has ignored this curious bladder problem, discounting as unfounded...

     

  • DMSO: The healing penetrant part 1

    DMSO (dimethyl sulfoxide) is an extraordinary natural curative. Whether used topically or intravenously, it promotes wound...

     
 

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