Thursday, October 3, 2013

The Health Benefits Of Glutathione

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Glutathione is known as the "Master Antioxidant." Without antioxidants, nature's free radicals would cause endless damage to our bodies and living healthy would be quite difficult. Fortunately, we have a built in system of antioxidant power that when operating optimally, the dreaded effects of aging can be thwarted and youth preserved.

Glutathione is revered because of it's amazing power over free radicals. Free radicals are unstable molecules in our body that cause damage to our tissue and organs because of their irradic behavior. Glutathione, like other antioxidants, grab on to the unruly free radical and remove an electron, the bad influence on the free radical, and render it harmless. Glutathione is our most abundant antioxidant found in our cells and livers, and even stored in our protein. Science has observed that when there is marked illness, glutathione levels plummet. It is crucial to maintain adequate levels of glutathione, especially for those with chronic disease and autoimmune conditions.  Those with autoimmune conditions are often low in gluathione levels.

Key Points About Glutathione

  • benefits glutathioneLow levels of glutathione are a harbinger for illness and premature death
  • It is the primary water-soluble antioxidant and able to restore Vitamin C to it's usable form
  • Glutathione levels are boosted by lipoic acid (another antioxidant)
  • Glutathione is crucial for the detoxification of drugs and other pollutants, and for the health of the liver
  • Glutathione is key to a strong immune system
  • Glutathione assists in the storage and transport of amino acids, our building blocks for proteins
  • The best way to boost glutathione levels is to take 100 mg. of alpha lipoic acid daily

Sources and Supplementation

Glutathione is abundant in many fruits, vegetables and fresh cooked meats. However, the digestive process breaks it down. It is believed that the molecule of glutathione is too large to pass through the digestive tract, allowing only small amounts to be absorbed into the body. For this reason, oral glutathione supplementation is not recommended. There are topical creams that do deliver a beneficial dosage of glutathione when applied to vascular areas of the body.
One of the best ways to boost glutathione levels is to supplement with nutrients that assist the body in recycling already used glutathione. As mentioned, glutathione takes an electron from a free radical to calm it down. Once it has accepted that electron, it is no longer able to perform again unless the body recycles it. Fortunately for us, many of our antioxidants work in tandem. Alpha lipoic acid works well with glutathione. ALA is easily absorbed in supplements and it partners with glutathione to restore its antioxidant power. The amino acid N-Acetyl Cysteine is also able to boost glutathione levels, but not nearly as efficiently as ALA. Supplements with ALA and NAC work well at boosting our miracle antioxidant.
Lifestyle choices like smoking and eating too many nitrate laden foods (i.e., luncheon meats) can work against your glutathione levels. Alcohol consumption also robs our stores of glutathione in our liver. If you are concerned about cancer and inflammation in the body, work heartily at keeping your glutathione levels in check.
You've probably heard that free radicals are a big part of the human's aging process. Gluathione is probably nutrition's greatest defense against the battle of aging and loss of vitality. A diet high in the other key antioxidants that work with glutathione, like Vitamin C and E, and alpha lipoic acid, as well as a simple supplementation with a glutathione recycling supplement can ensure a healthier more respectable aging process.


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Wednesday, October 2, 2013

Detoxification and Free Radical Damage in Autoimmune Diseases

"All health problems can be linked to damaged cells."
"Without the cellular healing process, life could not exist."
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Glutathione information from Harrison 7.10

Detoxification and Free Radical Damage in Autoimmune Diseases


The problems in autoimmune conditions run much deeper than a messed up immune system, wiped out enzymes, oxygen depleted cells and pathogens making a comfortable home in your guts. When your liver can’t effectively detoxify your body because its enzymes have been wiped out, toxins build up in your cells. Especially so if mycoplasma are also producing toxins in them. So toxinsbuild up in them. This toxic buildup causes much damage. Damage that can persist even if theautoimmune response is turned off.
Dr. Cheney explains that once the toxicity begins, the toxins themselves inhibit and injure the very enzymes needed to detoxify them. Plus, the cells’ principle detoxification agent and a major viral inhibitor, glutathione, gets used up early on. Making it difficult for cells to detoxify, and inhibiting their ability to kill the pathogens infecting them.

Glutathione deficiency has been found to be virtually universal in autoimmune diseases. This deficiency has two major implications: detox failure andviral/microbial activation. Glutathione plays a major role in detoxification. This deficiency impairs thebody’s ability to get rid of toxins.Consequently, people slowly become toxic, storing away poisons in fatty tissue, muscles, organs andthe brain. This cellular detox failure can make people canaries to their environment. To detoxify successfully, this glutathione deficiency must be addressed.
Because glutathione is a potent antiviral and anti-microbial weapon, glutathione deficiency compromises antiviral and anti-microbial defenses, and actually stimulates viral replication. Raising glutathione levels inside the cells can stop the replication of almost any pathogen.
A glutathione deficiency compromises our ability to keep old viruses dormant and fight off bacteria. This is why so many people test positive for EBV, CMV, HHV6, Mycoplasma, and ChlamydiaPneumoniae, etc. Indications are that glutathione can stop the replication of any intracellular microbe, including HHV6, Chlamydia Pneumoniae, and mycoplasma. Dr. Cheney found that some of his patients were becoming virus free after using a glutathione-creating undenatured whey protein for approximately 6 months. Showing that the increased levels of glutathione were indeed able to handle the viral infections.
There has been a good deal of research that shows how important glutathione is. Immune depressed individuals have lower glutathione levels when fighting disease. Lymphocytes, cells vital for your immune response, depend on glutathione for their proper function and replication. Immunology 61: 503-508 1987.

Cellular depletion of Glutathione has been implicated as a causative, or contributory factor in many pathologies including Parkinson's, Alzheimer's, cataracts, arteriosclerosis, cystic fibrosis, malnutrition, aging, and AIDS (Bounous et al., 1991).

In addition, Glutathione is essential in supporting the immune system, including natural killer cells (Droege et al., 1997) and in the maintenance of T-lymphocytes (Gutman, 1998). It is known that as we age, there is a precipitous drop in glutathione levels. Lower Glutathione levels are implicated in many diseases associated with aging, including Cataracts, Alzheimer's disease, Parkinson's, atherosclerosis and others. Journal of Clinical Epidemiology 47: 1021-28 1994

Antioxidants are well documented to play vital roles in health maintenance and disease prevention. Glutathione is our cell's own major antioxidant. Why not use what is natural? Biochemical Pharmacology 47:2113-2123 1994

Low glutathione has been demonstrated in neurodegenerative diseases such as MS (Multiple Sclerosis), ALS (Lou Gehrig's Disease), Alzheimer's, and Parkinson's, among others. The Lancet 344: 796-798 1994

Glutathione detoxifies many pollutants, carcinogens and poisons, including many in fuel exhaust and cigarette smoke. It retards damage from radiation such as seen with loss of the ozone. Annual Review of Biochemistry 52 : 711-780 1983.

The liver is the main detoxification organ of the body. In the liver we find very high concentrations of glutathione, as it is a major factor in numerous biochemical detoxification pathways. Numerous studies have demonstrated that patients with compromised liver function due to alcohol abuse have significant reduction of glutathione in the liver. (Lamestro, 1995)

Glutathione is essential for the maintenance of Vitamin C and vitamin E levels according to Mrtensson. He found that as glutathione levels decreased, a corresponding decrease in ascorbic acid and vitamin E followed, which led to systematic mitochondrial death, which in turn leads to a cessation of cellular metabolism.

(It is this mitochondrial death, at first just a dysfunction, that may cause the fatigue found in autoimmune illnesses.) The over-toxicity causes extensive free radical damage. Inhibits cellular function. Disrupts energy production by the mitochondria. Consequently the primary energy the cells produce is anaerobic which leads to extensive lactic acid buildup in the cells. And more toxicity.
Cheney explains that fatigue becomes worse. Pain increases. You feel sicker. Memory suffers as the brain is damaged by toxins and free radicals, and not enough oxygen gets into the brain. Deep brain structures like the hypothalamus eventually are injured and cause problems with virtually every hormone in your body. They lose their ability to rise and fall according to signals or demands from the body making it harder to respond to changing situations. Actual damage to the DNA of the energy producing mitochondria can occur. Further limiting energy.
As toxins cause free radical damage, you end up with low levels of all the free radical scavengers. They get used up dealing with excessive free radicals produced by the excessive toxins.

Glutathione - Vital for Detoxification and Antioxidant Protection

Dr. Cheney found that giving glutathione as a supplement, even by injection, was not successful in raising glutathione levels in the cells. Where 90% of it is used. He found the best way to raise cellular glutathione levels was to use an undenatured whey product.

Glutathione is naturally found in all the cells of mammals. It provides the principal intracellular defense against oxidative stresses. It is the major cellular antioxidant, detoxifier, and the cell’s most powerful virus and pathogen killer too.

Leading expert in the field of Redox science, Dr. Narain Naidu

ASEA recently announced a strategic alliance with a leading expert in the field of Redox science, Dr. Narain Naidu and the Naidu Group of Companies.

Dr. Naidu and Asea Founder, Verdis Norton are long time friends and colleagues and have a professional history together including working side by side at a biotech firm and collaborating closely on many business initiatives. Recalling his friend’s incredible accomplishments in the scientific and medical fields, Verdis saw an amazing opportunity to leverage Dr. Naidu’s vast knowledge of Redox science and imagined the impact that such insight and experience could bring to Asea. Verdis reached out and Dr. Naidu responded.

This strategic alliance will provide many benefits to Asea, namely in creating education, awareness and credibility on the science of Redox. Dr. Naidu will also assist Asea in furthering the general understanding and far-reaching benefits of Redox science.

Dr. Naidu’s Biography

Dr. A.S. ‘Narain’ Naidu, Ph.D. (Medicine), FACN, FLS is a medical microbiologist and immunologist. Dr. Naidu is the Founder/Chairman of the Naidu Group of Companies. He has more than 30 years of R&D and administrative experience in academia, government, and industry. Dr. Naidu has served as a professor on the faculties of California State University, Pomona, USA; University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, USA; Malmo General Hospital, Lund University, Sweden; Pecs Medical University, Hungary; and the Institute of Preventative Medicine and Public Health, Hyderabad, India. He is an elected Fellow/Associate of 18 scientific and professional societies; a research consultant to public health agencies and international pharmaceutical enterprises.

Dr. Naidu is also a member of the advisory panels for several multinational corporations and an invited speaker at universities worldwide. He is the author/editor of three scientific volumes, a prolific writer of 30 book chapters, and has published over 100 peer-reviewed research articles. Dr. Naidu’s research on natural bioactive compounds, lactoferrin, and food safety has garnered global recognition and his inventions are the basis for five Bio-tech companies in the United States. He holds multiple core patents in health-related applications.


Sunday, September 29, 2013

The great scientist Dr. A.S. ‘Narain’ Naidu

Dr. Naidu's Biography Dr. A.S. ‘Narain’ Naidu, Ph.D. (Medicine), FACN, FLS is a medical microbiologist and immunologist. Dr. Naidu is the Founder/Chairman of the Naidu Group of Companies.
 He has more than 30 years of R&D and administrative experience in academia, government, and industry. Dr. Naidu has served as a professor on the faculties of California State University, Pomona, USA; University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, USA; Malmo General Hospital, Lund University, Sweden; Pecs Medical University, Hungary; and the Institute of Preventative Medicine and Public Health, Hyderabad, India.
He is an elected Fellow/Associate of 18 scientific and professional societies; a research consultant to public health agencies and international pharmaceutical enterprises. Dr. Naidu is also a member of the advisory panels for several multinational corporations and an invited speaker at universities worldwide.
He is the author/editor of three scientific volumes, a prolific writer of 30 book chapters, and has published over 100 peer-reviewed research articles. Dr. Naidu’s research on natural bioactive compounds, lactoferrin, and food safety has garnered global recognition and his inventions are the basis for five Bio-tech companies in the United States. He holds multiple core patents in health-related applications.

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Monday, September 23, 2013

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Sunday, September 22, 2013

REDOX LIFE

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