Learn about the importance of Redox Signaling Molecules
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What are Redox Signaling Molecules?
Redox Signaling Molecules are molecules made by every cell in your body to provide communication and regulation of all bodily systems. This is how our cells talk to each other and initiate responses. They have the ability to neutralize imbalanced cells by giving or taking an electron. They form the barrier that allows oxygen and nutrients to enter the blood stream and expel toxins out of the cell. They tag the bad cells in the blood for healing or elimination. In short we need them for all bodily function, and we lose the ability to produce them every decade by at least 10%. We don’t store them for when we need more, they are used up completely as they are made.
Improves your Redox Potential
Supplies antioxidants with the resources they need to work.
Repolarizes brain cells as you sleep
Restores neurotransmitter communication
Balances Hormones
Regulates digestion
Improves cardiac function
strengthens immunity
reduces inflammation
Benefits of consuming Redox Signaling Molecules
Which way is your system leaning on the inside?
Both ends of the spectrum can be reckless to your health! Redox signaling molecules offer you the buffer to prevent and neutralize both extremes.
Gene Study Video
Asea did an in-depth study on these 5 genes and their expression. This is a great video that summarizes their findings.
Behind The Breakthrough
Experts speak out with a simple explanation of the function of Redox Signaling Molecules throughout your body and the important role they play.
Dr. Mark DeBrincat Explains Science
True health is having a charge on your cells and unhealthy is when you don't. Learn exactly what that means and how redox plays a crucial role.
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