1 Free Radicals

2 High Homocysteine Levels

3 Mineral Deficiencies

4 Toxins

5 Parasites

6 The side effects of medical treatment

1  Free Radicals

Every day, each of your cells are bombarded by up to 10,000 free radicals.

These are usually oxygen molecules that have been stripped of one of their electrons during one of the normal metabolic processes such as digestion or breathing.

Once processed, these molecules become unstable and go looking to replace their missing electron fromsomewhere else. This is when they become dangerous - they will steal the first available electron they can from healthy cells. This sets up a chain reaction within the cells which, in order to replace their own now missing electrons, combine with each other.

What does this do to your body?

As an example: when this happens with collagen cells, it causes them to become hard. This cross-linking between them stops them from retaining water and maintaining their elasticity . . . and the cross-linked collagen then collapses on itself resulting in wrinkled skin.

Now imagine that tens of thousands of your cells in every tissue and organ of your body are losing their ability to function, just as these collagen cells do, and you can see just how free radicals impact your health and contribute to the aging process.

It's not suprising that free radical damage at the cellular level is the one common factor contrbuting to the top seven deadly, degenerative diseases in the United States - Heart Disease, Cancer, Stroke, Alzheimer's, Arthritis, Diabetes and Osteoporosis.

The way to tackle free radicals is to flood your system with antioxidants. What these do is replace the free radicals' missing electron and neutralize them before the free radicals have a chance to damage healthy cells.

The more antioxidants you have swimming around in your system waiting to stabilize free radicals, the stronger your immune system. You become healthier and less prone to disease or allergies.

But with the average daily diet being low in minerals and vitamins - and with many supplements currently on the market having very low rates of absorption - the majority of the US population just doesn't get enough of the vital nutrients - including antioxidants.

And because synthetic supplements can actually strip the absorbable vitamins and minerals out of your body - it's vital to choose a nutritional source that really supports cell function and is easily absorbed.

One of the best sources of antioxidants is a natural whole food containing over 100 of them - RiSoTriene.

Put this together with natural sources of minerals, plant nutrients, enzymes, protein, fiber and healthy bacteria, And you have ALL the essential nutrients you need in one power packed superfood.

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2  High Homocysteine Levels

Heart disease accounts for 50% of deaths in the United States - making it the number one killer with 2,700 people dying from heart disease and 1,000 people being disabled by heart attacks every day.

Strokes are the number 3 cause of death - every minute of every day, someone has a stroke, and every four minutes, one of these stroke victims dies. Cardio-vascular disease is rampant.

We all know about cholesterol and its connection with cardio-vascular health . . . what many of us don't realize is that cholesterol is our body's natural response to blood vessel damage - the cholesterol acts as a protective coating. Unfortunately this is what causes blockages - a continuing build up of cholesterol on artery walls.

But what causes the blood vessel damage in the first place?

One key answer is homocysteine!

First identified as a possible cause of arterial damage in 1969 by Dr Kilmer McCully, then working at the Massachusetts General Hospital . . . over 50 studies since 1992 have shown homocysteine to be a major indicator of heart and blood vessel disease.

Normally harmless (it's used to help manufacture proteins and perform cellular metabolism), when produced in excess, homocysteine causes blood platelets to clump together, damages and scars artery linings - It's this scarring that gives cholesterol a place to stick - and it causes cholesterol to change into 'oxidized low-density lipoprotein which damages arteries even more.

Fortunately, the process of reducing your level of homocysteine is pretty straightforward. You simply need to increase methylation - the process which converts homocysteine into the essential amino acid, methionine. And this just requires increasing your digestion of the necessary nutrients.

For more information about homocysteine, how methylation works and which nutrients are vital to reduce your homocysteine level and reduce your risk of heart disease.

An added bonus of increasing methylation is that you also naturally increase your levels of S-adenosylmethionine (commonly referred to as SAM or SAM-e). This natural antidepressant is vital for healthy DNA - helping to relieve hypertension and protecting your cells from disease and aging - and has also been proven to reduce pain and inflammation.

This Methylation Supplement is the first of its kind designed specifically to reduce your homocysteine levels and reduce your risk of heart disease.

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3 Mineral Deficiencies

4 Toxins

5 Parasites

6 The side effects of medical treatment

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