Would you ingest the astaxanthin Brooks? dee
On 14 Jul 2009, at 20:16, Brooks Bradley wrote:
Because of the quite positive results we have achieved in some
limited, but
definitive, investigations....I am moved to call two supporting
substances to the attention of list members. From among a number of
candidates addressed in searching for the most economical/effective
modalities for attenuating/preventing cataracts.....we achieved our
best---and most rapid success using NAC (n-acetyl L-
carnosine)......for cataract presentations. This substance, in mild
solution, (amended with low-percentage DMSO [ 5%] by
volume)...effected very powerful
beneficial influence upon the cross-linked proteins which cause the
clouding of the normally
clear tissue fields (i.e. cataracts). This simple protocol yielded
(in our view) splendid,
non-invasive, results.....for literally----pennies. Very positive
benefits were achieved in ALL of the early-onset presentations and
sufficient improvement in 80% of the ADVANCED PRESENTATIONS.....to
avoid or postpone surgical interventions.
The second substance----one relating to age related macular
degeneration (ARMD)---- we found to be of positive effect, was a
pigment occurring in a marine form of Red Algae. Actually, it is a
carotenoid and related to both lutein and beta-carotene in
structure.....but exhibits more powerful antioxidant effects. It is
a natural dye occurring in such red algae as Gigartina. The
substance is Astaxanthin.....and it demonstrated to be the STAR in
our Dry-type ARMD studies. In addition to yielding very strong
benefit in our ARMD evaluations, Astaxanthin favorably improved the
time response, when used as an ancillary support for the volunteers
with cataracts.
We do not recommend any specific supplier of these substances. A
brief internet search engine request will furnish a number of
reliable sources of these substances.
Sincerely, Brooks Bradley.
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