Researchers have only recently recognized the central role redox signaling plays to support the health of humans, plants and animals. It is the boost needed to reverse illness and sustain health.
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Redox signaling supports the ability of cells to respond appropriately to environmental stimuli. When each cell acts independently of other cells, its ability to avert illness and disease is compromised. Redox cell signaling activates communication among cells to support the body’s ability to reverse illness and sustain wellness.
Studies report that redox cell signaling …
- Does no harm
- Contains no toxins
- Wakes up sleepy cells
- Helps un-poison the body
- Activates a natural process of healing
- Has anti-viral properties
- Addresses bacterial infections
- Facilitates the production of glutathione by the body
- Reduces reactions to chronic stress
When confronted with neurological challenges, the allostatic load becomes too great for the body to perform the functions of toxic elimination. All of the body’s elimination organs (eg: liver, kidneys, colon, skin) are confronted with getting rid of more toxins than can be processed out of the body at any given time. The problem is analogous to when a dam overflows.
As the body becomes less able to eliminate the toxins that have accumulated the overflow overwhelms the body’s ability to function. This compromises the natural ability of the body to rejuvenate and regenerate. With Alzheimers, the allostatic load becomes too overwhelming for the body to perform the functions of elimination and renewal.
Redox signaling helps reduce an allostatic load that has maxed out.
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Research on Redox Signaling
Researchers are clearly enthused about the prospects for redox signaling molecules. A search on the Pubmed.gov research platform lists 7,262 studies that have been published when searching the terms “redox signaling molecules”. The explosive interest in this topic indicates it merits serious consideration.
Robert Rodgers PhD
Founder 2005
Alzheimers Recovery®
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robert@alzheimersrecovery.com