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a similar way on the brain’s neurotransmitters or mechanisms, which
target receptors (lining proteins embedded in the phospholipids membranes).
Antidepressants, such as selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors, work
in two ways. The first way is by sustaining existing brain serotonin supplies
and the second way is by keeping more serotonin in the synaptic gap between
neurons. Blocking reuptake means that more of the transmitter (serotonin)
is active at the synapse. Depression seems to be caused by an abundance
of serotonin that is reabsorbed by the first nerve cell. As a result,
this decreases the amount of availability of serotonin to the next nerve
cell, which causes an imbalance (depression). Correcting the imbalance
of the supply of serotonin, by increasing the transmitter at the synapse,
improves symptoms of central nervous system disorders. Since the brain
consists of 60% fat, New Life assists in supplying nutritional support
to the bio-chemical imbalances of phospholipids themselves. New
Life may help promote balanced serotonin, phospholipids and mineral levels.
NEURO-IMAGE OF A DEPRESSED BRAIN The blood-brain barrier prevents many substances that are present in the blood from penetrating the brain. The brain, although it constitutes only about 2 percent of total body weight, receives 16 percent of the blood supply, and per unit mass, the brain tissue receives 10 times as much blood as muscle tissue. Clinical studies have shown that 5-HTP can easily cross the blood-brain barrier.
The second secret of New Life is omega 3 fatty acids, particularly eicosapentaenoic acid (EPA). Andrew L. Stoll, M.D., director of the psychopharmacology research laboratory at the Mclean hospital, theorizes that EPA may help the brain use the feel-good chemical serotonin, an important neurotransmitter in the biochemistry of central nervous system disorders. Furthermore, all cell coatings are made of fats, and the fatty acid EPA may help serotonin receptors on the brain’s surface function in a healthier way. Dr. Stoll is also on faculty at Harvard Medical School. Dr. Stoll’s hypothesis is supported by Dr. Joseph Hibben of the National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism in Bethesda, Maryland. He noted that omega 3’s protective role in the epidemiology of major central nervous system disorders is consistent with the known relationship between DHA/EPA and the neurochemistry of serotonin.
The third secret of New Life is a holistic mineral supplement called coral calcium. Nerve function, nerve cell building, and nerve stability depend upon trace minerals. Having deficiencies in trace minerals has been linked to central nervous system disorders. The degeneration of the human body due to lack of proper nutrition occurs over time. One might not know what is happening until it is too late. Coral calcium may help the body to better absorb the minerals naturally and also may help the elements become more available for use.
The fourth and final secret of New Life is ellagic acid, which may have a powerful antioxidant effect. Antioxidants may helpcombat further oxidative injury to the brain/body and there by may help support central nervous system health.
THE SUMMARY OF THE SECRETS OF THE FORMULATION OF NEW LIFE 5-HTP along with vitamin B6 may promote balanced serotonin levels in the brain. Omega 3 fatty acids may help support serotonin receptors on the brain’s surface to function in a healthier way. Coral calcium may promote balanced mineral levels. Ellagic acid may help combat further oxidative injury to the brain/body and there by may help support central nervous system health.
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