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…molecules directly to cells. They can also pass through the blood-brain barrier, which means they bring more oxygen to damaged brain cells. In fact, research has shown that when frankincense is used on an animal with a brain injury it can p…

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…PHOLIPID form of fish oil (the only version that passes the BLOOD BRAIN BARRIER), will do this. This means it must be a "Krill Oil" version. Here is my favorite: https://www.designsforhealth.com/u/danpurser/products/xanthomega/

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…to get in. Bring friends so we can meet them and draw their blood too. Move quick and see you all on Main Stage Saturday at NOON.

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…R GRIMACE. AND NO DAMAGE TO YOUR KIDNEYS, BRAIN, LIVER, OR BLOOD VESSELS. AND ZERO ADDICTION RISKS. NO HIGH, IT JUST WORKS. FOR HOURS. IT'S COMING AND SOON -- THE MOST AMAZING PHARMACEUTICAL EXPERIENCE IN YOUR LIFE. AO BIOLOGIX INTRODUC…

Health BlogMar 9, 2022
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…sical activity greatly helps to reduce stress and increases blood flow. In fact, a 2019 study showed how exercise mobilizes immune cells throughout the body to fight invading pathogens and reduce inflammation. Exercise also helps slow the e…

Health BlogNov 17, 2021
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…nd includes a host of different issues affecting the heart, blood vessels and arteries. Not surprisingly, some heart conditions affect more women than men. For example, 90% of all Spontaneous Coronary Artery Dissection (SCAD) patients are w…

Health BlogSep 27, 2021
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…mine and serotonin, adding stress and anxiety into the mix. Blood Glucose Levels Fluctuating blood glucose levels and reduced insulin sensitivity become more common as we get older, and this is all the more marked in women going through the…

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