Redox Signaling Molecules

[Aaron]

Herxheimer Reaction

In taking a positive theory, I believe some of the problems may have been resurfacing as they were coming to light and being resolved, but at the same time the "burnt out" feeling I experienced after taking Asea was and is a tad bit alarming.


I'd like to give it another go and will probably keep everyone updated just in case someone else who suffers from any form of immune dysfunction and is considering taking Asea.

Hi Edipy,

I believe you're absolutely right. The Herxheimer Reaction (healing crisis) effect can happen.

For example, 30 years ago, my mom cut her arm pretty bad. It has been numb all around the scar area ever since. After a couple days, she experienced massively tingling in that area that was uncomfortable. However, some of the feeling came back.

I hear reports from others that old injuries had resurfaced for a bit, got a bit better even after years and then the sensations or issues went away.

What is happening is that there is still damaged tissue. Many things do not have the communicators available to get it back to normal and these molecules can stimulate those areas to start repairing. Not necessarily back to new after old injuries like that but some regeneration can happen even with those old injuries. It simply supports the body in repairing itself.

The nervous system cannot repair itself without enough redox signaling molecules.

Usually, the only time I hear of anyone getting "burnt out" feeling of being tired out or "toxed out" is if they are taking too much ASEA if they're on a lot of meds. But if they persists, that goes away and they usually wind up getting off of most of the meds if not all. Even if you're not on a bunch of medication, it is possible your are detoxing fast and if so, I'd just cut the dose down to a couple table spoons every few hours for a few days then slowly build up.

[Edipy]

Asea Experiences

This stuff is certainly interesting...

As someone who struggles with a few different health problems that could be considered chronic, I noticed the way I felt on ASEA within a couple days was markedly different. Something a bit concerning though, is I think it may be cause of some overstimulation as some autoimmune issues had resurfaced and I have developed a light sensitivity in my right eye(something I struggled with sometime ago). This proved a bit concerning, so I stopped taking Asea, and proceedingly felt a bit worse then before I began the trial, and have now currently almost returned to baseline.

Any ideas or suggestions of what might have been occuring here? In taking a positive theory, I believe some of the problems may have been resurfacing as they were coming to light and being resolved, but at the same time the "burnt out" feeling I experienced after taking Asea was and is a tad bit alarming.


I'd like to give it another go and will probably keep everyone updated just in case someone else who suffers from any form of immune dysfunction and is considering taking Asea.

[Aaron]

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[Aaron]

Redox Signaling Found Critical to Curbing Cell Suicide

Redox Signaling Found Critical to Curbing Cell Suicide

ASEA announces that recent findings of researchers at the University of Vermont College of Medicine show that Redox Signaling molecules are crucial in the regulation of apoptosis.

Salt Lake City, UT (PRWEB) April 03, 2012

Researchers at University of Vermont College of Medicine have found that Redox Signaling molecules are crucial in the regulation of apoptosis.
The study findings, published in volume 16 issue 6 of the Journal of Antioxidants and Redox Signaling state, “Redox-based signaling governs a number of important pathways in tissue homeostasis. Among the biological processes regulated by redox signaling, apoptosis or programmed cell death is a highly conserved process important for tissue homeostasis.”

The study further stated, “Apoptosis can be triggered by a wide variety of stimuli, including death receptor ligands, environmental agents, and cytotoxic drugs. Recent discoveries demonstrate that redox-based changes are required for efficient activation of apoptosis. Among these redox changes, alterations in the abundant thiol, glutathione (GSH), and the oxidative post-translational modification, protein S-glutathionylation (PSSG) have come to the forefront as critical regulators of apoptosis.”

“This is an important finding to support the importance of Redox Signaling Molecules. Apoptosis, a foundational cellular mechanism, is preserved at all cost,” said Robertson Ward, M.D., FAAFP, member of the ASEA Science Advisory Council.

ASEA, LLC is a Salt Lake City-based company whose flagship product, also called ASEA, is the world’s first and only source of stable, balanced, native-to-the-body Redox Signaling molecules.

Redox Signaling Molecules are produced naturally by the mitochondria in every cell of our body. But as people age they produce less and less of these molecules, which are vitally important to activating antioxidants, promoting cellular health, and enhancing cellular communication.

ASEA Help your body discover its own best defense.

[Aaron]

spray bottle

Thanks

So stomach acid does neutralize some of the Asea.

The case came with a spray bottle. Maybe spraying 2oz in your mouth (or up your nose) throughout the day may be as good as drinking 4 oz.

Yes but at the recommended servings, it compensates for it.

Sometimes I'll swish an ounce in my mouth for a few minutes. Quite a few people do this actually.

You could spray it but you definitely want a real serving within a short enough period of time.

The spray bottle is 4 oz I think so that would be a LOT of sprays even at 2oz but conceptually, you're right.

In one of the older patents, bathing in it was one of the methods of delivery. But thinking on cost effectiveness, I heard directly that it is better to mist it on the skin - in comparison to bathing in it. More bang for the buck.

I have probably a dozen spray bottles around my home and in my car. Oftentimes, whenever I walk by a bottle, I spray a few times in my mouth, face and eyes.

[Roland]

Thanks

So stomach acid does neutralize some of the Asea.

The case came with a spray bottle. Maybe spraying 2oz in your mouth (or up your nose) throughout the day may be as good as drinking 4 oz.

[Aaron]

perfect body building supplement

How about Asea for Body builders?
It seems that Asea may not be what a body builder may want. If Body builders want to break down/bruise their muscles could Asea minimize that break down?

Im not a body builder i'm just curious.

It is actually exactly what a body builder would want. It doesn't prevent the muscle from tearing down and getting rebuilt stronger. Any tearing down of the muscles that do happen will simply get repaired at a much higher rate and with less soreness as an added benefit.

[Aaron]

ASEA serving size

How did Asea come up with 4oz. as a recommended dose?
Why not 1oz. or 16oz?
Or why not based on body weight or age or ...?

Is a matter of there being a point of diminishing returns?
Can this (if there is) diminishing returned be graphed?

Fluoroscopic dye tests were done to detect it in the blood after ingestion. I believe based on these findings with different doses, it was determined 2 oz is a good average serving. That is recommended twice a day for a total of 4 oz. It starts to go directly into the blood stream through the mucus membrane in the mouth, throat, etc... and what is left in the stomach survives the stomach acids for about 5 minutes and what doesn't get neutralized makes it through the stomach lining. It doesn't have to be digested. So taking this all into account, 2oz shows up at significant levels in the blood from the dye tests so they actually quantified this.

It is not based on body weight. If an adult is 130 pounds and one is 250 pounds, they both receive phenomenal benefit from the same 4 ounces.

However, if someone is WAY bigger, like the legendary Mark Eaton of the Utah Jazz - 7 foot 4 inches at 350 pounds or whatever, he can benefit from more.

When just about anyone at any weight takes ASEA, it makes a huge difference.

The same is with liquid ionic minerals for example. 40 drops a day max adult dose does wonders if someone is 100 pounds or 300 pounds. When trace minerals are lacking in a diet and someone gets small amounts of them, it makes all the difference in the world regardless of weight.

There is no limit to the amount someone can take either. I have taken 16 ounces a day every day for a week. That was when I drove to Vegas for the convention last year. I got by on 4 hours of sleep every single day, partying until 4am waking up at 8am - getting to the convention at 830-9 and being attentive all day and night long. Not once did I ever have the urge to take a nap or doze off. And, that was without any kind of uncomfortable rush like caffeine or stimulants since it isn't a stimulant. No speeded up heart rate, shakiness, nothing. Just a steady endurance.

4oz a day for the best average adult dose and if someone takes more, they can receive even more benefit. 4oz a day is 4 x 32oz bottles a month - I drink about 6 bottles a month myself. But 4oz a day gives profound results as it is.

But when looking at the science like at the university that found the freed fatty acids, that was with 4 oz a day for a week! Again, the body is not used to having this kind of efficiency and when supplementing with just this amount, it is simply profound what the results are.

[Roland]

How about Asea for Body builders?
It seems that Asea may not be what a body builder may want. If Body builders want to break down/bruise their muscles could Asea minimize that break down?

Im not a body builder i'm just curious.

[Roland]

How did Asea come up with 4oz. as a recommended dose?
Why not 1oz. or 16oz?
Or why not based on body weight or age or ...?

Is a matter of there being a point of diminishing returns?
Can this (if there is) diminishing returned be graphed?

[Aaron]

sports results and recovery

HI Aaron,/ALL

if Asea produces some thing that the body produces naturally, but artificially supplements excess of it into the system, how is that not considered cheating? Its interesting how they by pass that

I would like to see how ASEA does medical wise in recovery TIME (not athlete time)Ill get some live blood cell on that, Rod has already given us ASEA to do that. Looking forward to these results.

Ash

ASEA doesn't boost any steroid markers, etc... it isn't doping the body with any "substance".

There is a distinction between natural and native. Many things are natural. Goji berries are natural but we don't have goji berries in the body. ASEA is NATIVE to the body - we have redox signaling molecules in the body. When people ingest food, supplements, etc... it has to get by the digestion. ASEA doesn't have to be digested, it simply gets ABSORBED into the blood. The body doesn't have to break it down like it does with food, medications, nutritional supplements, etc...

There is a huge difference between digestion and absorption.

Freeing up fatty acids in the blood from fatty acids that we ALREADY have stored in the body isn't against the rules and isn't cheating.

It just happens to be the only substance on Planet Earth that beats the ventricular threshold tests of illegal doping drugs by 300% or more!

Different doping substances can cause inflammatory responses and those cause different markers to be elevated. That isn't the only way to test for doping drugs, just an example.

ASEA is the least toxic substance ever tested. Not only is there 0% inflammation response, it simultaneously gives a protective response by boosting the body's own natural antioxidants such as glutathione!

This is the first time in history there has been a substance with a 0% inflammation response PLUS a protective response of boosting antioxidants.

Anyway, this is a new level of science that has never before been seen in biology, food science, sports science, etc... ASEA is the "first ever" in so many categories it's nuts.

Every athlete has an opportunity to include this in their regimen or not. If they know about it and they don't, they are volunteering to lose. It is that simple.

As far as recovery as you mention. I'm not allowed to say anything in regards to medical recovery. However, I will say this...

ASEA is the only true endurance supplement in the world - there is no "crash" like with energy supplements. It is also not just endurance, it is also a recovery supplement. If all things are equal between two athletes in terms of skill, speed, strength, etc..., the one with superior recovery wins.

Recovery is so crucial not to just winning but for the health of the athlete. Some extreme endurance athletes have to go into a hyperbaric chamber to push oxygen back into their cells because they are so deprived. Athletes in extreme endurance sports have found that with ASEA, they do not have to do that! Even triathletes have found that with ASEA, the soreness is minimal after the race.

It is important to understand that muscle repair has been accelerated to levels that have never been seen before.

This repair is of course cellular repair and cellular repair is foundational to ALL recovery regardless of athletics, etc...

That being said, cellular repair is accelerated to levels that have never been seen with any other method, modality, nutritional regimen, etc...

You mention live blood analysis...

The way to monitor these molecules in action in the body at the cellular level are with fluoroscopic dyes and methods to see these dyes. Live blood analysis is not sufficient to even see what is going on here.

However, I do not know if live blood analysis can see fatty acids in the blood, which could show what the recent study shows. It may or may not. On a Caribbean cruise I went on recenty, one of the world's leading authorities on live blood analysis was on the cruise and was involved with ASEA. He has taught thousands over the years the live blood analysis method. I could probably ask him what it could show in relation to ASEA.

But I can tell you for sure, to see the molecules in action, it requires the fluoroscopic dyes, etc... and that costs a fortune. I saw many of the studies done with the dyes to see the molecules in action - it was really amazing. But you have to be a pretty high level lab with a serious budget to get into that kind of analysis.

This has already been proven out to the Nth degree for ASEA over the years even before it was called ASEA.

[ashtweth]

HI Aaron,/ALL

if Asea produces some thing that the body produces naturally, but artificially supplements excess of it into the system, how is that not considered cheating? Its interesting how they by pass that

I would like to see how ASEA does medical wise in recovery TIME (not athlete time)Ill get some live blood cell on that, Rod has already given us ASEA to do that. Looking forward to these results.

Ash

[Aaron]

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[Aaron]

no dependence

In theory, wouldn't supplementing with massive amounts of Redox Signaling molecules from an outside source slow down or even cause an eventual shutdown of the bodies own processes thus causing some sort of dependence or reduced function once someone ceases the supplement? The body is pretty efficient at only directing energy where it needs to, and focusing it elsewhere if being provided by other means.(such as is the case with hormone therapy)

No, there is no tolerance or dependence with this.

This actually does the opposite. The system that you have will simply become more efficient at doing what it does.

No theory exists that holds true that applies across the board to ingesting anything. If there was, the same could be applied to food but we know that this isn't true.

If someone takes thyroid medication for an underactive thyroid, then something like that can make the person dependent because they won't produce as much but that doesn't necessarily mean anything for anything else. Everything is a case by case basis so essentially, the "theory" isn't a theory. It is simply something that happens with some medications, etc... but does not happen with most thing.

People that have stem cell therapy do not stop producing their own stem cells.

People that take digestive enzymes do not stop producing their own enzymes.

People that take B12 vitamins do not stop producing their on B12 in their gut.

People that take redox signaling molecules do not stop producing their own redox signaling molecules from the mitochondria. To the contrary - as someone's body becomes more balanced, the evidence shows that their own production is probably becoming boosted. Of course not to the level that is possible with redox signaling supplements but any increase in the body's own efficiency destroys the "theory" which is more of a postulation that has already been shown to not be true.

I have repeated many times, ASEA breaks the mold on so many fronts that is simply profound and unlike anything else that has ever been available to the public.

[Edipy]

In theory, wouldn't supplementing with massive amounts of Redox Signaling molecules from an outside source slow down or even cause an eventual shutdown of the bodies own processes thus causing some sort of dependence or reduced function once someone ceases the supplement? The body is pretty efficient at only directing energy where it needs to, and focusing it elsewhere if being provided by other means.(such as is the case with hormone therapy)