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Research Breakthrough Provides a Sure Way to Rebuild Energy, Fitness, and Life
© Copyright 2003 by David I. Minkoff, M.D., and Director of Body health,.com Inc., USA
Do you have seriously ill or elderly patients who have lost energy and strength, and are having a hard time regaining it? Or who have already lost all hope?
Do you have patients who are high performance athletes, struggling to reach the next level of fitness and performance?
A new research breakthrough now gives you a vital new tool that can help all these patients achieve their goals. This breakthrough solves the age-old search for the ideal protein, 99% utilizable, upon which every bodily function depends. After 17 years of painstaking work, the ideal amino acid combination for human nutrition has been discovered. It is called MAP.
Low Nitrogen Waste
This product can be 99% utilized by the body, without the huge amounts of nitrogen waste byproducts that protein ingestion produces. Nitrogen waste is a problem that patients with compromised livers and kidneys can't deal with. So those poor souls who most need to rebuild their organs with high levels of pure protein are condemned to low-protein diets to avoid the nitrogen wastes. And with this low-protein diet, their bodies waste away.
This new formula breaks that vicious cycle. MAP has more than twice the utilization effectiveness of the best protein source previously available, the whole hen egg.
Protein Replacement
We know that the structural foundation of the body, and the molecules that sustain life, are formed from protein complexes. These protein complexes form our bone, blood, immune and heart cells, enzymes, neurotransmitters, hormones, cytokines, etc. They influence our mood, vitality, stamina, mobility, quality of life and our sense of well-being.
Since these protein complexes are continually breaking down, our bodies need to manufacture billions of proteins every day as replacements.
As we know, proteins are made up of amino acids. These amino acids are considered the building blocks of protein and of life. To obtain the necessary amino acids from the dietary protein you eat, the protein must first be digested or broken down into amino acids and absorbed in your small intestine.
Once absorbed, only those amino acids that are in the correct proportion and amount and are present at the ribosome can be used to rebuild the unique proteins required by the human body. If the dietary proteins you eat do not provide enough of the correct amino acids, your body will not be able to build the required proteins for health and your body's structure.
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