M.S., Biochemistry

M.S., Food Science

Every cell in our body carries out its various jobs fueled by the foods we eat, the water we drink, and the air we breathe. These are all considered nutrients, and can be subdivided into two categories, micronutrients, which we need in relatively small quantities:  vitamins, and minerals, as well as macronutrients, which we need in relatively large quantities:  water, oxygen, proteins, carbohydrates and fats. 

 

Alfa PXP supplies us with carbohydrates in the form of mechanically hydrolyzed a-polysaccharide peptides.  In addition, Alfa PXP contains all the essential amino acids, (making it a complete protein), all of the essential fatty acids (GLA, ALA, LA, SDA, EPA, DHA, and AA) except for two, as well as an abundance of vitamins and minerals, via the addition of Spirulina.

 

Let’s talk about a-polysaccharide peptides. 

 

The cell membrane has pores in it along with an active transport system which allows particular atoms and molecules to pass through it. Most foods we eat must be metabolized before passing through the cell membrane. This requires energy in the form of stored ATP. Using nanotechnology, a-polysaccharide peptides have been mechanically hydrolyzed to monosaccharides which easily pass through all cell membranes without the need  to go through the usual metabolic pathways.

 

The mitochondrion (the powerhouse of the cell) have a double membrane and an active transport system, which selectively allows what molecules pass through it.  One type of molecule it allows through are monosaccharides, where the last step of their metabolism takes place via the Krebs cycle. The Krebs cycle converts the energy which is held within the bonds between the atoms of each molecule, into packets of energy - ATP. 

 

ATP stands for adenosine triphosphate.  You’re familiar with phosphorus – it makes it’s own light: you see it on the 4 of July, animals at the bottom of the sea glow with phosphorus.

 

After the production of ATP within the mitochondria, they migrate into the cell where its energy is released. If you had a micron microscope you could see little fireworks as the ATP turns into ADP (adenosine diphosphate). The cell uses the energy to perform its various duties, protein, RNA and DNA synthesis, cell membrane maintenance, organelle maintenance, as well as, and most important, detoxification and maintaining individual cell health.

 

Alfa PXP provides each cell with 36 ATP whereas an equivalent amount of carbohydrate provides us with 1 ATP.  This is more energy than the cell has ever seen before.  It takes care of all its cells duties and still has more energy than it’s ever seen before - energy which it uses to do the work of healing.

 

However, just as we must eat food everyday for energy, we must take Alfa PXP everyday, consistently, as prescribed, if we want to keep our cells in this heightened state of health.  The suggestion to spread your doses out three times throughout the day is because Alfa PXP is water soluble and flushes through your system very quickly. It enters your cells instantly, your mitochondria do their work.  But your cells never go to sleep, they work 24/7.  Always working; always detoxifying; always trying to maintain optimum health.  They require a regular influx of Alfa PXP for optimum health. 

 

Please don’t neglect your cells of what they require.  Every cell in your body is but a mirror of you as a whole and they work so hard for you – day and night. 

 

Be well,