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Anyone using Protandim (Nrf2 Synergizer) Supplement? Does it help?

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TopazAl
TopazAl

My mom was diagnoised with Lupus for couple years now. She had a friend who is a chemist recommend a supplement from LifeVantage's Protandim (Nrf2 Synergizer). It is claimed to be the only supplement clinically proven to reduce oxidative stress in humans by an average of 40 percent in 30 days.” Note that this drug is sold as MLM where you can get it from an official distributor with a referral. I want to see if anyone has tried this supplement and see if this actaully help. I want to get some facts before making purchases. Any comment is appreciated. Thanks!

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  • patd4re
    patd4re TopazAl

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    Hello, I can assure it is real. We all take it in my family especially our special needs child. It does NOT fight or cure anything but it does enable the body to do what it is designed to do by boosting NRF2 Activation as you said. Try a google search of: Lupus Oxidative Stress  It is an autoimmune disease. Protandim NRF2 and the NRF1 products are briefly explained in this video. Note that there is 23 peer reviewed medical studies published directly on Protandim NRF2 many of which were unsolicited by the manufacturer. The studies are about the product not just reports on ingredients like most supplements. Watch these 2 short videos and you will understand better about NRF2 and Nutrigenomics.

    This from  ABC TV PrimeTime Investigation in 2005 http://www.ABCLiveit.com

    This newer updated video on Nutrigenomics with info on the NRF1 Mitochondrial Enhancing product also:

    You may purchase products here at www.BeatStress.LifeVantage.com

     

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