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Wow. Today is also the day that my supplements have been manufactured. I will email soon where you can buy them!!!!!!  Age confidently with Triumph and Mito-C. Today was also moving day for my son, so I am at his old apartment awaiting the moving van. Spent the night in a sleeping bag, and woke up […] Read more »

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Busy moving and letting people know about Mito-C and Triumph supplements. Please get discount and info if you haven’t yet: https://triumphhealthcorp.com

“We are slowed down sound and light waves, a walking bundle of frequencies tuned into the cosmos. We are souls dressed up in sacred biochemical garments and our bodies are the instruments through which our souls […] Read more »

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I was asked by an ultramarathon runner to investigate health issues. Below is the results of this search, brief and then long notes.

 BRIEF

Competitors of 70.3-mile triathlons should carefully weigh the benefits of higher race-morning energy, carbohydrate and caffeine intakes against their potential to increase GI distress; Exercising can help you age gracefully by keeping you fit. But it […] Read more »

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Life has been busy with supplement activities, but here is my lengthy news notes from August.

SHORT HEADLINES WITH LONGER NOTES LATER

Calcium supplements are harmful: Whey provides leucine for muscle protein synthesis: Your immune system can regulate your microbiome to prevent obesity:  Cannabinoids may be carcinogenic: Calorie Restriction Extends Lifein Part via Endoplasmic Reticulum Hormesis:  EGCG (in green tea) reduces inflammatory signals: Lower vitamin D […] Read more »

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After 40 years studying nutrition and Healthspan, I have developed 2 nutritional supplements that peer-reviewed scientific literature indicates will tremendously benefit health through safe ingredients that trigger many beneficial metabolic effects.

I ate blueberries followed by a cup of green tea every morning because that helps preserve memory. Now I just take a Mito-C […] Read more »

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By Alfred “Roc” Ordman

ABSTRACT

  AARP magazine has stated that brain supplements do not work. I report here on a supplement designed based on peer-reviewed scientific journal reports of biochemical mechanisms and epidemiological studies which justify a formulation likely to prevent protein misfolding (PM).  PM is one of the major causes contributing to brain disorders like Alzheimer’s and […] Read more »

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I am very busy setting up sales of the 2 nutritional supplements I have designed, Triumph to reduce risk for cancer and heart disease, and Mito-C to reduce the risk for Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s.  I have attached the powerpoint poster I presented on Triumph at the Linus Pauling conference. Reply now that you may order them […] Read more »

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Ordman, Alfred
“Roc”, Beloit College, Beloit, WI, USA

Abstract The Federal law DSHEA prohibits manufacturers
from making medical claims for nutritional supplements without FDA
approval.  For the label on the
supplement described on this poster, I am required to state “This statement has
not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not
intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or […] Read more »

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Why and how I take Vitamin C = ascorbic
acid = ascorbate

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I take 500 mg of vitamin C (VC) once in
the morning and once at bedtime, though ideal is every 12 hours.  This dosage produces nearly the […] Read more »

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            I
do not take vitamin C as a supplement. Taking supplements is a poor way to
obtain nutrition [1].  I obtain my VC by
consuming a healthy diet including plenty of fruits and vegetables [2]. Here is
a range of foods with a high level of […] Read more »

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