Sunday, 20 November 2011
Friday, 4 November 2011
What Are Free Radicals Exactly?
Free radicals create a destructive process in our cells, causing the molecules within the cells to become unstable. They may even be a big player in the formation of cancerous cells by a “chain-reaction” effect, causing other cells to become damaged. Because of the inherent instability of free-radicals, they try to attack other healthy cells to get stable themselves. This then causes the once-healthy cells to react in the same way, attacking others in an never-ending attempt for cellular stability.
In layman’s terms, free-radicals are bullies that start pushing everybody around, and encourage nice cells to become bullies as well. Just like most conflicts, the results are “free radical waste products” made up of our broken, injured and deformed cells. If our cells are weak, it is natural that our organs, tissues and skin of the body will likewise become weakened.
As you can imagine, oxidative damage plays a huge role in many of our modern-day diseases, such as muscle and tissue degeneration, heart disease, diabetes, cancer, as well as many other health problems. You are exposed to free radicals as a normal bi-product of regular bodily processes, like breaking down the food we eat, taking toxic medicines, as well as through exposure to pollutants. In addition, over-exposure to the sun (sunburn) and smoking can also increase your body’s need to oxidize and create free-radicals. Antioxidants stop this cellular chain reaction of oxidation by neutralizing the free radicals.
Many plants and animals keep large amounts of antioxidants on hand, due to their role in preventing cell damage, as well as their ability to repair damaged cells. Studies have shown that antioxidants can play a role in reducing the cell-damage of free radicals. National Cancer Institute has stated that preliminary research in lab animals has shown that “antioxidants help prevent the free radical damage that is associated with cancer.” Many experts feel that increased antioxidants in the body can also help slow the process of aging, and may even increase longevity.
If berries are a good source of Antioxidants, why don't I just eat them then?
Well there's such thing as ORAC level. ORAC stands for Oxygen Radical Absorbance Capacity. It is a method of measuring antioxidant capacities in biological samples in vitro. Another answer to this is, can U spontaneously EAT mangosteen's peel? Well, the mangosteen in EXO includes the pericarp as well as the whole fruit and the skin. The pericarp is in the rind of the Mangosteen and contains most of the antioxidant Xanthones. There are many more answers to WHY EXO IS THE BEST ANTIOXIDANT SOURCE THERE IS IN THE MARKET now. Visit Agel's FAQ site to find out more!
In layman’s terms, free-radicals are bullies that start pushing everybody around, and encourage nice cells to become bullies as well. Just like most conflicts, the results are “free radical waste products” made up of our broken, injured and deformed cells. If our cells are weak, it is natural that our organs, tissues and skin of the body will likewise become weakened.
As you can imagine, oxidative damage plays a huge role in many of our modern-day diseases, such as muscle and tissue degeneration, heart disease, diabetes, cancer, as well as many other health problems. You are exposed to free radicals as a normal bi-product of regular bodily processes, like breaking down the food we eat, taking toxic medicines, as well as through exposure to pollutants. In addition, over-exposure to the sun (sunburn) and smoking can also increase your body’s need to oxidize and create free-radicals. Antioxidants stop this cellular chain reaction of oxidation by neutralizing the free radicals.
Many plants and animals keep large amounts of antioxidants on hand, due to their role in preventing cell damage, as well as their ability to repair damaged cells. Studies have shown that antioxidants can play a role in reducing the cell-damage of free radicals. National Cancer Institute has stated that preliminary research in lab animals has shown that “antioxidants help prevent the free radical damage that is associated with cancer.” Many experts feel that increased antioxidants in the body can also help slow the process of aging, and may even increase longevity.If berries are a good source of Antioxidants, why don't I just eat them then?
Well there's such thing as ORAC level. ORAC stands for Oxygen Radical Absorbance Capacity. It is a method of measuring antioxidant capacities in biological samples in vitro. Another answer to this is, can U spontaneously EAT mangosteen's peel? Well, the mangosteen in EXO includes the pericarp as well as the whole fruit and the skin. The pericarp is in the rind of the Mangosteen and contains most of the antioxidant Xanthones. There are many more answers to WHY EXO IS THE BEST ANTIOXIDANT SOURCE THERE IS IN THE MARKET now. Visit Agel's FAQ site to find out more!
Tuesday, 13 September 2011
Get to Know Agel's Scientific Advisory Council
...has been instrumental in creating Agel’s award winning products. After years of hard work Joel has become one of the premier formulators in the nutritional supplement industry. Joel received his undergraduate degree in Chemistry from Southern Utah University then went on to graduate and post-graduate work at Utah State University. With nearly ten years of experience and hundreds of products under his belt Joel set out to take nutritional supplements to their next evolutionary step. Mission accomplished. By formulating Agel’s patent pending Suspension Gel Technology Joel has truly revolutionized an industry.
Dr. Joseph Fyans
Chief Medical Doctor, Agel Scientific
Advisory Board Member
Agel welcomes Dr. Joseph Fyans to the Agel Scientific Advisory Board as the Chief Medical Doctor.
Dr. Fyans brings a wealth of experience to his new
assignment. Currently, Dr. Fyans practices in Salt Lake City, Utah diagnosing and treating non-operative spine, joint, and musculoskeletal conditions.
He also works with neurological conditions with a special emphasis on athletes of all levels including anyone choosing to stay active. Dr. Fyans has a
special interest in nutritional and behavioral approach to preventing and treating injuries. His career experience includes medical coverage for local high school teams, university rugby teams, and professional road racing teams.
Dr. Fyans is a graduate of New York Medical College where he received the Cor et Manus Award. He grew up in Salt Lake City and finished his undergraduate work at the University of Utah. His personal interests include cross-country racing, swimming, and track. He finished 2nd in his age division at the St. George Marathon, covering the 26.1 mile course in under 3 hours. He also spends time as a certified river guide on the Colorado River.
Photos courtesy of Agel International
Event Update: Agel Wellness Talk - How To Avoid A Broken Heart
All are invited!
Cardiovascular diseases are currently the number one killer in our country for the last few decades. This disease does not recognize gender or race boundaries; all are affected. Come and join us @ Agel Wellness Talk - How to Avoid a Broken to get a closer look into heart-healthy nutrition strategies by Dr. Haresh Kumar, Associate Professor @ MAHSA University College
Venue: Agel HQ, Bangsar South
Date: 24th Sept 2011
Time: 11.30a.m - 1.30p.m.
Fee: RM15
Cardiovascular diseases are currently the number one killer in our country for the last few decades. This disease does not recognize gender or race boundaries; all are affected. Come and join us @ Agel Wellness Talk - How to Avoid a Broken to get a closer look into heart-healthy nutrition strategies by Dr. Haresh Kumar, Associate Professor @ MAHSA University College
Venue: Agel HQ, Bangsar South
Date: 24th Sept 2011
Time: 11.30a.m - 1.30p.m.
Fee: RM15
Friday, 9 September 2011
Agel: An Overview
Imagine you were able to perfectly blend up a handful of berries... what would you get? Not a pill. Not a juice either... You would get a gel.
You have all the benefits of the nutrients in the juice part of the berries, plus all the benefits of the fibrous material, such as digestive stimulation, nutrient absorption and much more.
Enter Agel. Agel doesn’t do pills which can sit in the digestive system not breaking down and not delivering nutrients. Agel doesn’t do juices which don’t retain the fibrous base, key to nutrient delivery. Agel does gel. Agel maintains the fibrous base which enhances the body's ability to absorb nutrients, ensures a consistent delivery of hydrated nutrients every time, provides a soothing effect to the digestive system, and tastes great. Now, of course, not all nutrients come in gel form, at least not until now... But with Suspension Gel, you can get all the nutrients you’ll ever need in a delivery system that your body can use. Welcome to Agel. Welcome to health.
You have all the benefits of the nutrients in the juice part of the berries, plus all the benefits of the fibrous material, such as digestive stimulation, nutrient absorption and much more.
Enter Agel. Agel doesn’t do pills which can sit in the digestive system not breaking down and not delivering nutrients. Agel doesn’t do juices which don’t retain the fibrous base, key to nutrient delivery. Agel does gel. Agel maintains the fibrous base which enhances the body's ability to absorb nutrients, ensures a consistent delivery of hydrated nutrients every time, provides a soothing effect to the digestive system, and tastes great. Now, of course, not all nutrients come in gel form, at least not until now... But with Suspension Gel, you can get all the nutrients you’ll ever need in a delivery system that your body can use. Welcome to Agel. Welcome to health.
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