Question: What are the main ingredients found in Protandim? Answer: five herbs that have been used for centuries: milk thistle extract containing 80% Silymarin, Bacopa Extract containing 45% Bacosides, Ashwagandha Root Powder, and Green Tea Extract containing 98% Polyphenols (decaffeinated), Turmeric Extract containing 95% Cur cumin. Question: are the ingredients used in Protandim “organic”? Answer: no, they are not certified organic. However, they are all harvested in their natural pure environment. Question: are the raw materials tested? Answer: yes, the raw materials are tested for: pesticides, herbicides, heavy metals, active compound in five active ingredients (for example, we test Bacopa for Bacosides and Turmeric for Curcumonoids), All Microbial tests, and Efficacy / Bioavailadility. Question: can I take these ingredients individually and achieve the same effect? Answer: No, the blend of ingredients and their special formulation is unique to Protandim, and holds four patents. The combination of ingredients creates a synergy that has been studied and proven to provide much more antioxidant power in any food or conventional Supplements. This scientific peer review study was published in the Journal “Free Radical Biology and medicine” and it also clearly shows potential produces a 300% increase in Glutathione, which is a key antioxidant and anti-aging factor. Question: Can a person develop immunity to Protandim? Answer: No, there is no known mechanism whereby Protandim loses effectiveness over time. The formula has not been changed and bioactivity is monitored to maintain consistent potency with regard to the activation of the Nrf2 transcription factor- the mechanism by which Protandim works. Question: Can a woman who is pregnant take Protandim? Answer: Many doctors recommend that woman stopped taking anything except what they are prescribed by their doctor during pregnancy. However, if your doctor approves Protandim, there is no known reason for concern. Question: How much caffeine is in Protandim? Answer: Protandim contains less than 4 mg of caffeine. For comparison, (a Starbucks coffee may contain up to 150 mg and caffeine free coffee may contain between 4 to 7 mg). Question: Does the Milk Thistle, (Silymarin) in Protandim have estrogen like effects? Answer: No. The estrogenic effects of Silymarin are well studied. Below is the abstract of a study that found no binding of Silymarin to the estrogen receptor alpha ERalpha. Binding to ERalpha would be a cause for concern in estrogen sensitive breast or uterine cancer patients. Silymarin is an agonist (positive effector) for the ERalpha receptor, whereby it can positively affect bone density. Question: Does Protandim interfere with any prescription drugs? Answer: Just like prescription drugs, the ingredients in many Supplements are metabolized in the liver and excreted by the kidneys in the urine. The ingredients in Protandim, however, are primarily metabolized and excreted by the liver into the bile. This difference decreases the likelihood of Protandim interacting with other over-the-counter products or with prescription drugs. In fact, after years of public availability and use, we know of no significant drug interaction with Protandim. Question: Should I continue to take my other vitamins and anti-oxidants? Answer: Some Western diets are lacking in certain traditional elements, some multivitamin supplementation may be beneficial for some people. You can discontinue supplementing with antioxidants, however, because Protandim is more effective at eliminating free radical damage, then supplementation with conventional antioxidants. Question: How much do the products cost? Answer: A month of Protandim, 30 count is $40.00 True Science $70.00 plus shipping and tax.
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