Full Transcript Podcast Intro and Seasonal Immune Focus 0:00 I was actually looking at something on the plane back and it was talking about what is like 10 things that people that do rarely get sick, 0:09 right? 0:10 So there are things from sleeping right to eating right, to moving right. 0:14 Taken things like vitamin C and immune boosters. 0:17 But it's just interesting because a lot of people don't do those things. 0:20 They run themselves to the point that they're worn out and then they are much more susceptible to getting sick. 0:26 And that's what we want to help prevent. 0:29 Welcome to the Holistic Truth Podcast. 0:31 I'm Jamie Dorley, CEO of Nutritional Frontiers. 0:34 And I am Christine Genovese, creator of the Soul Intelligence Method. 0:38 We're here to help you break through chronic disease and dysfunction physically, mentally, emotionally and energetically. 0:44 With real proven strategies, protocols and tools you can use in your practice today. 0:50 Hello again, everybody, and welcome back to your favorite podcast from Mind, Body and Soul, The Holistic Truth. 0:57 I am your host, Jamie Dorley, with the co-host, our chief growth officer at Nutritional Frontiers. 1:03 Welcome back, Christine. 1:05 How are we doing? 1:06 I'm doing great, James. 1:21 It's like Metallica sold out every time, so I can't wait to be there. 1:27 So proud that we have over 200 people already registered for the event. 1:31 And as they said in Jaws, we're going to need a bigger boat next time. 1:36 No doubt, we definitely will. 1:38 We have so much good stuff to talk about for October, November, and December at Nutritional Frontiers. 1:43 And one of the things we always do is we try and focus on key wellness solutions to help support our practitioners and their patients during this season. 1:52 So one thing that typically most people start turning to as the weather changes a little bit is immune support. 2:02 Yeah, we want to help prevent getting sick and if you do get sick to lower the intensity and duration. 2:08 So there's some key strategy you can adopt not only with lifestyle, but also nutraceutical support. 2:15 And that's what we're here today to do is help you get a better understanding on. 2:20 How do you want to proceed on this journey with your immune system? 2:24 Because there are some key things you can do. 2:27 Some people rarely get sick. 2:29 I was actually looking at something on the plane back and I'm was talking about what is like 10 things that people that do rarely gets sick, 2:39 right? 2:39 So they're in from sleeping right to eating right, to moving right. 2:43 Taken things like vitamin C and immune boosters. 2:46 But it was just interesting because a lot of people don't do those things. 2:50 run themselves to the point that they're worn out and then they are much more susceptible to getting sick and that's what we want to help prevent. 2:59 Absolutely.
Why Gut Health Drives Immunity 3:00 Well, I'm going to bring up our immune support solutions. 3:04 Give me one sec right here. 3:06 Yeah. 3:06 And so people that have been working in the functional medicine or nutraceutical field for a long time or people are the brand new, 3:13 you know, one of the best thing you do is keep the immune system operating at a high level. 3:19 Look at the immunity system as almost like defense in football, right? 3:23 You have a great defense and you can prevent a lot of invasion from the offense. 3:29 And one of the things to realize is that most of your immune cells are located in and around your intestinal tract. 3:36 Why do you think that is? 3:37 That's really interesting that most of our immune system is in our gut. 3:41 You know, we always say that our health begins and ends in the gut, I think a famous guy named Hippocrates said that about 2000 years ago. 3:49 And that's probably a big part of it, right? 3:51 When we also feel stressed out or we take a hit, usually we feel it first in your stomach, you know? 3:57 Something bad happens. 3:59 Yeah, so first of all, the reason our immune cells are there probably is because that's where foreign invaders are gonna go into our system, 4:08 right? 4:09 Because you have this tube that goes through your mouth all the way through you colon, and that like a pipe where the outside world kind of travels through. 4:17 It doesn't get quote unquote inside your body until it passes through that small intestinal tract, gets absorbed through the mucosal, 4:26 malt engulfed tissue. 4:29 gets into bloodstream and the blood stream transports it somewhere in the system. 4:33 So if you have a healthy system in there, it's like having a strong ozone layer. 4:38 It'll keep a lot of things out. 4:40 However, if your immune system is compromised, If your intestinal tract is compromise, If you have too much stress, you've been a lot of antacids, 4:53 poor diet like with sugar, dairy products and junk. 4:58 Over time, that environment is going to wear out and things that would normally be excreted out of the body are actually going pass through the intestinal tract. 5:08 It becomes more and more porous. 5:11 Some people call this dysbiosis or leaky gut syndrome. 5:14 And things that would normally pass right through and be excreted through the bowels are now being absorbed into the bloodstream. 5:23 A further development would be if your immune system is hyperstimulated now, because something is continuously in the stream, 5:31 and that's where you get to your autoimmune conditions. 5:35 We want to protect the gut. 5:37 We want to protect that very delicate and very complex immune system that GI microbiome ecology in there. 5:46 You know, there's over a hundred trillion cells in the intestinal tract of good bacteria. 5:52 That's 10 times more cells than you have in your entire body. 5:56 And. 5:57 It's often easily dysfunctional. 6:02 Why? 6:02 Because what people feed it, those cells rely on fiber and short chain fatty acids to replenish and rejuvenate. 6:12 However, a lot of people eat too much sugar. 6:15 processed junk, dairy products, things that are very hard to break down, and it doesn't provide the foods for the good bugs, 6:23 it provides the food for bad bugs. 6:26 And I say foreign invaders, we're talking about yeast, funguses, mold, candida, parasite, all the things we don't want. 6:34 Think of your intestinal tract and your immune system as like your neighborhood. 6:38 We can deal with one, maybe two bad neighbors. 6:43 What if you have no bad neighbor? 6:46 I think the bad neighbor would be you then. 6:48 So be careful. 6:51 You say, Oh, my neighbor was great. 6:54 You can deal with one neighbor who's a little crotchety. 6:57 It's normal to have yeast in there. 7:00 Its normal have funguses and parasites. 7:02 They all have their role. 7:04 But when these things start to overgrow, then that's where we have trouble for the immune system. 7:11 So about 70 to 80% of your immune cells are in that intestinal tract. 7:16 Eating good fiber. 7:17 feeding with things like GI Complete and the SuperBiotics or ProBio3, taking in a good healthy whole food based diet that's more of a Mediterranean or 7:28 an anti-inflammatory type of approach, making sure you only take antibiotics when they're extremely necessary, not relying on them. 7:37 And plus there's a lot of antibiotics and hormones in food. 7:40 So don't buy store brand meats. 7:43 Don't buy dairy products unless they're organic. 7:47 I like alternative sources. 7:49 So if I'm going to use some type of milk, I generally use an organic almond or coconut milk. 7:56 There's ways you can get around this. 7:59 Antibiotics are miracle drugs. 8:02 They were really designed to help with infections. 8:07 but not be used for everything. 8:09 And even back in like 2003-ish, back then, they told pediatricians, JAMA, the General American Medical Association, said, 8:18 if a kid has an earache, don't give them antibiotics, because they were over relying on antibiotics. 8:24 Now, I don' agree, this would give him a little bit of Tylenol for the pain, okay, but don''t give'em the antibiotics because you're just too powerful. 8:32 For a while in our country they recommended antibiotics for every thing. 8:35 Right. 8:37 Yeah, and one of the things we have to really be conscious of is how much stress is affecting us because that's one great way to, 8:45 you know, crash your immune system. 8:46 If you're constantly stressed out or you are constantly in fear or constantly fight or flight and your body doesn't have a chance to recover and you, 8:54 know you aren't sleeping well you add all of that up together and get the perfect storm to crash you immune systems. 8:59 Which is one the reasons why in the fourth quarter we focus on things like stress, mood and sleep and immune health, right,
Stress, Sleep, and Immune System Balance 9:06 because it's all tied together. 9:07 And our immune system actually has two parts, the innate immune, system that's the one you're born with, that is part of the body's first line defense, 9:17 and then you've got the acquired or the adaptive one. 9:21 That's really one that we kind of develop over time. 9:26 I used to remember you'd You have the five second rule if something fell on the floor and then you'd eat it, there might be dirt on it. 9:35 I used to remember being like, it's going to help me just become a little bit more adaptive and help my immune system. 9:42 And now today people are like oh my gosh, you can't do that. 9:45 Don't eat that! 9:46 It's actually true because I never use hand sanitizers and they're saying it is one of the worst things to do. 9:51 Oh my goodness. 9:52 Because it's making your body too sterile. 9:55 It doesn't have the ability to fight these things off. 9:58 And you brought up a great point. 9:59 There's an old study. 10:01 I remember Dr. 10:02 Bland went over and he says, why do you think when stress is up, immune function goes down? 10:10 He said, well, obviously there's and overload and those types of things, but it is interesting. 10:14 When stress goes up. 10:17 The repair mechanism of the intestinal tract goes down. 10:21 So if you are in chronic stress, your nervous system is overwhelmed. 10:26 You don't have the ability to heal because the body is trying to deal with all the stress you're encountering. 10:33 That's probably like the development of ulcers, right? 10:36 Yes. 10:37 Yeah. 10:38 Oh my goodness. 10:39 So, you know, we start talking about what key body parts make up our immune system. 10:43 Jamie's talked about the importance of the microbiome because it's obviously plays a vital role with 70 to 80% of immune cells located there. 10:52 There are other parts of the body like white blood cells. 10:56 They are immune system cells that attack and eliminate germs. 11:00 We've got antibodies. 11:01 Those are proteins that protect you from those foreign invaders Jamie was talking about. 11:06 Lymph nodes, those are where we drain things, right? 11:11 We were talking how to effectively get things out of our lymph. 11:16 Certainly the spleen, it filters our blood and recycles old and damaged cells. 11:22 And then the thymus, right? 11:24 It helps with T cells, which is a specific type of white blood cell to help protect you as well. 11:31 Yeah, you need all these working and concert together. 11:33 It's like a military or a football team, they all have their role. 11:38 They all to work well together and You know, the reason they're often compromised is the amount of stress people are under, 11:47 The amount medications people take, you have these reactions to them. 11:51 You have the fact that people have poor lifestyles. 11:53 So it's a very complex web, immune system. 11:56 And we want to make sure one is that we're not putting it in harm's way. 12:02 and then number two, that is working at an optimal level. 12:05 so it is a two pronged approach. 12:07 Well, one of the things that I still do not agree with my mom on, there are only a few, but this is one. 12:16 It's about vaccines because that's really the cornerstone of allopathic immune therapy, right? 12:22 Get your flu shot, you know? 12:25 And she still does. 12:26 And then, I've heard, actually I have a friend who did it recently and she's like, yeah, and then I got a little bit of flu. 12:32 I'm like well, The intent behind it is you take a little bit of the disease so that your body builds up a resistance to it. 12:40 But over time, there have been so many crazy things that get put into these vaccines that I'm not so confident that that's the best way to go. 12:48 I think if you can keep your immune system strong, then you're not going to need to worry about catching the flu. 12:54 What's your position, JD? 12:57 Vaccine insurance last time I got the flu shot was 1993. I was getting ready for Mr. 13:05 Pennsylvania and I've told the story before, but I'll tell it again. 13:09 I worked at a private health club and they were connected to the St. 13:12 Francis Health Food Health Center. 13:15 And the woman that worked there was a nurse, so she'd come over to work out every day at four o'clock. 13:20 Luanne, she was friend of mine. 13:23 I knew her from the health Club. 13:25 She kept saying, oh, the flu is the worst ever this year, on and on. 13:30 And then she came after me again, well you work here so it's only five bucks, why wouldn't you get it? 13:35 I'm like, I'll get just so you can get off my back. 13:38 So I got on a Thursday, got the shot, and I get home that night, just a few hours later I started getting the chills, that's when I know I am getting sick. 13:49 And I was in bed Thursday night, Friday, Saturday, Sunday. 13:54 And as a young man, single man I would go out with friends all the time. 13:59 I had so many people I'd go with.
Immune System Parts and Vaccine Discussion 14:01 No one saw me for a few days. 14:07 I told her what happened. 14:08 She says, well, you didn't get the shot. 14:10 I go, I did get this shot, she says. 14:12 Well, imagine how sick you would have been if you. 14:14 Didn't. 14:14 Get it. 14:15 No, no, that got me sick. 14:18 It's impossible. 14:20 So I understand she was just trying to help, but I have not got the flu shot since. 14:26 And I won't, get that out of the pneumonia shot I didn' get to COVID shot either. 14:30 If people want to get them, it's on them. 14:33 There's a great book by Dr. 14:34 Timothy O'Shea. 14:36 called Vaccination is Not Immunization. 14:40 And his book is really interesting because there's 309 cited references from peer-reviewed journals. 14:48 So sometimes those vaccine books are really just faith-based, but this is faith and science-base. 14:55 The other thing you've got to realize is when we were growing up, how many shots would you get? 15:03 It wasn't that many, but now, oh my gosh, the recent total from birth to 18 is 76 total shots. 15:13 Yeah, it's almost 80. And before 9-11 happened, there was only 20. So it's more than tripled in the last 25 years. 15:24 So buyer beware. 15:25 The other thing is, there's a lot of things in there we don't want. 15:28 I was just watching this interesting interview and the guy was talking about, you know, why is there all these peanut allergens? 15:35 And they said, they started using peanut oil in their vaccines a few years back. 15:40 And he said that's what created this whole allergen to peanuts. 15:43 It's not the peanuts, it is the peanut oils they were using as a stabilizer. 15:50 emulsifier in the one vaccination. 15:52 I was like, oh wow, that's really crazy. 15:56 So you do what you want to do, I'll do my natural program, which is right here. 16:01 It's real simple, easy and effective. 16:05 You know, we have a couple different ways to go about this. 16:12 This is our old immune kit that we put all in one together. 16:16 So you have your complete comprehensive support in this approach. 16:22 You have all the things that people would normally take on their own. 16:25 Do you ever take vitamin C? 16:27 They would take vitamin D, right? 16:30 You go down a list, quercetin, NAC, DMG. 16:34 So rather than taking these individual and trying to guess, we put it all in one formula. 16:40 That's a great comprehensive foundation. 16:42 A couple of years ago, I was getting sick. 16:45 I called Dr. 16:46 Lenny, he says, take five immune boosts. 16:48 And I said, how many times a day? 16:50 He says five. 16:51 Okay. 16:53 Yep. 16:53 Well, I could tell it was, you know, remember when something people say it's gotta run its course, but that really means that it has got to go deep in 17:04 the tissue and then it kind of go out. 17:06 It's like how far can you go in a body halfway and you got start going back out? 17:11 Once these things are embedded in your cells, it's going to take you a week or so to get healthy. 17:16 So, have these in you wellness cabinet. 17:19 Not your medicine cabinet, your wellness cabinets. 17:21 And that way, as soon as your first sign or symptom, boom, start blasting it. 17:26 For me, its usually a change in temperature or chills. 17:31 What about yourself? 17:32 What's the first signs or symptoms you get? 17:34 Yeah, I start to get achy, you know. 17:37 That's usually when aching, maybe a little brain foggy. 17:40 And it's been a while, so I feel pretty good. 17:45 I'm glad that my immune system seems to be in pretty shape. 17:49 It could be also because I use Immunomax as really a daily preventative for me. 17:55 And that one, you know, has the Miyataki fraction in it, the mushroom, and that really helps my immune system, I think, stay strong. 18:08 And certainly this formula also has zinc in, right, which we look for. 18:11 It also vitamin A, vitamin C, Vitamin D, Vitamins E and selenium. 18:19 Um, it also the wonderful DMG, Yeah, this is a chewable version. 18:25 There's also a capsule version, so they're all slightly different. 18:29 Let's talk about the maitake PD fraction. 18:32 If you look at all the research on mushrooms and maiitaki mushrooms, the most research is very delicate extract called the PD Fraction. 18:43 It's the molecular structure of the mushroom. 18:46 That's where all the phase two FDA clinical trials have been done on immune support. 18:51 So a very interesting patent research trademark ingredient. 18:55 You combine that with DMG. 18:57 DMg has a US patent for melanoma, for rheumatoid arthritis, and osteoarthritis. 19:03 We have to have DM g in the formula. 19:06 Then we had things like Arabinogalactokins that will increase the number of immune cells in your intestinal tract. 19:12 Some studies show up to doubling the numbers of the immune cell. 19:16 And then you got the beta-1,6 and 1,3-glucans. 19:19 Think of these as almost like receptor sites. 19:22 that sit on top of the cells and when viruses and bacteria come by, it's like a Venus flytrap. 19:28 They engulf them, they digest them. 19:30 they kill them off and they excrete them A lot of times you'll see just one beta-1,3-glucan on the market, which is great. 19:38 But again, comprehensive formula, multiple mechanisms of action, better results. 19:45 Love it. 19:46 Well, the other formula that we have is the immune glandular, because again, some people prefer having glandulars because like attracts like. 19:54 So we want to kind of boost those key glandulas, thymus, spleen, and the lymph. 20:01 Yeah. 20:02 Add in the key vitamins, right? 20:05 Vitamin A, vitamin C in here. 20:07 We have echinacea, zinc, You know, they always talk about the ACEs, vitamin A, C, E, and selenium are really important in a formulation. 20:18 But then we added the glandulars from New Zealand. 20:20 I love glandulas. 20:22 They are very, very therapeutic, strong in nature. 20:26 And we use a combination effect in here. 20:28 So we have the thymus, the spleen, and the immune glandular, all in one formulation. 20:35 Again, you're getting the support of all those organs. 20:38 Glandulas are interesting because the whole concept is similar to homeopathy. 20:47 and use the glandulas from the right tissue, from right types of organ, it'll actually feed that organ and give you a better result. 20:55 Well, I start to use, when I feel a little something coming on, my formula is definitely using the immune boost, which you talk about as a foundational formula,
Foundational Immune Support Formulas 21:04 and then I kick it over the top with some immune glandular to knock it out right away. 21:09 Kick it, huh? 21:12 So we've got some other incredible immune solutions as well. 21:17 SPMs, buffered C plus and SBC. 21:21 And when we start talking about SPM's, we talk about inflammation that's anywhere in the body. 21:28 I love your analogy that SPMS are like the Pac-Man in body, they find any of that unresolved inflammation and it eats it and gets rid of it, 21:38 takes it out. 21:40 Yeah, I think of like omega-3s as like being a good like broom, you know, and EPA and DHA will clean up the floor a little more. 21:49 And then this gets in all nooks and crannies and cleans up those cytokines, these unresolved inflammation markers. 21:56 That's why I call it pro-resolving mediators. 21:59 They're resolving unresolved inflammation. 22:02 I studied at Harvard School of Medicine on original animal studies where they were injecting with a lethal dose of a toxin and seeing what would happen. 22:11 Some of them survived and they couldn't figure out why. 22:13 And then when I looked deeper, they had higher levels of pro resolving mediator. 22:20 Now, when you actually apply that to humans, it's the same thing. 22:26 People have diabetes, cancers, heart disease, arthritis, GI, autoimmune. 22:33 They have much lower levels of SPM. 22:35 And the person that comes to mind all the time is someone like Keith Richards from the Rolling Stones. 22:39 Like, this guy's done everything to kill himself in 80 years, and he seems to be functioning fine. 22:44 He must have super high levels So the nice thing is you can take this for your immune health. 22:52 You can also take it for acute inflammation, any type of pain, unresolved inflammation. 22:58 And there's over a thousand, over 1000 published studies on PubMed for SPMs and COVID. 23:06 Have you seen that on the news? 23:09 No, I think that's a really good kept secret, J.D. 23:13 Yes. 23:14 So long COVID, chronic fatigue from COVID, COVID in general, take three, three times a day for an acute response. 23:23 Awesome. 23:24 Well, buffered C plus, you know, I, had recently asked our incredible brand ambassadors to do a video on one of their favorite products and our medical director, 23:34 Dr. 23:35 Len Bransiewicz insists that it's buffering C-plus. 23:38 He absolutely loves this formulation. 23:44 So why does he love it so much, JD? 23:47 Well I was exposed to violence as a kid. 23:49 My dad was a cop in New York and. 23:52 one of his fellow colleagues on the police department. 23:55 He would say, oh, Jerry never gets sick. 23:57 I was like, Oh, why? 23:58 He says, he started taking vitamin C and he would do one vitamin c a day. 24:02 And that was a guy's claim to fame. 24:05 and we know vitamin see works. 24:06 This goes all the way back to the 1600s with scurvy and things like that. 24:11 The challenge is a lot of vitamin CS are in big tablets. 24:13 So you don't really absorb them. 24:15 Well, the other thing is, is most vitamin sees on market are actually from corn. 24:22 And we know corn can be GMO, it could be allergenic. 24:26 So Dr. 24:27 Len challenged me years ago to come out with a vitamin C that wasn't from corn. 24:31 I says, I don't know if they exist. 24:33 He goes, you'll find it. 24:34 And I said, anything else? 24:36 Oh yeah, veggie cap and then put the bowel flavor noise in. 24:41 Okay, Len, we got you. 24:42 so I went back to him a few times with different sources. 24:46 and when I showed him the Acerola cherries, he loved it, He goes, there's no allergies to cherries as far as I know. 24:53 He says, and it's non-GMO, non corn. 24:56 I says yep. 24:57 Has the bioflavonoids? 24:59 Absolutely. 24:59 And it is in the veggie cap. 25:01 Now, you only put so much in a capsule, so they are 500 milligrams per cap, but a much more bioavailable, potent, therapeutic dose because it in in veggy 25:12 cap with the support nutrients. 25:13 So it buffered and you will get maximum bio-availability from it. 25:18 Awesome. 25:20 All right. 25:21 SBC Saccharomyces boulardii. 25:24 What do we got? 25:26 Well, Sacchermyces Boulardi is a yeast probiotic, right? 25:31 It's derived from yeast, but it is still a good, healthy bacteria. 25:35 And generally, doctors will recommend the SPC to help when you have things like Candida, traveler's diarrhea, or post-antibiotic. 25:48 So those are generally the three times that we will use the SBC formula and it does have a nice effect on the immune system. 25:56 So there is plenty of SPC on market. 25:59 We actually use BioOptima, which is a PRT, Patent and Research Trademark form. 26:06 And then we did research a few years ago and we found, we really want to know what is the probiotic that is recommended post antibiotic therapy? 26:15 Like, oh, this little bacteria in BIO4. 26:18 I said, Oh, we have that one. 26:19 We use that already through gnosis. 26:22 Let's combine it with the Saccharomyces boulardii so that if someone is on antibiotics or you're exposed to antibiotics, 26:30 they can start replenishing that Bio4 right away. 26:34 And again, We talked earlier on a previous episode about the immune system being tied in to the intestinal tract, right? 26:44 And we've talked about that today too. 26:46 We want to make sure you guys understand there is this whole war going on for the good and bad bacteria and overgrowth in your intestinal tract. 26:56 So SBC is going to help transport the foreign invaders out.
SPMs, Vitamin C, Probiotics, and Zinc 27:00 It's like an escort. 27:02 The bouncer is gonna get them out of the body and in particular things like yeast and funguses and molds. 27:08 And then it's going come in right behind it to replace it with the BIO4. 27:13 That's awesome. 27:14 Well, we've got a few other formulas that we like to talk about. 27:17 We talked about immune support. 27:20 Um, our Probezyme, um, We've Got Pro Reds and we got Super Zinc. 27:25 So I think that was really kind of an interesting combination. 27:30 Why would we include Probes on as part of our immune solution? 27:34 Well I, think the same reason, right? 27:36 One is you want to make sure you're digesting your food really well. 27:41 Number two is, it's going to help feed the intestinal tract and the microbiome. 27:47 And you're going absorb your nutrients much better when you've taken a probiotic enzyme, especially in a chewable form. 27:52 Possibly it'll help clean up any bacteria in the mouth. 27:55 So a lot of our clients use it for dental challenges, gums, heartburn, reflux, indigestion. 28:03 It's so easy to take. 28:04 I mean, you use taking the pro-opzyme, right? 28:06 Yeah, absolutely. 28:08 And I think it's really interesting that, you know, we've recommended it because, especially before you have a dental surgery, 28:14 because it is going to, make sure that it takes care of anything that's in the mouth. 28:18 So since we really start talking about, the immune system and having it go in, at the top, and then going down through the GI tract, 28:27 that is really important to actually use Probezyme, not just for digestive health, but also to help boost your immune systems. 28:35 Oh, absolutely. 28:36 Love it. 28:36 And that was our original formula. 28:38 What flavor do you like? 28:39 And don't steal mine. 28:41 Okay. 28:42 I will tell you, I do like grape the best, but I would say cherry. 28:47 Cherry is the second favorite. 28:49 That's actually mom's favorite, mom loves the cherry one the most. 28:53 Oh good. 28:54 Well I love grape too. 28:55 Cherries are close second and fruit punch is right after. 28:57 So great for kids, adults, nursing, pregnant, doesn't matter. 29:03 Safe and effective. 29:05 And a little birdie told me that we might have a new flavor coming out in the beginning of the year. 29:10 We sure do. 29:12 I'm cuckoo for Cocoa Puffs chocolate coming up in 2027. Be ready. 29:19 I love it. 29:21 All right, now Pro Reds is so packed. 29:24 It's so pack, if you're trying to read this slide, you are going to go blind. 29:28 We have so many good things in this fruit and veggie base powder. 29:32 Jamie, why is Pro-Reds so good for us? 29:37 Let's just look at the ORAC value, right? 29:40 That's your oxidative reactive absorber's capacity. 29:44 So what that means is, How powerful is the formula to clean up any oxidative stress? 29:51 So as an antioxidant, you gotta clean the oxidation. 29:54 Oxidation is like rust to your cells. 29:56 So this has 5,000 ORAC units per serving. 30:01 And that's really what you need on a daily basis. 30:03 The average American only gets about 1,200. So one is we want the antioxidant capacity to help clean up any oxidative stress, 30:13 because that's usually where things start to go foul is when you have a lot of oxidant stress. 30:18 It's a nice combination of fruits and veggies. 30:21 And we won't people eat fruits, veggies, but they're not convenient. 30:25 They go. 30:27 spoil really soon when you buy them. 30:29 The growth seasons are varied. 30:32 We don't know if they're organic or they are not. 30:34 What herbicides or pesticides are on there. 30:36 These are herbicide and pesticide free. 30:39 fruit and veggie blend and a lot of these things you can't even get at the grocery store. 30:43 And then we fortify it with extra nutrients. 30:46 So when you're looking at, how do we forfeit it? 30:49 Well, we have DMG in there. 30:51 We have Lycorad, a patented lycopene. 30:54 There's a lotta support nutrients inside this formulation, above and beyond the fruit-and-veggie one. 31:02 Well, one of the ways you can also get kids to boost their immune health is make pro-reds popsicles. 31:07 Because all you need is water and some pro reds and those wonderful popsicle trays that you buy. 31:13 I'm sure you get them on Amazon. 31:15 You can get everything on amazon. 31:16 And make them yummy popsicals as a treat. 31:20 All right. 31:21 We've got super zinc because zinc is one of those essential minerals that 90% of us are deficient in. 31:28 And it's certainly helpful in the winter for, you know, for the immune system support because it usually shortens the duration of, 31:36 infection. 31:39 So Art, do you want to talk about our zinc? 31:42 It'd be a great combination combining this with the Buffert C+. 31:47 That would be nice bundle to do. 31:50 Really simple to utilize it. 31:52 It comes in a nice dosage, right? 31:54 So you're getting a therapeutic result in this. 31:59 Zinc is great for immune function, but also healing and for hormones. 32:03 So it has many benefits in the body, as you mentioned. 32:06 Most people are deficient like they are in most nutrients. 32:10 And it can really cut down on the duration of somebody's illness. 32:14 So you can take it in an immune boost, you take separately, a la carte, either way. 32:19 You have options. 32:21 Awesome. 32:22 Well, that's pretty much everything I wanted to touch on with immune health. 32:26 How about you? 32:27 Oh, that was easy enough. 32:28 So look, you got to have a strategy in place and you gotta be prepared before the cold and flu season starts. 32:37 The change of seasons, more stress, not as much sunlight where people are getting vitamin D and fresh air from the outdoors. 32:48 Make sure you have things like the immune boost, immunomax, or immunoglandular. 32:52 At home, take the pro-reds every day. 32:56 Take the vitamin C every for more preventive measures. 32:59 That way it's already in the body.
Final Immune Strategy and Closing Remarks 33:00 So if you're having that first sign of symptom, you can ramp up the dose and you don't have to wait two or three days to go get the formulation. 33:09 Have these in your wellness cabinet. 33:15 I love it. 33:15 Well, one of the things I do want to make sure of is that you aren't caught without this stuff in your wellness cabinet. 33:22 That has happened to me. 33:23 And I had to call a friend and I actually had the phone Dr. 33:30 Len Bransiewicz who came to my rescue. 33:32 So don't be caught without your wellness cabinet full. 33:36 We provide lots of opportunities for you to get the immune support you need at Nutritional Frontiers. 33:42 So if you heard something that you think would be beneficial for a friend of yours, a client, patient, someone you know, 33:49 please make a comment, like and share this episode so we can continue to make the world healthy together. 33:56 Thanks, Christine, thanks for all of our clients out there for making Q3 a record quarter for Nutritional Frontiers after 18 years. 34:04 Thanks to all the customers and clients and patients out here for our love and support. 34:08 Without you, we cannot make the world healthy, so sincerely from us, thank you and God bless everyone. 34:14 Let's have a great Q4 season. 34:24 If this episode spoke to you, please follow the show and share it with someone ready to take charge of their wellbeing. 34:30 And if you can, leave us a review. 34:32 It helps others find our podcast. 34:34 For more tools and practitioner support, visit NutritionalFrontiers.com.
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