Re: Rich / all: NT Factor and phosphatidyl nutrients.

[Guest guest]

Hi Rich / all

Am I right in saying that NT Factor main ingredient is phosphatidyl

nutrients.

How this help CFS specifically? Is it purely in helping cellular health ?

Regards

CS

[Guest guest]

Hi, CS.

Yes, the main ingredient is phosphatidyl choline. This has been

found to help in various fatigue conditions. The idea is that the

cells have difficulty replacing the components of lipid membranes

that are lost due to oxidative stress. By supplying them directly,

it saves the cells from having to make them. They can just import

them directly. This is particularly important for the mitochondrial

membrane.

There is a paper in the latest Joural of CFS about this, by Rita

Ellithorpe and Garth Nicolson. I think they are reputable people.

I think NT Factor can be beneficial in CFS. I think it's also

important to correct the oxidative stress to stop the damage

process, though, and I think that's where restoring the glutathione

level comes in.

I actually tried two bottles of NT Factor myself at a pretty high

dosage. I didn't notice any effect, but it should be borne in mind

that I do not have CFS or any other fatiguing illness, and I have

been taking a lot of antioxidants as well as flax oil and evening

primrose oil for several years. So my mitochondrial membranes were

probably in pretty good condition before I started NT Factor. As

Cort wrote me, my response is probably not very relevant to what the

response would be in a PWC.

Rich

>

> Hi Rich / all

>

> Am I right in saying that NT Factor main ingredient is

phosphatidyl

> nutrients.

> How this help CFS specifically? Is it purely in helping cellular

health ?

>

> Regards

> CS

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

I knew I was forgetting something important; I take Propax w. NT factor, and

it certainly the most distinctive multi-vitamin I have ever tried. Not a

cure, but definitely a boost. Have shared it with 2 sickly neighbors and

they both began benefitting after only a week. (And one is a very resistant

cranky woman.)

Adrienne

Re: Rich / all: NT Factor and phosphatidyl

nutrients.

> Hi, CS.

>

> Yes, the main ingredient is phosphatidyl choline. This has been

> found to help in various fatigue conditions. The idea is that the

> cells have difficulty replacing the components of lipid membranes

> that are lost due to oxidative stress. By supplying them directly,

> it saves the cells from having to make them. They can just import

> them directly. This is particularly important for the mitochondrial

> membrane.

>

> There is a paper in the latest Joural of CFS about this, by Rita

> Ellithorpe and Garth Nicolson. I think they are reputable people.

> I think NT Factor can be beneficial in CFS. I think it's also

> important to correct the oxidative stress to stop the damage

> process, though, and I think that's where restoring the glutathione

> level comes in.

>

> I actually tried two bottles of NT Factor myself at a pretty high

> dosage. I didn't notice any effect, but it should be borne in mind

> that I do not have CFS or any other fatiguing illness, and I have

> been taking a lot of antioxidants as well as flax oil and evening

> primrose oil for several years. So my mitochondrial membranes were

> probably in pretty good condition before I started NT Factor. As

> Cort wrote me, my response is probably not very relevant to what the

> response would be in a PWC.

>

> Rich

>

>

> >

> > Hi Rich / all

> >

> > Am I right in saying that NT Factor main ingredient is

> phosphatidyl

> > nutrients.

> > How this help CFS specifically? Is it purely in helping cellular

> health ?

> >

> > Regards

> > CS

> >

> >

> >

> >

[Guest guest]

Rich

When I tried to take NT Factor, I felt a very " stressed " feeling with tense

muscles along my sholders and spine and my heart race was up and I just felt

nervousness. THis lasted about 24 hours and then just went away and

I haven't had anything like that since I stopped taking the NT. I know this a

good for PWC's but do you have any hunches as to why I couldn't tolerate this?

When I get my glutathione raised (I have used ImmunePro RX but I discontinued

that too because I began to feel weird on it and had trouble with my stools

being abnormal) I would consider trying the NT Factor again. Any thoughts?

Thanks!

Dawn V

Re: Rich / all: NT Factor and phosphatidyl

nutrients.

Hi, CS.

Yes, the main ingredient is phosphatidyl choline. This has been

found to help in various fatigue conditions. The idea is that the

cells have difficulty replacing the components of lipid membranes

that are lost due to oxidative stress. By supplying them directly,

it saves the cells from having to make them. They can just import

them directly. This is particularly important for the mitochondrial

membrane.

There is a paper in the latest Joural of CFS about this, by Rita

Ellithorpe and Garth Nicolson. I think they are reputable people.

I think NT Factor can be beneficial in CFS. I think it's also

important to correct the oxidative stress to stop the damage

process, though, and I think that's where restoring the glutathione

level comes in.

I actually tried two bottles of NT Factor myself at a pretty high

dosage. I didn't notice any effect, but it should be borne in mind

that I do not have CFS or any other fatiguing illness, and I have

been taking a lot of antioxidants as well as flax oil and evening

primrose oil for several years. So my mitochondrial membranes were

probably in pretty good condition before I started NT Factor. As

Cort wrote me, my response is probably not very relevant to what the

response would be in a PWC.

Rich

>

> Hi Rich / all

>

> Am I right in saying that NT Factor main ingredient is

phosphatidyl

> nutrients.

> How this help CFS specifically? Is it purely in helping cellular

health ?

>

> Regards

> CS

>

>

>

>