Tag Archives: Cell

Redox Signaling Made Easy (and Fun)

Posted on February 15, 2013 by DCL

This simple video is an engaging and novel way to look at the power of Redox Signaling Molecules and how ASEA has captured this incredible science in a bottle. Please share your comments, questions, or insights!

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American Health Journal Reports on Redox Signaling Supplement

Posted on March 27, 2012 by DCL

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You Asked, Dr. Samuelson Answered

Posted on June 1, 2011 by DCL

Here are a number of questions commonly asked about Redox Signaling and ASEA, a new product containing balanced Redox Signaling Molecules.  Dr. Gary L. Samuelson, Ph.D. Atomic Medical Physicist has provided answers to these questions. What are the reactive Redox … Continue reading →

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Redox Biochemistry in Health and Aging How Cells Heal Themselves – Gary Samuelson PhD

Posted on May 18, 2011 by DCL

This video is a preview of a lecture given at the 2010 18th international A4M conference in Orlando. To learn more about the A4M Visit WorldHealth.net. The A4M is dedicated to the advancement of technology to detect, prevent, and treat … Continue reading →

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Redox Signaling Molecules Tune up Cell’s Communication Channels

Posted on April 21, 2011 by DCL

Every cell in the body MUST be able to communicate with its neighboring cells in order to function correctly. Communication channels exist that allow messengers to run back and forth between cells. These messengers actually program the DNA in the … Continue reading →

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Redox Signaling Provides Anti-Aging Benefits

Posted on April 18, 2011 by DCL

As we age, the healing process becomes less efficient. Cells and tissues that are damaged or inefficient are not repaired or replaced as efficiently. Gradually these damaged or inefficient cells divide and proliferate, taking over the healthy “young” tissue and … Continue reading →

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Redox Signaling Helps in the Preservation and Restoration of Healthy Tissues and Cells

Posted on April 11, 2011 by DCL

When cells and tissues are damaged, by everyday living (sunlight, toxins, cuts, scrapes, exercise, infections, radiation etc.) they send out redox signaling messages for help. This starts a cascade of messengers that are quickly spread throughout the affected area where … Continue reading →

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What Are Redox Signaling Molecules? (Part Four)

Posted on March 31, 2011 by DCL

Redox Signaling Molecules are Produced by Mitochondria The primary source of redox signaling molecules in living cells is the mitochondria. The mitochondria live inside the cells and produce 95% of all of the energy (ATP fuel) used in the body. … Continue reading →

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What Are Redox Signaling Molecules? (Part Three)

Posted on March 30, 2011 by DCL

Redox signaling complexes contain chlorine Some of the redox signaling complexes in our body contain chlorine. This is not the same form as the unbalanced crude forms of molecular chlorine and bleach (Cl2, NaOCl) that are used to sanitize pools … Continue reading →

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What Are Redox Signaling Molecules? (Part One)

Posted on March 25, 2011 by DCL

Part One of  a Four Part Series. Perfectly pH balanced (7.35) mixture In our blood, cells and tissues, perfectly balanced, stable safe mixtures of redox signaling molecules exist. It turns out that such mixtures have close to neutral pH (7.35) … Continue reading →

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