Focus on Centrophenoxine
Centrophenoxine for clean, healthy cells
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entrophenoxine, also known as meclofenoxate,
is a special combination of a DMAE molecule, (a
“...most patients report these
constituent of choline, found in fish such as sardines) and
improvements after several weeks of
a plant auxin (growth hormone) called PCPA. In Europe,
Centrophenoxine is considered to be one of the oldest
regular Centrophenoxine use...”
nootropics, (smart drugs) with a history dating back to the
late 1950s. These very actions have been described eloquently by
Professor Imre Zs.-Nagy in his “membrane hypothesis of
Centrophenoxine, like all of the best antiaging aging” (details of which are on page 6). It is perhaps no
supplements, has a number of useful benefits combined surprise that Dr. Nagy recommends Centrophenoxine, and
with very few side effects. From a memory and cognition has been using it himself for more than 30 years.
standpoint, Centrophenoxine has demonstrated
significant improvements in the speed of memory “Centrophenoxine is an intelligence booster and may
recall. It is interesting to note that most patients report also be an effective anti-aging therapy.” Smart Drugs
these improvements after several weeks of regular and Nutrients, Smart Publications
Centrophenoxine use. In addition, the same period of use
has seen a reduction in levels of lipofuscin, an age-related It was biochemist James South, MA, who in one of his
toxic accumulation that gathers in cells, primarily that of the articles for IAS, (available online) suggested that the regular
brain, heart, lungs, and even in skin cells (often referred to consumption of a couple of litres of clean, pure water
as age or liver spots. and the daily intake of Centrophenoxine could be one
of the simplest, yet elegant and effective life extension
combinations available today.
Further information regarding uses, doses
and side effects please go to:
www.antiaging-systems.com/a2z/
centrophenoxine.htm
Centrophenoxine
Item code: 0243
60x 250mg tablets $29.99
Animal experiments have shown that as much as 30%
of cell content can consist of lipofuscin clutter. If left
unchecked, this chemical impendence may “clog” the cell
membrane, resulting in poor cell to cell communication,
(reducing the exchange of sodium and potassium ions).
In turn, this makes the cell more solid and less watery,
thus creating a poor environment in which enzymes must
operate. This trend towards dehydration can be seen in the
faces and bodies of very elderly individuals.
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