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Bovine Tracheal Cartilage Decades of research by John Prudden, MD, provides fascinating evidence about the efficacy of bovine tracheal cartilage (BTC), much of which can be found in various postings around the internet. Prudden, a surgeon, authored 66 journal articles and other publications, including one of particular importance found in the Journal of Biological Response Modifiers, 4:583, 1985. With colleagues at Columbia Presbyterian Medical Center, he initially demonstrated that BTC...

What Distinguishes Dr. Ron's Krill Oil? Krill Oil, the Marine Stewardship Council, and Astaxanthin We strive to provide our customers with products that are pure and effective. What is unique about our krill oil? In a nutshell – purity, sustainability and forthright labeling. Purity Our krill is taken from the pristine waters of the Antarctic Ocean. The oil is extracted in FDA approved facilities that adhere to strict GMP standards. Our policy of absolutely no additives guarantees a product...

Testosterone is essential for building muscles – and the less you have, the faster they disappear. Decreased testosterone causes hair loss, and increased ”spare tire” fat, accompanied by wrinkling of the skin and shrinking of the gonads.Doc’s Yang Energy is designed to boost levels of testosterone for increased muscle mass, decreased hair loss, and greater sexual desire and performance. Increased blood levels of testosterone support a surging sex life and greater energy. Fenugreek, Fenuside...

Bovine Tracheal Cartilage Decades of research by John Prudden, MD, provides fascinating evidence about the efficacy of bovine tracheal cartilage (BTC), much of which can be found in various postings around the internet. Prudden, a surgeon, authored 66 journal articles and other publications, including one of particular importance found in the Journal of Biological Response Modifiers, 4:583, 1985. With colleagues at Columbia Presbyterian Medical Center, he initially demonstrated that BTC...

The thymus is the gland most involved with the immune system, containing proteins that act as stimulants for natural killer cells. The thymus was known to the ancient Greeks, and its name comes from the Greek word θυμός (thumos), meaning heart, soul, desire, life — possibly because of its location in the chest, near where emotions are subjectively felt. As a specialized organ of the immune stystem, the thymus produces and "educates" T-lymphocytes (T-cells). Each T cell attacks a foreign...