In the summer time, especially on hot scorching days we can lose a large amount of electrolytes through sweat.

Electrolytes are electrically charged body minerals that carry electric impulses across the cells and keep fluid levels around body tissues in balance and in the right amount.
 

Muscles are dependent on electrolytes, and if deprived, muscle weakness or cramping will occur. 

Loss of these important minerals can deplete the water in your blood making you feel tired, thirsty and craving salty foods. Simply drinking water is not enough and will actually make the problem worse!
Adding an electrolyte solution to your water can help replenish these nutrients.

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Resveratrol can provide resistance
before and after hazardous radiation exposure

http://www.news-medical.net/news/20110324/
Resveratrol-can-provide-resistance-before-and-after-hazardous-radiation-exposure.aspx

Published on March 24, 2011

Clinical studies of Resveratrol--recognized for its proven role in activating the longevity gene
to inhibit age-related diseases--have shown that its antioxidant power provides resistance
before and after exposure to hazardous radiation.

Explosions and fires at four nuclear reactors in Japan have created widespread fears about
radiation exposure. The reactors have been leaking radiation since a 9.0-magnitude
earthquake and tsunami devastated the country.

In a 2008 study at the University Of Pittsburgh School Of Medicine, lead scientist Joel S.
Greenberger found that Resveratrol administered before radiation exposure enhanced
resistance to radiation.

Colorado State University researchers in cell and molecular biology and environmental and
radiological health sciences demonstrated that Resveratrol reduced the incidence of
chromosome aberration in mice exposed to radiation.

A 2010 study at the School of Radiation Medicine and Public Health at the Medical College of
Soochow University in China reported that Resveratrol's ability to protect from oxidative
stress is effective in protecting against irradiative damage.

In his book, "The Longevity Factor," Joseph C. Maroon, M.D., renowned neurosurgeon and
anti-aging specialist with the University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine, notes studies
showing Resveratrol's effectiveness in radiation therapy.  "Results were positive in two
ways," he writes. "First, Resveratrol appeared to act as a tumor sensitizer, making malignant
cells more sensitive to radiation therapy. Resveratrol made normal tissue less sensitive to
radiation, and this lower sensitivity would help minimize adverse side effects of radiation."

"Studies of Resveratrol affirm its remarkable health benefits and provide hope that promoting
health can stem the effects of a potential health crisis."


Vivix anti-aging tonic with resveratrol.