Delay The Onset of Brain Shrinkage

EN12 & EN23

Amino acids are important components in the production of Human Growth Hormones (HGH) like thyroid, estrogen, testosterone, progesterone, insulin, melatonin or DHEA.

Essential amino acids are amino acids which are unable to be build by human body. There are 8 types of essential amino acids:-
Tryptophan, Leucine, Isoleucine, Lysine, Methionine, Phenylalanine, Valine & Threonine

EN12 contains 19 types of amino acid where as EN23 contains 25 types of amino acid where both EN12 & EN23 contains all 8 types pf essential amino acids.

Benefits of EN12 & EN23 (Anti-ageing Therapy)

• Wrinke removal
• Younger, thicker skin
• Higher energy level
• Stronger bones
• Improve sleep
• Faster wound healing
• Hair regrowth
• Mood elevation
• Lower blood pressure
• Greater cardiac output
• Superior immunie function
• Elimination of cellulite
• Elimination of fatigue and depression of ageing
• 14.4% fat loss, without dieting (average 6 months)
• 8.8% increase in muscle mass (average 6 months)
• Increase sexual desire and performance
• Improve cholesterol profile: higher HDL, lower LDL
• Enhance collagen synthesis and repair
• Increase exercise performance
• Increase memory retention
• Sharper vision and hearing
• Improve kidney function
• Regrowth of heart, liver, spleen, kidneys and other organs that shrink with age

Dosage and Direction for use:

Number of sprays per application

Below 40 years old = 3 sprays

40 - 60 years old = 4 sprays

Above 60 years old = 5 sprays

How to use?

Two times daily, once in the morning and once before bedtime, preferably half hour before food. Shake vigorously before use. Spray directly under the tongue. try to take EN12 or EN23 at about the same time each day. Also be sure to give the spray time (at least 20 seconds) to absorb under the tongue before swallowing. DO NOT brush teet for 15 - 20 minutes before or after oral spray dosage as toothpaste may destroy the good nutrients in EN12 or EN23.

Hormone Deficiency Impairs Memory

The brain requires youthful levels of certain hormones to facilitate cell energy metabolism, maintain poor levels of acetyl-choline, and protect brain cell membrane function. As a result, ageing persons often require some hormone replacement to achieve the requisite levels.

HGH (Human Growth Hormone) improves brain cell activity and enhances memory. The daily production of HGH drops from age 26 onwards. Current findings suggest that HGH enhances memory by facilitating the induction of neural plasticity, a condition that permits the neurons (nerve cells of the brain) to change in order to record new memories. HGH is like thyroid, estrogen, testosterone, progesterone, melatonin or DHEA has been shown to help preserve youthful neurological function.

Thyroid hormone deficiency can also cause neurological disturbances such as poor concentration, memory disturbances and depression.

An article in the Journal Obstetrics and Gynecological evaluated 71 postmenopausal women relative to memory function: 28 were taking estrogen hormone replacement therapy. In those taking estrogen, there was significantly better verbal memory function than in those who were not (Kampen et al. 1994).

As men age, their levels of testosterone diminish significantly. Low levels of testosterone in men may contribute to memory impairment and increase vulnerability of the brain to Alzheimer's and related disorders.

One protective mechanism provided by testosterone is against Alzheimer's disease: brain cells are protected from a toxic peptide called beta-amyloid, which can accumulate in certain regions of an ageing brain. Beta-amyloid has been implicated in the development of Alzheimer's disease. An article in Brain Research describes a study in which cultured neurons were exposed to beta-amylod in the presence of testosterone. The resulting toxicity from beta-amyloid was significantly reduced by testosterone (Pike 2001).