Naturally Pure Products Salvestrol Platinum
Features: Naturally Pure Products Salvestrol Platinum
- Rescue mechanism borrowed from plants
- Anti inflammatory
- Anti-fungal
- Healthy living
Why Salvesterols: Naturally Pure Products Salvestrol Platinum
“A natural rescue mechanism borrowed from plants”
Salvestrols are a class of natural plant derived compounds that support the body’s natural cell cycle to eliminate damaged cells while bypassing healthy functioning cells.
Salvestrol is a blend of key extracts from everyday foods, which are now found in very low levels due to cropping and spraying, that help support our bodies, a protective and healthy support, for wellbeing and aging well.
These key extracts or nesems have been shown to have anti-fungal and anti-inflammatory properties as well as the activity of driving the elimination of DNA damaged or aberrant cells which overexpress the 1B1 protein or enzyme, thus helping modulate chronic disease/inflammation.
These plant derived molecules or nesems provide a cell rescue mechanism and protection beyond antioxidant activities.
Changes in cropping and how food is grown commercially have resulted in lower levels of these key phytonutrients in our daily diet. Going organic is helpful, trying to eat or choose foods that have been allowed to ripen on the plant/in season is another step forward.
Taking Salvestrol daily in the morning on an empty stomach, at a varying dose to suit your needs is a great addition to a healthy diet and lifestyle, especially when its so hard to find seasonal organic foods that have ripened on the plant naturally.
Directions: Naturally Pure Products Salvestrol Platinum
Take the recommended number of capsule(s), at least 30 minutes before food, in the morning upon waking, as recommended by your health care practitioner.
For best results, we recommend the advice of a healthcare practitioner who can provide you with a personalised approach to dosing. Follow the instructions given to you by your qualified practitioner.
Ingredients:
Each Vegetable Capsule (hydroxypropylmethylcellulose) Contains: | |
Citrus Bioflavonoids (Citrus sinesis) | 300mg |
Grape seed (Vitis vinifera) | 75mg |
Pumpkin (Curcubita maxima) | 75mg |
Bulking agent (rice flour) | 50mg |
Total: | 500mg |
NO GRAPEFRUIT or extract from GRAPEFRUIT.
Contains extracts from Grape Seed but not grapes.
Free From: Naturally Pure Products Salvestrol Platinum
No artificial flavours, colours or preservatives.
FAQs: Naturally Pure Products Salvestrol Platinum
Q1. Can I take Salvestrols with Chemotherapy or radiation?
Salvestrols are plant-derived compounds; there are no reported side effects or known interactions between Salvestrol and conventional treatments, including chemotherapy and radiotherapy. We have many reports of patients having fewer side effects, (such as oral thrush), and recovering much quicker than those not having Salvestrols during their treatments.
Q2. Can I break open the capsules and take them as a powder?
Yes, you can open the capsules and take them, they taste very bitter so try a small amount first to see if it is palatable to you.
Q3. Can I take other supplements between my two doses?
Taking a multivitamin and multi-mineral supplement can increase the effectiveness of Salvestrols. The specific cofactors are: Biotin, vitamin B3, vitamin B12, vitamin C, iron, and magnesium. These can be taken between the doses.
Q4. I will be using CBD and THC oils, can I use Salvestrols as well?
We suggest taking the Salvestrols in the morning and the THC/CBD as far away from the Salvestrols as possible. I.e. late afternoon/evening as we do know there may be overlap.
Q5. Why do I have to take Salvestrol on an empty stomach?
This is so the Salvestrols are not competing for absorption with other nutrients and give the Salvestrols the best chance of being fully utilized by the body.
Q6. Why do I have to take two doses of Salvestrols instead of one?
Salvestrols reach peak concentration after 3 hours after ingestion, the second dose boosts blood levels as the concentration of the 1st dose diminishes, allowing for peak levels to be reached in your body for a longer, lengthening the therapeutic window.
Q7. Why do you say to go for a walk 4 hours after taking the second dose of Salvestrols?
The Salvestrols will reach a peak concentration in your blood three hours after taking them and to provide an oxygen-rich environment for this metabolism, take some form of exercise around four hours after taking your Salvestrols. This can be as simple as a brisk walk around your neighbourhood. When taking exercise is not possible engage in breathing exercises for about 10 minutes.
Q8. What do the 2000 points mean?
In New Zealand, each capsule has “2000 points” which relates to the DNA-damaged cell selectivity of the proprietary blend of Salvestrols. No matter what fruit or vegetables are on the label, they will always make up the potency of 2000 active Salvestrols. Other countries like England and Europe have different amounts in their bottles, though ours are the highest.
Q9. Why do you say to take 1000mg of Vitamin C with the Salvestrols?
Ascorbic acid provides the electron donation that supports the metabolism of Salvestrol by CYP1B1. This allows it to keep circulating in your body longer, optimizing its effectiveness.
Q10. If I forget to take them in the morning can I have them in the afternoon/evening?
Although Salvestrols are metabolized in your body throughout the day, we recommend taking Salvestrols in the morning as this is when the CYP1B1 enzyme has the greatest activity.
Tip: Put them beside your bedside table or in the bathroom to help you remember to take them or put an alarm on your phone.
What is NESEM?: Naturally Pure Products Salvestrol Platinum
"Let food be thy medicine and medicine be thy food" - Hippocrates
Nesem® represents over 25 years of dedicated research into understanding plant metabolites and employing cutting-edge extraction techniques to create food-based supplements of consistent performance and quality.
NASEM - Naturally Elicited, Specifically Extracted, Molecules
'Naturally Elicited' - Produced naturally in plants as a protection mechanism during the 'ripening process' in response to challenges in the environment of the plant as it grows. That is, attack by bacteria, virus or pathogens when not sprayed or modified.
'Specifically Extracted' - a targeted approach using supercritical fluid extraction to extract specific molecules from site of production, typically the skin and pith.
'Molecules' - phytonutrients found in high volumes in the pith and skin of ripening fruit or vegetables when attacked by pathogens/bacteria.
What does this mean?
When plants grow there are different phases of growth the plants undergo. The 1st phase is the growth of the plant while the 2nd Phase is when the plant flowers or fruits and ripens. It is at the end of this 2nd phase of growth when the fruit is ripening that it is attacked by several pathogens, viruses, fungi etc. It is at this site of attack that the plant will provide or over-produce molecules (phytonutrients) to protect itself against this attack.
We refer to these as molecules as secondary plant metabolites which occur at the site of attack or challenge, it is the plants natural defence system.
Natural supplements use some sort of extraction method to extract the plant molecules/extracts. Typically, solvents are used with alcohol being one of the major solvents used in practice. NPP use a targeted approach to extract specific molecules using super critical or sub critical fluid extraction methods.
Molecules are extracted from the pith and skin of the plants as this is where the concentration of the secondary plant metabolites are found, the site of attack.
Can we get enough nesems from food alone?
Commercial cropping has reduced nesem® extracts by:
- Creation of new varieties
- Picking produce green then shipping across to markets
- Spraying of crops to reduce loss by disease etc
- The use of fungicides or spraying in particular prelude the plant from having to produce these naturally protective compounds themselves as the chemicals used are providing the defence to the plant externally instead.
- Genetic modification to increase yields and reduce spoiling of crops
Consumer demands for sweeter perfect looking produce has impacted the amount of nesem® extract’s we consume in our foods by:
- Sweet taste
- Perfect produce – not quite ripe, no blemishes, storage methods,
- Bright colors
- Easy peel
- Bigger produce
Remember if the plants are not being attacked, they are not producing these healing molecules or secondary plant metabolites in high concentrations.
Organically grown produce, is reported to contain higher amounts of these health-promoting compounds due to the exposure to naturally occurring challenges from plant pests to induce a defensive response and protective compounds, phytoalexins. However, the amount of these phytoalexins being produced and consumed is still unknown.
There is clearly potential to re-optimise the levels of these molecules your intake from fruit and vegetable produce. The best way is to choose traditionally grown produce as these will increase the levels of secondary plant metabolites, phytoalexins/phytonutrients, but the exact intake is unclear as many factors such as growing methods, harvesting, storage etc can influence these levels.
Unfortunately, many of our modern-day foods are conventionally grown with the use of sprays and pesticides, which result in much lower levels of these secondary plant metabolites or phytonutrients.
You can increase your potential nesem® content from your daily foods by:
- Having a vegetable garden, growing your own produce.
- Choose organic wherever possible. Shop at markets wherever possible.
- Choose to eat in season as much as you are able.
- Choose produce that has ripened on the plant if possible, rather than the shelf
Properties of nesem® extracts
nesem® as secondary plant metabolites, phytoalexins have been identified in many fruits, vegetables and herbs which are food sources around the world. They have been shown to benefit human health and have potent:
- Anti-cancer activities
- Neurogenesis functions
- Anti-inflammatory activities
- Antioxidant activities
- Cholesterol lowering ability
In every Salvestrol Capsule we guarantee you are getting a specific amount of phytoalexins, our support team can help you determine the amount needed to support your health.
Cancer Support:
How do Salvestrols provide support for those with cancer?
Nesem extracted Salvestrols work beyond antioxidants, they are metabolized by the CYP1B1 enzyme or protein shown to be expressed in cancer cells. Salvestrols are metabolized by the CYP1B1 enzyme which then produces metabolites that are anti-cancer agents - modulating damaged cells, driving natural healthy cell cycle and apoptosis. 1
Potter, G. A., & Burke, M. D. (2006). Salvestrols–Natural Products with Tumour Selective Activity. Journal of Orthomolecular Medicine
Understanding CYP1B1 mRNA, versus CYP1B1 enzyme
An important distinction to understand is the difference between the CYP1B1 messenger RNA and the CYP1B1 enzyme (protein). Both the mRNA and enzyme are involved in gene expression and function however, the:
- The CYP1B1 protein performs metabolic functions in the body and is found in all cancer cells tested to date including all stages of cancer from precancerous dysplastic cells, primary cancer cells and metastases of the cancer cells. 1
- For most CYP450 enzymes looking for and finding the mRNA will be predictive of the presence of the enzyme but this is not the case for the CYP1B1 enzyme. 1
- The CYP1B1 enzyme is not found in healthy functioning cells, it has shown only to be found in damaged/cancer cells but the mRNA CYP1B1 is found in both cancer and healthy cells. 1
- If researching the CYP1B1 protein you need to ensure you are searching for the enzyme itself and not mRNA CYP1B1. 1
- The CYP1B1 enzyme has a lifecycle of approximately three days, leading to the replacement of each enzyme with a new one within this time frame. 1
What is the recommended dose of Salvestrols for cancer support?
Initial loading dose:
6 capsules a day on an empty stomach in split dosing.
2 capsules, three hours later
Salvestrols reach peak concentration in the body approximately 3-4 hours after taking the initial dose, second dose is recommended 3 hours after the initial dose, enabling therapeutic peak concentration to be maintained longer.
Take Salvestrols before midday for greater effectiveness.
Take Salvestrols on waking, empty stomach to allow for greater bioavailable, however, the Cytochrome P450 enzyme activity is highest in the morning and drops off after 3 pm, which further supports the recommendation for taking Salvestrols in the morning.
An example timeline for taking 6 capsules is:
6am / 7am – wake up and take 4 capsules **
6:30-7:30am – medications/breakfast
9am / 10am – take 2 capsules **
Midday onwards – supplements other medications
** take Metagenics Meta Zinc With Vitamin C - add ½ metric teaspoon to 200 mL water twice daily with both doses of Salvestrol Platinum
Figure: Target Therapeutic Concentration of Salvestrols
Vitamin C supports the activity of Salvestrols, through its antioxidant and electron-donating ability, working synergistically with Salvestrols.1,29
Use with Chemotherapy & Radiotherapy
There are no contraindications on using Salvestrols alongside conventional treatment – Chemotherapy or Radiotherapy. Also of note are Salvestrols are not antioxidants. 1,27,28
In one study patients taking Salvestrols alongside chemotherapy or radiotherapy reported improvements in overall survival and ECOG performance status indicating better health outcomes and quality of life.25,27,28
Salvestrols in combination with chemotherapy can moderate cardiovascular risk, side effects due to salvestrols high affinity for the CYP1B1 enzyme preventing the metabolism of chemotherapy agents and their toxic metabolites which potentially cause cardiovascular complications and secondary cancers, improving quality of life.27,28
Use with pharmaceuticals
There are no known contraindications with pharmaceuticals, if medications such as thyroxin need to be taken in the morning, we recommend having the first dose of Salvestrols, then have the medication 30 minutes later. Any medications that do not have to be taken in the morning can either be separated by 30 minutes or moved to be taken in the afternoon.
Those with high Blood Pressure may notice a slight drop in BP, but this will normalize within a few days.
Use with supplements
If taking additional supplements, we recommend taking these from lunchtime onwards or in the case of CYP1B1 inhibitors such as B17, CBD, resveratrol etc we recommend taking these late afternoon or evening when the concentration of Salvestrols are decreasing. 1,25
Supporting excessive inflammatory response in cancer patients can lead to better health outcomes.
What is “all clear” mean?
When you have cancer and get the ‘’all clear’’ after undergoing treatment there is an increased concern for secondary cancer diagnosis. So what does ‘’all clear’’ really mean.
When someone with cancer gets the “all clear” it is important that they maintain beneficial dietary changes and exercise to support continually clearance of damaged cells.
We also recommend a maintenance dose of Salvestrols, between 2-4 capsules a day depending on your underlying health. If inflammation is an on-going concern consider adding Moderaflam to support their health, 2 capsules a day.
We recommend maintaining beneficial dietary changes and exercise to support your bodies continual clearance of damaged cells.
If you notice signs of inflammation, consider also adding Moderaflam into your regime to support the management of improved health outcomes. 24,25
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Warnings:
Consult your health care professional prior to use if pregnant or breastfeeding.
Colour may vary from batch to batch.
Keep out of reach from children.
Dietary supplements should not be used as a substitute for a balanced diet and healthy lifestyle.
Salvestrol® is a registered trademark licensed to Nature’s Defence Research Ltd
Storage:
Store in a cool dry place below 25C.