The Power of Cellular Health

How would you like to experience true VITALITY?

And I don’t just mean sexual vitality. I mean the boundless energy to do ALL the things you want to do. I mean the unlimited ability to act spontaneously, stay focused, motivated, and alert; to enjoy peak physical performance and quicker, more complete recovery. While these benefits sound strikingly similar to those that come from achieving and maintaining a high, balanced level of testosterone, there’s another piece to the male performance puzzle that most men—and their doctors—miss.

That missing piece is optimum CELLULAR HEALTH.

Deep inside your body, there are trillions of different cells carrying out more than 200 specialized functions. And in order for the systems of your body to work efficiently, these cells must be able to communicate with each other well. If your cellular health is poor, your physical (and mental) systems will decline regardless of how high your testosterone level is. Testosterone is an important hormone, but hormones are simply messengers that tell your cells what to do.

The beneficial effects you experience from testosterone are dependent upon the health of your cells. And the health of your cells is dependent upon how well their basic, biological needs are being met.

1. Your cells need support. Because they are constantly dividing and growing, your cells need a steady supply of raw materials to work with. Just as you could not build a strong house without adequate amounts of wood, concrete, and nails, you cannot build a healthy cell without adequate amounts of essential amino and fatty acids, which must be derived from cholesterol and saturated fats. That’s right—the RIGHT kinds of fat are actually GOOD for you! Without sufficient amounts of these critical building blocks, your cells will be weak, function poorly, and make mistakes when attempting to communicate with each other.

2. Your cells need to be nourished with a wide spectrum of nutrients including vitamins and minerals. If these are deficient, the functional capacity of each individual cell will suffer. Just as you cannot fuel a car with water, you cannot fuel your cell with nutritionally-deficient foods.

3. Your cells need to eliminate waste. The human body is approximately 70% water, which is used as a transport mechanism by each and every cell. Drinking an adequate amount of pure, clean water is essential as it will allow your cells to rid themselves of metabolic waste.

4. Your cells need to be protected. In order to protect themselves from the damaging effects of free radical activity (the inevitable end result of any metabolic process), your cells need antioxidants. If left unchecked and unaddressed, excessive free radical activity will result in reduced cellular energy and pre-mature aging.

5. Your cells need to be kept clean. You wouldn’t walk into your house wearing a pair of shoes coated in mud or toxic waste, but many of us don’t think twice about exposing our bodies (and our cells) to toxins. While we all know that chemicals, metals, radiation, and medications can be harmful to the body, it’s easy to forget that the toxic load we carry can include excessive physical and mental stress; and a variety of commonly-ingested substances we mistakenly call food—artificial sweeteners, chemical additives, processed fats, hybridized grains, refined sugars, and genetically modified foods such as soy, corn, and canola.

6. Your cells need to be properly fueled. Even if everything else is in your physiological house is in order, your cells must have the necessary energy to carry out their tasks. Their most basic source of energy is oxygen. You can live without water for a week and without food for more than a month, but you cannot live without oxygen for more than 15 minutes.

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