In 1998 three scientists won the Nobel Prize for their discovery of what is now called Redox Cell Signaling Molecules. After 1998, scientific researchers took a strong interest in redox signaling and today more than 30,000 peer-reviewed papers have been written supporting its vital function in every major system of the body. Why, because redox signaling molecules activate your antioxidants to work and signal genes in the cell to combat cellular stress, fight off bacteria and viruses and allow the body to heal itself. Cellular stress, especially as we age, is the cause of many incurable chronic diseases and a dimished quality of life.
In 1962 molecular biologist James Watson was one of three to win the Nobel Prize for their discovery of the double helix structure of the DNA molecule. He has since dedicated himself to Redox Signaling and has asked for billions of dollars in research on this subject. He says that Redox Signaling and the technologies that will come forth from it is more important than his discovery of DNA.
It wasn't until 2007 that the Atomic Medical Physicist, Dr. Gary Samuelson Phd, stabilized the first redox molecules made outside the human body. These stabilized redox molecules can now replenish what the human body loses every year.
Research is only now starting to understand this implication for human health. But that we know is that as we age the amount of Redox Signaling Molecules produced by our cells diminishes. In fact after puberty we lose about 10% per decade. This is why we see the effects of aging, it is why we see our bodies less able to fight disease, lose weight and have the energy and mental clarity necessary to live an active, healthy life. But now thanks to Dr. Samuelson's discovery we have the ability to replenish the redox molecules that our bodies lose daily.
