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The center of life is found in the cell, which is the smallest building block of all organisms and fulfills vital functions that range from growth and mobility, to procreation and metabolism. Our body has over 80 to 100 billion cells. The cell nucleus stores and codes genetic information. These cells contain multiple power houses, or mitochondria, which ensure energy production by day and night. If these power houses do not completely fulfill their functions, then we suffer from loss of energy, our cells are not able to produce the important building blocks that are essential for the various other cell and organ functions. A malfunction of the mitochondria can produce a number of symptoms that range from weakness and lack of energy, to problems of specific organ functions, mood swings and limited fertility. The lifetime of our cells can be as little as a few days, or as long as our entire lives, as is the case of nerve cells.
In order for our cells to be protected, we need essential nutrients that act as the building blocks for cells. If these important substances are lacking, then the cell loses its effectiveness and cannot correctly carry out its functions.
An optimal nutritional supplement according to chronobiological standards, which makes the necessary substances available at the correct time of day, keeps cells healthy and supports the human organism in the upkeep of intended cell regulations. This serves to avoid, reverse, or at least slow down illnesses.
