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Immun’Age is obtained through
biotechnological processes, using fermented papaya, and is subjected to
strict international quality control (ISO 9001 & 14001).
Immun’Age is the first
dietary supplement that can control free radicals by eliminating
hydroxyl radicals (the most dangerous free radical), stimulate
superoxide dismutase (SOD), and act as an immunomodulator (stimulation
of macrophage, production of NO).
Description of elements naturally found in 100g of Immun’Age:
Carbohydrates: 90.7g
Protein: 0.3g
Fat: None
Fibre: None
Vitamin B6: 17µg
Niacin: 240µg
Folic acid: 2µg
Iron: 0.29mg
Calcium: 2.5mg
Potassium: 16.9mg
Magnesium: 4.6mg
Copper: 14µg
Zinc: 75µg
Arginine: 16mg
Lysine: 6mg
Histidine: 5mg
Phenylalanine: 11mg
Tyrosine: 9mg
Leucine: 18mg
Isoleucine: 9mg
Methionine: 5mg
Valine: 13mg
Alanine: 12mg
Glutamic acid: 37mg
Serine: 11mg
Threonine: 8mg
Aspartic acid: 27mg
Tryptophan: 2mg
In its natural state, additional active elements can be found in papaya
that contribute to Immun’Age’s properties. Studies are being conducted
in our research lab to determine the exact nature and functions of those
elements.
Stability (quality control):
High Performance Liquid Chromatography (HPLC) control of various
amino acids allows us to establish a real "identity card" for
Immun’Age and to control its
stability during manufacturing. Testing for anti-radical elements is
performed with ESR (Electron Spin Resonance-- as far as we know, we are
the only laboratory using ESR to control the quality of dietary
supplements), and allows us to guarantee stability in
Immun’Age’s anti-oxidant properties.
Immun’Age was tested to confirm
its safety for human consumption:
Determining the toxic dose in rats (study JBS-O2-ROAC-272):
In order to confirm Immun’Age’s non-toxicity, the toxic dose
was studied in Sprague-Dawley male and female rats.
Determining the lethal dose (LD50):
The lethal dose is the quantity of a given substance that would
cause death in 50% of the population (here, during animal
experimentation). Immun’Age’s LD (administered orally) is 29.2483 ±
0.6405g/kg of body mass. It would take about 1500g (500 times the basic
dose) of Immun’Age to kill a
110-pound adult.
Testing acute toxicity:
Himedaka fish (measuring 1.9cm and weighing 0.2g) swam in one
liter of water mixed with 1g of Immun’Age. After 96 hours, the mortality
rate was zero per cent. The experiment was conducted at the
Public Health Research Center of Gifu, Japan.
Analysis of heavy metals and harmful ingredients:
Chemical analysis performed revealed no detectable quantity of heavy
metals or of harmful ingredients. That evaluation was conducted at the
Public Health Research Center of Gifu, Japan.
Effects on liver functions:
Several studies in toxicology (SGOT, SGPT) revealed no significant
changes in liver functions during testing at the Russian Pediatric
Haematology Institute, at the Pasteur Institute in Kyoto (now Pasteur
Center for Medical Research, Japan), at the State Medical University of
Russia, and at the Academy of Science in Russia.
Radioprotection of children during clinical studies on acute myeloid
and lympho leukemia:
During and after complete analysis of radio-protector and
anti-oxidant effects of Immun’Age
on children with myeloid and lympho leukemia by pediatricians, testing
revealed no toxicity and no allergy or other problematic effects on the
patients.
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