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KLOW is GLOW plus a fourth peptide, KPV, that pre-empts the inflammation switch (NF-B) before it activates
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To view or add a comment, sign in Why supplements during disease treatment ?? to correct diagnosed nutrient deficiencies (Vitamins, minerals) to manage symptoms and overall health ( osteoporosis by Vit-D, Heart disease by Omega-3) to strengthen the immune system ( reduce the risk of certain infections) to reduce risk of certain conditions ( Folic acid reduce risk of birth defects) to support vulnerable individuals ( pregnant or nursing mother, older patients , individuals with poor absorption, people with restricted diet ) Some Common Diseases and recommended supplements: 1.) Diabetes: Chromium, Vit.-D, Magnesium, Alpha-Lipoic Acid (ALA), Vit-B12 (in case of metformin) ~ improve insulin sensitivity and blood sugar control 2.) Hypertension: Magnesium, Omega-3 CoQ10, Garlic , Folic acid ~ relax blood vessels and reduce BP ~ improves heart health 3.) Anxiety and Depression: Omega-3 , Vit-D, Vit-B12 and B9 ~ mood regulation, improve brain functions and reduce stress 4.) Thyroid disease: selenium, iodine, zinc, Vit-D ~ support thyroid functions and immunity 5.) Digestive issues: Probiotics, digestive enzymes 6.)Frequent infections: Vit-C, Vit-D, Zinc ~ boost immune functions, antioxidants and reduce infections 7.) Sleep problems : Melatonin, Magnesium, Vit-B5 ~ promotes good sleep 8.) Eye health : Vit-A, Lutein, Vit-E, Zeaxanthin ~ antioxidants and protect against age related macular degeneration (AMD) and cataracts To view or add a comment, sign in Vitamin D supplements provide an essential, fat-soluble nutrient that is crucial for several key functions in the body, primarily bone health

Being prepared for this discussion will help ensure your treatment plan addresses both your metabolic and mental health needs
Brain Behav Immun 31:143152 Remus J, Dantzer R (2016) Inflammation models of depression in rodents: relevance to psychotropic drug discovery