Hobamine | The Game Changer

An article in 360 Magazine talks about cellular health, free radicals, and a new promising molecule to protect our cells.

Cellular health is becoming a popular topic and the push to be healthier at a cellular level as well. 

 

When we begin the discussion of cellular, eventually the talk of free radicals comes into play.  It is believed that these molecules are to blame for many diseases that people suffer from.  And that the answer to counteract them is antioxidants but digging deeper we now know that all free radicals are NOT bad.

 

We actually need free radicals to be healthy.  Free radicals are harnessed by our cells to send messages around the cell and between cells.  They also are an integral part of our immune system.   Free radicals help to slow bugs down while the rest of our immune system is fighting off infection. 

 

While the solution before was to take antioxidants to help get rid of free radicals, we now realize we still need them in the body to function.

 

Hobamine – The Game Changer for Cellular Health

A new and promising strategy is supplementing with the molecule Hobamine.  Hobamine is the patented ingredient scientifically known as 2-hydroxybenzylamine or 2-HOBA.  It has been found that this molecule protects our cells from the downstream effects of free radicals while still leaving the healthy free radicals in the body to do their work.  This makes Hobamine a game changer when it comes to cellular health. 

 

Hobamine works to mitigate the damage that bad free radicals cause in our cells.  Free radicals, when unstable, will damage whatever is closest to them from our DNA to cell machinery and cell membranes.  Over time when too much damage has been done, this is where we can see affects as we age.  Hobamine can help neutralize this process to improve overall cell health.

 

To read the full article in 360 Magazine by Greg Pacherson follow the link below.

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