Hi-tech therapy revamps immunity by activating mitochondria

Today, I want to talk to you about a next-generation therapy we’re using with patients at my clinic - [Click here](1770d7/ct0_0/1/ms?sid=TV2%3Au0MHLkoZb) to view this message in your browser | [Click here](1770d7/l-002e/zout?sid=TV2%3Au0MHLkoZb) to stop receiving our messages [] [] Al Sears, MD 11905 Southern Blvd. Royal Palm Beach, FL 33411 [] June 12, 2024 [] Reader, Today, I want to talk to you about a next-generation therapy we’re using with patients at my clinic that invigorates your immunity. This is something you won’t hear about from conventional physicians…or even most alternative doctors. As you age, your immune system starts to lose its “memory.” This is a process called immuno-senescence. Before long, it’s completely forgotten all about the different germs and viruses it encountered in the past. It can be a major contributing factor to disease and even death in the elderly. But I improve my patients’ immunity with a hi-tech solution that ramps up the power of the immune system AND the mitochondria at the same time. That helps your body stay strong and vibrant, giving you the extra power to ward off the diseases of aging before you get sick. [ivy laser] My wife Barbara uses IV laser therapy for a quick and painless immunity boost. It’s a little-known immune-boosting treatment called Intravenous (IV) Laser Therapy. The Sears Institute of Anti-Aging Medicine is one of just a handful of clinics in the United States that provides this life-giving therapy. IV therapy uses extremely low-level, soft lasers. These are not the surgical lasers surgeons use. Instead of destroying tissues, soft lasers repair them. Unlike heat-generating lasers, low-level lasers work by triggering a photochemical reaction inside your cells. When light hits molecules in your cells called chromophores, the photon energy causes your electrons to jump into higher gear. Numerous studies show that IV laser therapy can be a powerful fighter against chronic disease. That’s because soft laser light has an extremely powerful effect on the master power source of everything your body does... your mitochondria. Laser light energizes these tiny power plants in each of your cells. These little organelles make a special kind of chemical energy called adenosine triphosphate, or ATP, by synthesizing nutrients from your diet and the oxygen carried by your red blood cells. ATP is fuel for your cells. If your mitochondria stop producing ATP, your cells simply run out of gas. This causes organs and tissues to malfunction, and chronic diseases we associate with aging are bound to follow. But here’s how soft laser light helps… Studies have shown that your mitochondria act as photoreceptors for laser light. As soon as your mitochondria are hit with the soft laser, they immediately switch into a higher gear and begin to produce more ATP.1,2 That’s because your mitochondria are also the power generators of your eukaryotic cells, which convert oxygen and nutrients into ATP.3 Laser light has the exact same effect on the special defender cells that make up your immune system, powering them and energizing them. Soft lasers have even been shown to increase the number of defender white blood cells in your immune system. All your important white blood cells – interleukins, Interferon, macrophages, lymphocyte B, and T cells – get a major boost. Studies have shown that exposing blood to soft laser light makes white blood cells express antibodies, interferons, and interleukins. These are the chemical messengers that regulate immunity, inflammation, and also the production of white blood cells. Laser light has also been shown to activate white blood cells like macrophages, T cells, B cells, and cytokines.4,5 IV laser treatments have also been shown to regenerate the lymphatic system and increase lymph circulation, your body’s natural detoxifier and a vital part of your immune system.6 I’m now recommending IV laser therapy to all my patients, so they ramp up their body’s defenses. This is anti-aging technology at its most powerful – and it’s painless and fast. 2 More Ways To Improve Your Mitochondria And Immunity - Revive with L-carnosine. Normally, your body uses this biochemical to repair tissues and clear away toxins. But it also increases the energy output of mitochondria. And it can even revive mitochondria and make them better than they were before. I recommend 500 mg twice a day.7 - Energize with acetyl-L-carnitine. This amino plays a crucial role in making energy in your cells. But as you age, carnitine levels in your tissues drop. That’s why you need acetyl-L-carnitine (ALC). Your body converts L-carnitine to ALC. Studies show when your mitochondria slow down, ALC can fire them up again. Studies also show ALC reverses the malfunction in mitochondria as you age.8 The best source of L-carnitine is grass-fed red meat. But you can also supplement. I suggest taking at least 500 mg of ALC every day on an empty stomach. Look for a formula with only L-carnitine and not DL-carnitine. DL-carnitine is synthetic. To Your Good Health, Al Sears, MD, CNS --------------------------------------------------------------- References: - Javad T, et al. “Role of low level laser therapy in neurorehabilitation.” PM R. 2010 Dec; 2(12 Suppl 2): S292–S305. - Sigman S. “The science behind laser therapy.” scottasigmanmd.com/the-science-behind-laser-therapy/. 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