Wow. As usual, when we’re speaking with the best experts in the world, we had a great discussion with Dr. Nathan Bryan, about the award winning molecule “Nitric Oxide & Heart Disease”.
We went well beyond heart disease to discuss all of the other benefits from this awesome nutritional supplement, Nitric Oxide. It’s not Vitamin A, D, C or E. It’s NO. Nitric Oxide.
Dr. Nathan Bryan, PhD, scientist and researcher, at the University of Texas Medical Center in Houston, gave specific and scientific details about the features and health benefits of Nitric Oxide. No… It’s not Laughing gas or the components of car exhaust. N.O is something that is made in the human body, and it’s vital to cellular function and longevity, especially as we age. Hey… 40 is aging. As a matter of fact… aging and decline starts at thirty. Therefore, use NEO40.
So, why do you NEED it? Find out. Listen to the replay, again, get the book, and get NO (Neo40) into your health and lifestyle regimen, so you can “die young at an old age”.
If you were not able to join us live, here’s a link to listen to the replay:
http://conversationswithdrshelbylane.com/replay/
Some of the questions covered include:
- What is Nitric Oxide and why is it important?
- What are the implications of Nitric Oxide insufficiency?
- What methods are there to determine Nitric Oxide status in patients?
- What lifestyle modifications can be used to enhance and restore Nitric Oxide?
- What is Neo40 and why was it developed?
http://conversationswithdrshelbylane.com/replay/
Dr. Bryan is willing to answer post call questions. You may submit your questions at the link below and we’ll do our best to get them answered.
http://conversationswithdrshelbylane.com/ask
Post call questions must be received no later than Thursday, November 10th.
You may learn more & purchase Neo40 at the link below. Be sure to use the code PP11311 to receive free shipping at checkout.
https://secure.neogenis.com/product-listing.html
Our next call will be Thursday, November 17th with Dr. Dan Sindelar. We’ll be answering the question: “How can improved oral health save lives?”
Best of health,
Cynthia Shelby-Lane, MD
http://shelbylanemd.com
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