Boom!

During a remote hike in the woods, your friend suddenly falls to the ground, gasping for air. You feel a sense of panic forming in your throat – what should you do?!

You make sure he’s in a safe place before pulling out your phone to dial an ambulance.

You call once. Twice. Three times…

But all you hear on the other end of the line is silence.

No matter how many times you call, your phone isn’t able to access a wireless signal.

Your message simply isn’t getting through.

And so the right help…

Never arrives.

This is akin to what happens when our bodies are lacking a vital supply of Redox signaling molecules.

You see, in the simplest terms possible, Redox signaling molecules are our body’s own cellular communication system. They are scientifically validated cellular communication messengers produced by our cells’ own mitochondria that help carry important messages from one cell in our body to the next.

When your body needs help, they allow your cells to call the “ambulance” and communicate with the body to receive the assistance they need.

But when this communication system begins to break down –

Your body begins to break down, too.

When the message is unable to reach the needed mechanisms for relief

and repair: