This science is a natural outcome of the historic work of Dr. Denham Harman, the author of seminal papers ^1,2 on aging involving free radicals, anti-oxidants and the mitochondria as an internal clock that defines our natural lifetimes.

PUBLISHED PAPER	SUMMARY OF BENEFITS
Nicolson G.L., Lipid Replacement Therapy as an Adjunct for Chronic Fatigue, Anti-Aging and Restoration of Mitochondrial Function. JANA. 2003; 6(3):22-28	Explains value of Lipid Replacement Technoly, sources and recap of research. Reviews potential applications.
Nicolson G.L., Chronic Fatigue, Aging, Mitochondrial Function and Nutritional Supplements. Townsend Letter For Doctors 2003; July/August	Explains value of Lipid Replacement Technoly, sources and recap of research. Reviews potential applications.
Agadjanyan, M., Vasilevko, V., Ghochikyan, et al. Nutritional supplement (NT Factor) restores mitochondrial function and reduces moderately severe fatigue in aged subjects. J Chronic Fatigue Syndr. 2003; 11(4):in press	Defined NT Factor as Lipid Replacement Therapy Proved NT Factor caused reversal of age related loss of mitochondrial function. Proved NT Factor caused relief of fatigue in elderly people experiencing moderate and severe fatigue.

Dr Harman and subsequent researchers, most notably Dr Bruce Ames³, have demonstrated that nutritional intervention can improve our outcomes for a healthier, more energetic life by paying attention to our central energy producing potential, the mitochondria.

Dr[s] Jon Singer and Garth Nicolson provided a classic study⁴ that defined our current model of membrane organization, providing a narrow window that within optimal cellular function would be found.

Propax with NT Factor™ is clinically validated to reduce and eliminate fatigue. NT Factor is proven to improve membrane fluidity, to improve mitochondrial membrane potential and to restore membrane functions to a much earlier age.

The import of improved membrane fluidity is far broader than better energy. The papers in this section begin to explain the potential for NT Factor™. Each paper has been peer-reviewed by medical doctors and published in medical journals or trade magazines within the appropriate perspectives or viewpoints section.

References

1] Harman, D. (1956) “Aging: A Theory Based On Free Radical And Radiation Chemistry” J Gerontal 11: 298-300

2] Harman, D. (1972) “The Biological Clock: The Mitochondria” J Am Ger Soc 20: 145-47.

3] Beckman, K. & Ames, B. (1998) “The Free Radical Theory Of Aging Matures” Physiol Rev 78: 548-81

4] Singer & Nicolson (1972) “The Fluid Mosaic Model Of The Structure Of Cell Membranes”. Science 175:720-731