Fatigue

Fatigue represents the most common reason people seek help.

Fatigue, loss of physical or intellectual function and complete failure to manufacture energy are common debilitating conditions, affecting millions of people worldwide.  There are many explanations for fatigue, but the failure to produce adequate cell fuel (ATP) remains the underlying focal point.

One emerging concepts of fatigue, that is the subject of increased investigation, is that it is induced by an imbalance of cytokines. Cytokines are master regulators of the immune system but are known to cause fatigue when in a state of imbalance. Disruption of cytokine balance can lead to immune mediated inflammatory disorders, which include as one of their principle symptoms, fatigue.

Taurox SB™ is one of the first Adaptive MicroRemedies. This ultra-potent supplement adjusts cytokine production in human immune cells (Dunn et al1; Dunn2). Even doses a million or more times lower than those known to cause side effects have had physiologic effects in a double-blind placebo-controlled "proving" study (Riley3). Most patients have experienced decreases in fatigue and allergies.

This ultra-potent Adaptive MicroRemedy has been diluted, potentised and prepared to exacting standards. Drops are taken under the tongue. Each dose contains many billions of molecules (or trillions for some potencies) but still has less than one millionth the dose of standard pharmaceutical drugs.

Human Trials
Double-blind Study of Physiologic Effects

An experienced research physician who did not know which volunteers received the placebo or actual drug was asked to judge if patients had a physiologic response to Taurox SB . Data clearly indicated physiologic response well in excess of the placebo. The difference between groups is statistically significant (p<0.001) as measured by several statistical tests, including Chi-squared, Fisher's Exact Test and Exact Cochran Armitage Test.

1 Dunn T, Taub F, Pontzer C, Immunostimmulatory Effects of Taurox SB , U MD, Dept. of Cell Biology and Molecular Genetics, manuscript submitted for publication.
2Dunn T, Immunostimmulatory Effects of Taurox SB , Thesis, Univ. of MD, Dept. of Pharmacology and Experimental Therapeutics, 2000.
3Riley D, Proving Report - Taurox SB. David Riley, M.D., Integrative Medicine Institute, April 16, 2001.

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