Essential Supplement

If you are concerned about synthetic supplements, Essential supplement from BioAnue is perfect for you. Essential Supplement is derived from raw beef liver, from domestic sources, in the USA. Liver and the other organs have a track record that has spanned thousands of years as one of the most prized meats.  Essential supplement is freeze dried and chemical and preservative free. In fact this supplement is tested for microbes and other contaminates, so you can feel confident that you are getting the best quality glandular on the market.

Why freeze dried?

People who are suffering from diseases, syndromes, or just lack in sustainable energy, feeling like they are running on empty need real nutrition not the empty calories found in processed foods; they need the type of food our bodies were designed to run on. The problem is that when we cook our foods we destroy the vitamins our bodies desperately need. In fact glandular enzymes are destroyed in temperatures above 140 degrees Fahrenheit. 

Fumio Watanabe et.al., (1998) Studied the effects of microwave heating on the loss of vitamin B12 in foods. Raw beef, pork, and milk were treated by microwave heating and then their vitamin B12 contents were determined according to a chemiluminescent vitamin B12 assay with hog intrinsic factor. Appreciable loss (30−40%) of vitamin B12 occurred in the foods during microwave heating due to the degradation of vitamin B12 molecule by microwave heating.

The vitamin B12 degradation product did not show any biological activity in the growth of a vitamin B12 requiring microorganism, Euglena gracilis Z, and was not bound to hog intrinsic factor, a mammalian vitamin B12 binding protein. Intravenous administration of the compound (1 μg/day) for 7 days to rats showed that the compound neither has toxicity nor acts as a vitamin B12 antagonist in mammals. These results indicate that the conversion of vitamin B12 to the inactive vitamin B12 degradation products occurs in foods during microwave heating.

Vitamin B12 in the Body

• Like the other members of the B-complex, vitamin B12 is involved in the cellular metabolism of carbohydrate, protein and fat and in the production of:
• Blood cells in the bone marrow
• Nerve sheaths
• Proteins

Deficiency of vitamin B12 results in:

• Megaloblastic anaemia
• Neuropathy
• Defective DNA synthesis in cells
• Damage to the nervous system

One of the lesser known facts of B12 is that Vitamin B12 refers to a group of molecules called cobalamins which all contain cobalt. When one looks at cobalt, it is an essential mineral, although the body only needs a small amount. Cobalt is stored in the body in red blood cells with smaller amounts in the kidney, liver, pancreas and spleen. Cobalt helps with the repair of the myelin sheath, increases the effectiveness of glucose transport from the blood into body cells… important to diabetics.  Cobalt increases the assimilation of iron and the building of red blood cells. Cobalt is an important agent of Vitamin B-12. Cobalt stimulates many enzymes of the body and normalizes the performance of other body cells. Cobalt supplementation shows low absorption rate and high excretion rate, this is why one needs to get their essential minerals from whole foods, allowing them to receive the vitamins in a whole food form.

Some symptoms of cobalt deficiency:

• Digestive disorders
• Pernicious anemia
• Fatigue
• Poor circulation
• Myelin sheath damage
• Slow growth rate
• Nerve damage