Mitochondria Ignite™ with NT Factor® – 90 tabs (675mg) – ProHealth

This is true whether the reduced energy or fatigue is from an illness like ME/Chronic Fatigue Syndrome or Fibromyalgia, a side effect of chemotherapy, or simply a result of aging and hectic lifestyles. Studies done with severely fatigued patients in each of these populations demonstrated that NT Factor can support reduction of fatigue levels by as much as 45 percent.(1-3)

Mitochondria Ignite™ with NT Factor by ProHealth provides 1350 mg per dose of this powerful supplement.

The Story Behind NT Factor
John Casey, president of Nutritional Therapeutics, Inc., was the driving force behind the development of NT Factor. Casey believed new diseases were emerging largely due to the changes in our food supply. He explained that in 1977 the Commission on Nutrition in the U.S. Congress set us up on a low-fat, high-carbohydrate diet pathway which has had a destructive effect on human health. NT Factor was envisioned as a bridge between the healthier diet of old and today’s modern diet.

Casey found that the fundamental problem with the modern diet is that it leads to leaky-gut syndrome, candidiasis (yeast overgrowth), and other gastrointestinal problems, which in turn hinder the proper absorption and utilization of nutrients.

In his search for a way to correct this problem, he looked to nature. Where in nature is this problem solved? In mother’s milk, of course. So mother’s milk became the blueprint for developing NT Factor. An important component of mother’s milk is phosphoglycolipids (also called glycophospholipids). Phosphoglycolipids are a special type of fat and they make up a significant portion of the structure of cell membranes. But those phosphoglycolipids need a hospitable environment in the stomach and GI tract in order to be utilized properly.

So, in addition to being a rich source of phosphoglycolipids, NT Factor was also formulated to provide both:

• The friendly bacteria (bifido and lactobacillus bacterium) needed to keep the gastrointestinal tract functioning properly,
• And the growth media necessary to feed the good bacteria so they can colonize.