Astaxanthin sources revealed: super antioxidant eases arthritis pain, joint pain, sore muscles and protects against heart disease
November 6, 2004 by: Mike Adams, the Health Ranger, editor of NaturalNews
Key concepts: astaxanthin, arthritis pain, Cyanotech
Dear AntioxidantsNews readers:
As a service to you, I have negotiated substantial discounts on astaxanthin supplements from the top two suppliers in the world: Mera Pharmaceuticals and Cyanotech. Use these discounts codes, shown below, to save a bundle when ordering astaxanthin supplements. (They're typically not available in health food stores yet, because the great news about astaxanthin isn't widely known. It's still a bit of a secret in the natural health community.)
What is astaxanthin? I call it "Vitamin X," and it's a supercharged antioxidant derived from microalgae. It's 500 times stronger than Vitamin E and crosses the blood/brain barrier, meaning it offers powerful oxidative protection for the nervous system (eyes, brain, nerve tissues, etc.) I used astaxanthin as part of my strategy for achieving a whopping 89,000 score on the Pharmanex nutrition scanner!
I'm working on an entire report on astaxanthin where I'll go into detail about this miraculous substances. But the short version is as follows:
- Virtually eliminates arthritis pain for many people
- Eases or eliminates chronic back pain
- Accelerates muscle healing for strength trainers, weekend warriors, and people who get sore easily (I use it following my strenuous gymnastics workouts, and my soreness recovery time has been cut in half)
- Functions as an internal sunscreen to enhance your tolerance of sun exposure
- Offers powerful protection for the eyes and prevents macular degeneration
- Prevents heart disease due to oxidative damage
- Boosts immune system function
- Reduces pain from carpal tunnel syndrome and repetitive motion injuries
- Protects the nervous system from degenerative diseases like Alzheimer's Disease
- Multiplies the effects of vitamin E and vitamin C in your body
- Enhances athletic performance: both strength and endurance
- Lowers LDL cholesterol
... and much more. I don't have time to give you all the details here just yet. NOTE: I have no financial relationship with this product or the companies producing it. I don't earn a dime from your purchase here. In fact, feel free to buy it anywhere you like. Just get some. This is an amazing supplement and I strongly recommend it for people who wish to be healthy and free of pain.
The Sources:
Note: The prices below are the same per gram of the active ingredient. Even though one company looks like it's offering a greater discount, these products are the exact same price when you calculate the milligrams of astaxanthin you're actually buying per dollar. Both companies are excellent sources. They both have outstanding customer service, quality control and quality products. I encourage you to check them both out and go with the one you like best. Mera PharmaceuticalsCorp Site: www.AstaFactor.com Order site: Click here Recommended product: AstaFactor Sports Formula Coupon code: well1 (50% discount) |  CyanotechCorp Site: www.Cyanotech.com Order site: Click here Recommended product: BioAstin Code: TruthPublishing (35% discount) (enter "TruthPublishing" in the order comments field to get your discount, which won't show in the shopping cart but will be deducted from your order nevertheless) |
Remember, both companies are offering the same price per milligram of astaxanthin after the discounts. So 50% off at Mera Pharmaceuticals gives you the same effective price as 35% off at Cyanotech. It's just that Mera had a higher price to begin with, before the discounts.
One more thing: Cyanotech is the same company that produces the Hawaiian spirulina I've been recommending for quite some time. And just in case you were wondering, Mera Pharmaceuticals doesn't manufacture prescription drugs. The "pharmaceuticals" part of their name refers to the classic use of the prefix "pharma" which means "from plants." Technically, the word, "pharmaceuticals" means "medicine from plants," but it has become distorted over time and now has a negative connotation among those in the natural health community.
Once you're taking astaxanthin, please email us at AntioxidantsNews and tell us how it's helping you! (Contact emails found at right.)
About the author: Mike Adams, the Health Ranger, is the editor of NaturalNews. Author of over twelve books, and fifteen hundred articles on natural health, Adams is widely considered the most prolific writer on natural health today.
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