New Eden Nutritional Support

Stabilized Rice Bran: Rice Bran is a by-product of the rice milling process (the conversion of brown rice to white rice) and contains more than 200 antioxidants, phytosterols, and other phytochemicals that support human health. Bran is rich in dietary fiber and fatty acids and contains significant quantities of starch, protein (balanced amino acid profile), vitamins (rich in B complex), and dietary minerals. It constitutes a storehouse of micronutrients that are low or lacking in the modern diet.

Sunflower Lecithin: is a nutrient molecule active in the normal biochemistry of cholesterol, liver function, and handling of toxins. This plant source of lecithin has published data indicating it has greater bioactivity and fewer allergic properties than animal sources of this lipid.

Flax Seed Omega 3, 6, 9 fatty acids: Phytonutrients in Flax participate in the normal mechanisms of blood pressure control and skin health. The skin is the largest organ in the human body, and its normal health is commonly ignored. Quality of life is fostered by the participation and utilization of molecular units in the cellular synthesis of bioactive compounds that restore homeostasis, or balance, in the body. Homeostasis is experienced daily as a good and normal health status.

Aloe Leaf Powder: Aloe vera is a desert lily whose leaf gel has been used by humankind to support health for over 5,000 years. Aloe vera has been used for eons in traditional folk and herbal medicine. Aloe is most commonly used to support normal health of the largest organ in the human body, the skin. It has been used internally for a long time to support normal gastrointestinal tract metabolism, blood glucose levels, and liver health. The plant produces complex oligosaccharides that nutritionally support the cellular synthesis of bioactive compounds that promote normal host defense, repair, regeneration, balance, and function across multiple organ systems. An extensive supply of these phytonutrients to support normal cellular metabolism, using the key acetylated mannose (acemannan), has resulted in synergism or a more robust response when consumed with other plant nutrients.

Cysteine: Cysteine, more abundant in cruciferous vegetables, is assembled inside cells using glycine and glutamic acid, all amino acids found in food, to make the body’s most active intracellular free radical scavenger. This normal biochemical process is under innate genetic control and contributes significantly to good health. The American diet is commonly low in Cruciferous vegetables.

Inositol Hexaphosphate (IP6): IP-6 is a nutrient active in normal nutrition and thus the biochemistry of lipids in the human body (cholesterol, hormones, and fatty acids). IP6 is also active in normal liver management, i.e., biochemistry, free radical quenching compounds, immune system function, cellular division, and cell growth.

Dioscorea (yam) powder: Dioscorea is a complex phytonutrient utilized by the body in normal hormonal synthesis and management of this complex system of innate endocrine balance and control. Modern science has not fully determined the benefits to human health observed over decades of this nutrient molecule’s use. Research indicates that plant steroids support more natural, i.e., normal hormone balance in males and females.

Extensive animal studies indicate that this nutrient molecule is involved in the normal regulation of blood sugar levels in animals and humans. Original folk medicine use has confirmed that this complex nutrient molecule is active in the normal control mechanisms of reproduction, menstrual periods, hormone synthesis, inflammation, and the function of joints and tendons.

Citric Acid: Citric acid bonds easily to minerals and metals, a process called chelation. It can help bind certain minerals with citric acid, since the body more easily absorbs metabolically chelated minerals. For example, some calcium supplements are available as calcium citrate and are better absorbed by the body.

Citric acid is a normal step in glucose utilization for energy metabolism and the production of ATP+++ in mitochondria. This intermediate metabolic nutrient is so vital to the human body’s normal energy levels that the discoverer, Hans Krebs, was awarded the Nobel Prize.

Cherry Tart Powder: A growing body of science reveals that tart cherries, enjoyed as either dried, frozen cherries, or cherry juice, have among the highest levels of health-promoting antioxidants compared to other fruits. They also contain other important nutrients, including beta-carotene (19 times more than blueberries or strawberries), vitamin C, potassium, magnesium, iron, fiber, and folate. Emerging evidence indicates that cherries’ natural nutrients are active in the biochemistry of normal joint and tendon function, heart function, blood glucose levels, and cell growth.

UltraTerra Calcium Silicate: This natural rock formation has been extensively researched at Texas A&M University, MD Anderson Clinical Center, and the CDC. It received a WHO recognition award for health benefits. It binds to and traps toxic substances in food and in the capillaries of the colon wall for fecal elimination from the body. This natural clay neutralizes a host of toxic substances that damage the body’s systems, including the liver, bone marrow, brain, other organs, and normal cell division. It is especially noted for neutralizing aflatoxin, certain insecticides and herbicides, organic and inorganic chemicals, carcinogens, and toxins released during normal cellular metabolism. This insipient natural material never enters the body’s blood or tissues.

Humate​: Humate contains 69 or more trace minerals in organic form, available immediately for cellular synthesis, according to the Japanese literature. This is because layers of ancient plant material that grew during the earth’s volcanic era, and ash from the earth’s core, spread to optimize the plant’s nutrition. Humate did not progress to form coal and is used as a plant fertilizer and in human nutrition. A recurrent biological theme in bioactive compounds is that an element is part of the molecular structure. Hemoglobin does not carry oxygen from the lungs to all the cells without Iron or Fe. Plants do not capture the sun’s energy if magnesium Mg is not in the chlorophyll molecular structure. This is true for vitamins and for the biological functions of many enzymes. The Russian literature indicates the trace elements are concentrated in the Golgi membranes, which is the last step in cellular synthesis. The modern urban diet is often lacking in these essential trace elements.

Hemp Seed Powder: A natural source of fatty acids, omegas 3 and 6, including linolenic acid. Hemp has no psychotropic THC activity and is a good source of amino acids used to make protein. High in Vitamin E, minerals, phosphates, sodium, magnesium, sulfur, calcium, iron, and zinc. Support of normal host defense against infections, nutritional support of normal healing, and balance or homeostasis of multiple organ systems’ biochemistry are supported. Learn “Why Hemp Seed Powder?“

Lion’s Mane Mushroom Powder (Hericium Erinaceus): Lion’s Mane mushroom has been used for centuries in traditional East Asian wellness practices and is now attracting significant scientific interest for its potential effects on cognitive health. Researchers have identified naturally occurring compounds in Lion’s Mane, including hericenones and erinacines, that may help support the production of nerve growth factor (NGF), a protein involved in the maintenance and function of neurons.

Modern studies suggest that Lion’s Mane may support memory, concentration, mental clarity, and healthy cognitive function as we age. Researchers are also investigating its potential role in supporting the health of the brain, spinal cord, and nervous system through its influence on neurotrophic factors that help maintain neural connections.

Because cognitive support is a primary goal of NEW EDEN Nutritional Support, Lion’s Mane mushroom powder has been added as part of our commitment to providing comprehensive nutritional support for brain health and overall wellness. While research continues, Lion’s Mane remains one of the most promising natural ingredients being studied for its potential to support healthy cognitive function and neurological well-being.