DELIVERY SYSTEM

The Krebs Cycle can be compared to a machine designed to remove hydrogens from food; the hydrogens are sent to the Electron Transport System (ETS). Each molecule of the hydrogen carrier in the Nicotinamide Adenine Dinucleotide (NAD), delivers two electrons and one proton of a hydrogen molecule to the ETS. The energy produced by the ETS is used to form a chemical bond between Adenosine Diphosphate (ADP) and inorganic phosphate to form ATP.

This highly effective delivery system enables over 95% of the nutrients in CELLFOOD® to be absorbed and utilized at the cellular level. This percentage is high compared to the low absorption rates of tablets (25%) and gel caps (30%). Furthermore, because CELLFOOD® is colloidal, the similarity between it and other bodily fluids increases the bioavailability of nutrients. The increased nutrient availability, and enhanced nutritional biochemical activity, enable the body to function more efficiently.