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THE SCIENCE BEHIND THE SOLUTION

All of our topical relief products work much the same way (though their strengths and intensities vary by application):

THE SCIENCE BEHIND THE SOLUTION

All of our topical relief products work much the same way (though their strengths and intensities vary by application):

Test Microorganism Study Report

The test microorganism(s) selected for this test: Pseudomonas aeruginosa ATCC 15442. This bacteria is a Gram-negative, rod-shaped microorganism with a single flagellum. It grows optimally under aerobic conditions, however, it can use a host of electron receptors to respire anaerobically. P. aeruginosa can be found almost anywhere in nature and it is an opportunistic pathogen. Like many other bacterial-related diseases, the ability to form resilient biofilms within human tissues under anaerobic conditions is thought to be the primary cause for pathogenicity.

Staphylococcusaureus ATCC 33591 (MRSA)

This bacteria is a Gram-positive, cocci shaped, aerobe which is resistant to the penicillin-derivative antibiotic methicillin. MRSA can cause troublesome infections, and their rapid reproduction and resistance to antibiotics makes them more difficult to treat. MRSA bacteria are resistant to drying and can therefore survive on surfaces and fabrics for an extended period of time and therefore makes this bacteria an excellent representative for antimicrobial efficacy testing on surfaces.

Test Article Identify Neuroquell Plus - Test Microorganism Study Report

The experimental success (controls) criteria follow: The Initial Numbers Control must demonstrate > 1×10 5 CFU/ml for each test microorganism. The negative control sterility wells must be negative for growth. The positive (growth) wells must be positive for growth. Media controls must be negative for growth. Purity streak must demonstrate pure growth of test microorganism.

The product performance criteria follow:

The experimental success (controls) criteria follow: The Initial Numbers Control must demonstrate > 1×10 5 CFU/ml for each test microorganism. The negative control sterility wells must be negative for growth. The positive (growth) wells must be positive for growth. Media control the test substance must demonstrate an MIC as determined by the well containing the lowest concentration of test substance that completely inhibits growth of the microorganism. The test substance dilution determined to be the MBC is the lowest concentration of Test Article that demonstrates a 99.9% reduction in CFU/ml when compared to the Initial Numbers Control. The Test Substance must demonstrate an MBC.ls must be negative for growth. Purity streak must demonstrate pure growth of test microorganisms.

Clinical Trial to Test the Efficacy and Short-Term Safety of “Neuroquell”®, an Oil-Based All Natural ProductIntended to Relieve Sore Muscles, Joint Discomfort, and Minor Aches and Pain

Clearly, “Neuroquell”® is extremely effective in relieving a number of common pain and ache symptoms that improved quality of life indicators. The group that met the 0.05 criteria included discomfort associated with hands, back, legs, head and neck areas including headaches. There were no statistical or clinical differences among baseline characteristics. Each of the major outcomes demonstrated a difference compared to placebo for the difference of means using both the average and the highest level of improvement, as well as the categorical analysis (1+, 2+, or 3+), as well as the percent improvement scores. Based on this trial, it appears that “Neuroquell”® is effective in relieving minor aches and pains and improves ones’ ability to function normally. Based on this study, “Neuroquell”® appears to be safe to use as indicated.

Menastil Clinical Trial

Clearly, Menastil is effective in relieving a number of common symptoms associated with severe menstrual cramping. These include cramps, back and upper leg aches, and headaches. Each of these symptoms was statistically different from those on placebo. Additionally, several indicators of activities of daily living were improved using this product, including activities, sleep, and work. It appears that Menastil is effective in relieving menstrual symptoms and improves ones’ ability to function normally. Based on this study, the safety of this product appears to be validated. Although, several women reported minor skin reactions involving rashes and a “burning” sensation, these left no effects after a day or two. We term these reactions minor in nature.

[00:00:04.490] – ROGER SALMONSON
So why doesn’t aspirin work as well? Why does neuroquoil work better than lots of other solutions? Two reasons. Number one, we have found a way to position the molecule and because you can change that. And you can’t change that in a drug or something that’s manmade.

[00:00:23.400] – ROGER SALMONSON
But you certainly can. And things that are out there in the wild blue Yonder. So that’s the difference. And that’s the only difference. Aspirin and those are the kind of nonsteroidal antiinflammatory they call them insets that everybody talks about that affects your bowel system infects your stomach.

[00:00:43.570] – ROGER SALMONSON
It can cause all sorts of problems, including ulcers. And so we feel that because of the ingredients that we use, we have found that we have never had anyone say, oh, that makes me feel terrible. Or I’m afraid to use it. Or I’m going to get addicted to it. You and I have some of this stuff at least once or twice a day.

[00:01:07.930] – ROGER SALMONSON
Some of the beer we drink it’s in the pastries. It’s in chewing gum. It’s in candy. Almost every food you can imagine has some type of essential oil in it to give it its flavor or to enhance its flavor.

 

[00:00:04.370] – ROGER SALMONSON
One good thing is that it does last a long time. Yeah. As a matter of fact, I’m glad you brought that up. We have some Neuroquell that was made about 18 years ago, and we keep it in a tiny temperature of about. It ranges from about 40 degrees to maybe 75 degrees, maybe 80 degrees at the most.

[00:00:24.450] – ROGER SALMONSON
It’s in a dark environment, so there’s no ultraviolet light shining on it. And every year starting way back when I would send it to one of the universities, and they would analyze how quick it reacted to the newer vending and how quick the synapse opened up. So the speed of the synapse in the distance, that’s what we measured. We didn’t measure the smell, the clarity stayed the same or the color stayed the same. And we’ve done this every year for the past nine or ten years.

[00:00:59.970] – ROGER SALMONSON
And now we’re doing it every other year because we’re up to 14 years and we sent us enough and we haven’t seen any change. The big thing is you want to be sure you keep in a glass vial if you’re going to go that kind of a test, because glass is not going to be absorbed into the formula itself. And we don’t even know if we’ll make any difference. But it’s just one of those things we want to be careful in one sentence. Does Neuroquell have a shelf life?

[00:01:27.630] – ROGER SALMONSON
Does it expire, right? Neuroquell does not really have a shelf life. The FDA doesn’t require us to put an expiration date on it, because once you get past the seven year Mark, they sort of chuckle, just like you’re chuckling now and saying, My goodness, what kind of expiration date would you do? And every so often they’ll call up and say, How’s that old stuff doing? So we’ll give them the results on it so it could last?

[00:01:57.900] – ROGER SALMONSON
I don’t know. Maybe forever. I doubt that, but for some reason, beyond beyond my letter lifetime.

 

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