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Trehalose, Stem Cells, and Huntington’s Disease E-mail
Trehalose, Stem Cells, and Huntington’s Disease

Comments by J. C. Spencer

Studies show that Trehalose provides neuroprotective benefits from Huntington’s. It seems reasonable that increased stem cells may also improve neurodegenerative diseases. Now, a study provides a more effective pathway than with trehalose alone, increase the number of neural stem cells. While the paper presented here uses transplantation, a technical syllabus presented by H. Reg McDaniel, M.D. on a Stem Cell Survey that evidences other sugars can indeed increase stem cell function in humans. The CD is available for Healthcare Professionals from our book store at www.endowmentmed.org
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Xylitol Has More Health Benefits Than I Thought E-mail
Xylitol Has More Health Benefits Than I Thought

Comments by J. C. Spencer

A quick literature search on Xylitol at the NIH website www.pubmed.gov revealed some interesting facts about how this sugar alcohol crystal kills certain harmful bacteria including the dangerous Streptococcus mutans. The spread of infectious diseases are the major threat to the human race. So, YES, Xylitol seems to be an important low cost alternative. We knew of the dental benefits but this one took me by surprise.

This paper is titled The next step in infectious disease: taming bacteria.
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Xylitol Special E-mail
Xylitol Special

Xylitol Gifted to The Endowment for a Onetime SPECIAL!

It has been our determination to not make available other sugars because we are focused on the benefits of the sugar TREHALOSE. HOWEVER, we have been gifted with a ONETIME limited supply of Xylitol to be made available to our supporters. This gives you the unique opportunity to contribute to The Endowment for Medical Research and receive a free gift supply of Xylitol.

Because this will probably not be repeated, it is for those who act now. We are NOT setting up an e-commerce store front and the only way you can participate is by making a one time contribution on the left side of our Home Page at www.endowmentmed.org or by calling 281-587-2020.

Here are the simple ways you can participate [FREE shipping in US]:
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New Research: Trehalose and Neurodegenerative Diseases E-mail
New Research: Trehalose and Neurodegenerative Diseases

Comments by J. C. Spencer

Recent discoveries that Trehalose can prohibit the cause of neurodegenerative challenges including Alzheimer’s disease has become well known but the mechanism has remained unclear until now. The key is preferential hydration on the peptide surface, and trehalose molecules cluster around the peptides. The Tianjin University research in China is published by the American Chemical Society July 2009 and the Journal of Chromatography.

Here is the Abstract and articles:
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Trehalose as a Natural Antifreeze E-mail
Trehalose as a Natural Antifreeze

Comments by J. C. Spencer

Trehalose is at the forefront of new discoveries that are emerging in glycomics, genomics, cryogenics, and cryobiology. The little pest called the springtail bug is providing new insights into its own survival by using trehalose as a natural antifreeze to dehydrate and rehydrate. Identifying antifreeze genes may open a whole new world of science.

Today’s story as published by ScienceNews:
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A Wealth of Information in Glycomics, the Science of Sugars E-mail

It is the purpose of The Endowment for Medical Research to serve YOU with FREE Glycomics education. When you scroll down our Home Page, you discover a wealth of information that goes on for 7 long pages. Here are 36 of those headlines to articles available at www.endowmentmed.org : (See Link below to your Theatre where you can view interesting video clips.)

  • Adult Stem Cell Research in Houston

  • Trehalose Inhibits Inflammatory Cytokine Production

  • ANNOUNCEMENT on New Colitis Study

  • Trehalose new role in nanotechnology research of cell walls

  • Trehalose Sugar Study in Obese Men
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Adult Stem Cell Research in Houston E-mail

Comments by J. C. Spencer

Adult stem cells when abundant in the body bring health and healing. With fewer and fewer adult stem cells, the vital organs grow weak. We previously reported how specific sugars stimulated proliferation of stem cells. Information on a fetal alcohol syndrome (FAS) paper is available in our book store at www.endowmentmed.org

Texas Heart Institute at St. Luke’s Hospital in Houston have a serious adult stem cell research program. I applaud Emerson C. Perin, MD, PhD and his Stem Cell Center at St. Luke’s Hospital. The Stem Cell Center is dedicated to the study of adult stem cells and their role in treating diseases of the heart and the circulatory system. Through many clinical and pre-clinical studies, St. Luke’s has come to realize the potential of stem cells to help patients suffering from cardiovascular disease.
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Trehalose Inhibits Inflammatory Cytokine Production E-mail
Trehalose Inhibits Inflammatory Cytokine Production

Comments by J. C. Spencer

A research paper on the sugar trehalose is to be published in the August 2009 issue of the Oral Biology, a multidisciplinary journal of oral and cranofacial sciences that shows trehalose inhibits inflammatory conditions in mice. This University science paper verifies that additional research is needed to determine if trehalose inhibits inflammation in humans. This paper adds to the many published papers on the structure function of trehalose.

The Endowment for Medical Research has conducted Nutritional Pilot Surveys using trehalose. Also, significant educational and research information concerning trehalose can be found at www.endowmentmed.org and at www.DiabeticHope.com . You may request Evaluation Forms or they may be downloaded from the Home Page.

Please submit information if you have experienced health benefits from using the sugar trehalose. Your participation may help many others in the future.

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