Dr Bruce Lipton 7/7 Steriods controlled by Hypothalamus Pituitary Adrenal Axis

We are NOT controlled by our Genes. We are controlled by our responses to our environment.

If you are a pencilneck it’s because your training and nutrition is of pencilneck quality. Stop blaming your parents.

Where does life come from? The movement of Protein by an environmental signal [hormones, ect]. Proteins can change shape when different signals are sent to them creating movement and work.

The brain our our cells is the membrane of our cells. The nucleus of our cells were DNA is stored is the reproductive center of our cells. DNA holds the patterns of the 70,000 to 90,000 different proteins that make up our body. Our DNA can not think. Our DNA inside our cells repairs the proteins that make up our cells.

The behavior of our cells is NOT programed. Our behavior is continually responding to our perception of our environment.

“When a gene is needed, a signal from it’s environment, NOT the gene itself, activates expression of that gene.”

95% of all Cancer is NOT inherited. 95% of all Cancer comes from us actively rewriting our genes in a response to our perception of our environment. Don’t be a victim!

Genes are like computer programs that provide a blueprint on how to build your body. There are 2 types of programs.1 set of programs are for growth and reproduction. The other types of programs are for protection.

The part of our brain that controls our hormonal response to the environmental signals is the Hypothalamus Pituitary Adrenal Axis (APA Axis). If an environmental signal is negative the APA Axis activates the Pituitary Gland to get into fight or flight mode.

When fight or flight mode kicks in, blood get shuttled to the extremities and muscles by the adrenal system. The Adrenal system shuts down growth to our core organ area. Our immune system can get shut off when we have high adrenal hormone activity. When we are in fight or flight mode we become very reactive and our blood get shuttled towards the more primitive parts of our brain. Under stress you are less intelligent.

Life has everything in it but you will only see what you believe.

Bruce Lipton – Biology of Perception 3 of 7: We are NOT controlled by our Genes

We are NOT controlled by our Genes. We are controlled by our responses to our environment.
Protein provides for our structure.
Proteins change shape to create behavior.
Muscle contracts because of a signal caused by calcium.
The brain of your cells is the structure which controls what signals to tell the cells what to do in response to the environment.
The brain our our cells is the membrane of our cells. The nucleus of our cells were DNA is stored is the reproductive center of our cells. DNA holds the patterns of the 70,000 to 90,000 different proteins that make up our body. Our DNA can not think. Our DNA inside our cells repairs the proteins that make up our cells.
Our cell membrane acts as the brain of our cells, controlling what signals come into the the cells effecting behavior.
Our life is controlled by how we respond to our environment.
Our cell membranes are like a bread and butter sandwich made up of 2 layers with a fat layer in between. On top of this bread and butter sandwich there are antennas made up of proteins looking for environmental signals called receptors. Receptors are connected to Effectors which act as output and cause behavior.

Bruce Lipton – Biology of Perception 2 of 7: The Secrets of the Human Cell

The Secrets of the Human Cell – We are NOT controlled by our Genes

Humans and cells have all the same functions. Genes are NOT the Brain of the cell. You can take genes out of a cell and the cell will still live. Take our brain out of our bodies and we are dead. What is the brain of the cell and what are genes for?

The 50 – 90 Trillion cells in our body are like machines made out up of around 70,000 – 90,000 protein parts. The PROTEIN parts provide you with your body structure.

PROTEIN is made up of strings of AMINO ACIDS. The difference in the proteins is the sequence of the amino acids.

Where does life come from? The movement of Protein by an environmental signal [hormones, ect]. Proteins can change shape when different signals are sent to them creating movement and work.

Simple example is digestion = enzymes made up of protein ripping apart food.

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Special Report: Do You Know Which Protein is Best For You?

Why are many so many types of protein in the market?

Do the different proteins do different jobs?

Do the Proteins breakdown in the same way?

Have you ever wondered why some people never gain muscle even though they seem to live in the gym? Could they be taking the wrong protein?

If you go into a store to buy a can of protein you will find many protein formulas to choose from. You may ask; why shouldn’t I just buy the cheapest? Instead of asking about price, ask about how well that protein will get you to your goal.

Not all proteins are created equal.

Different proteins breakdown at different times; what is best to fill you up during the day isn’t best right after a workout.

Right after a workout you want quick digesting protein that will repair muscle quickly. Max Muscle’s Iso-Extreme is a great formula for quick recovery from those muscle blasting workouts. Your recovery will be so much easier because over 1/4 of Iso-Extreme being made of anti-catabolic Branch Chain Amino Acids. Since Iso-Extreme digests in less than 2 hours it makes a perfect addition to your after workout anabolic arsenal.

Max Muscle’s High 5 is a proven blend of 5 of the best proteins available to create a time-released formula. Why use a time release formula? To keep your anabolic engine running you need extra protein in between meals. High 5 delivers protein in different cycles starting immediately and lasting up to 4 hours.

High 5 gives you a steady dose of highly anabolic amino acids that are rebuilding your muscle for hours & hours instead of running through your gut too quickly. With Glutamine as an added bonus you will absorb those aminos better and recover faster.

High 5 is designed to give you a filling sensation that will help you keep you calorie count in check. We are all looking for an appetite suppressant without side-effects. High 5 can provide pre-op Bariatric patients with a full feeling without the calories.

Max Muscle’s Maxpro protein uses easily digestible amino acids. Maxpro has a lot Nitrogen in it. Nitrogen is one of the most important parts of protein production. You are building more muscle when you have more protein coming in than going out. If more nitrogen goes out than comes in you are in trouble because you are breaking down too much muscle.

Max Muscle’s Triple Whey Protein is an economical way for you to increase your protein content each day. Max Muscle added the muscle protecting amino acid L-Glysine to fortify your anabolic recovery.

Max Muscle’s Triple Whey is unique because enzymes that aid in muscle recovery and digestion are included. You will not find these ingredients in similar protein formulas. Triple Whey has a high amount of muscle repairing BCAAs.

Protein powders are NOT all created equal. Using the right protein is the best way to keep you anabolicly growing.

Get and keep your anabolic growth by taking the right protein and the right time.

Max Muscle High 5 Protein Complex

Max Muscle’s High 5 Protein is the ideal blend of 5 different proteins.  High 5 is designed to break down at different times to give you better and more complete absorption of protein.  High 5 is a mixture of Whey Protein Concentrate, Soy Protein Concentrate, Egg White Albumen, Potassium Caseinate and Whey Protein Isolate.

The combination is designed to absorb between 1 – 4 hours.

Max Muscle has L-Glutamine added to High 5.  L-Glutamine plays a major role in protein synthesis.  Without enough glutamine your body won’t make enough muscle.  Glutamine can block cortisol-induced protein catabolism.

High 5 has 500 mg of Potassium per serving which is 5 times what you will normally find in any other supplement.  Potassium is a key electrolyte mineral that controls water balance and muscle contractions.

 High 5 allows continuing absorption of protein for up to 4 hours.  High 5 contains ingredients that improve recovery and reduce muscle soreness.  High 5 will help you get the gains you want while feeding your muscles for up to 4 hours.   

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