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Discussion by Dr. Frank Antonawich on how palladium lipoic complexes (LAPd) work inside our cells in relation to its ability to protect cells from oxidative stress. LAPd is the complex available commercially as Poly-MVA, a unique nutritional supplement that assists in boosting immune response, healing damaged cells and providing energy for compromised body systems.

Frank Antonawich, PhD, is the Senior Scientist and Clinical Research Administrator at Garnett McKeen Laboratory, Inc. He is also an Associate Professor of Biology and Chairman St. Joseph’s College, New York as well as an Adjunct Professor of Neurology at a separate research university.

Poly-MVA is a promising new, non-toxic dietary supplement that may assist in boosting immune response, and healing damaged cells. It is a uniquely formulated nutritional supplement containing a proprietary blend of Palladium and Alpha Lipoic Acid, Vitamins B1, B2 and B12, Formylmethionine, Acetyl Cystiene, and trace amounts of Molybdinum, Rhodium, and Ruthenium. While definitive studies on its effect in human nutrition and health are under way, early studies and anecdotal information indicate that the active ingredients in palladium lipoic complex may be beneficial in protecting cell DNA and RNA, assisting the body produce energy, and provide support to the liver in removing harmful substances from the body. Some studies indicate that ingredients of Poly-MVA can assist in preventing cell damage, and removing heavy metals from the bloodstream. As a powerful antioxidant, it can help to neutralize the free radicals within the body that are thought to influence the aging processes and convert them into energy. Other ingredients are involved in DNA synthesis, production of the myelin sheath that protects nerves, and red blood cell production, and playing an important role in immune and nerve function.