Science Behind ASEA
A place to learn, share, and send scientific validity and articles from ASEA
Aspen Study:
A 16-Week Open-Label Trial Evaluating the Safety and Effects of ASEA Redox Supplementation on Inflammatory and Antioxidant Biomarkers in Healthy Adults
The objective of this study was to evaluate the safety and biomarker effects of daily consumption of 8 fl oz of ASEA Redox Cell Signaling Supplement (ARS) over a 16-week period in healthy adults aged 21 – 55. Outcomes included changes in inflammatory markers, antioxidant status, lipid profiles, glucose metabolism, and other standard clinical chemistry parameters.
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Taueret Labs Study:
Initial Gene Study Showed ASEA REDOX Affected Important Signaling Pathway Genes
ASEA partnered with Taueret Laboratories, a leading genetic research laboratory, to conduct an observational study to understand how ASEA REDOX affects the activation of human genes. Taueret Labs believes in advancing medical research through leading edge genomic services. They have spearheaded projects that have led to gene testing breakthroughs in multiple industries that have the potential to help countless numbers of people.
Nrf2 Pathway:
In vitro effect of redox signaling molecules on regulating Nrf2 pathway Summary of studies conducted by: University of Bath, UK Western Sydney University, Australia
Internationally renowned universities have researched the impact of redox signaling molecules on different types of cells.
The research conducted independently by both universities found that the Nrf2 pathway was significantly impacted by redox
signaling molecules.
Nrf2 is a genetic pathway that plays a vital role in regulating genes that support response and resilience to a range of stressors.
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