IF YOU WISH TO PROTECT YOURSELF AGAINST DIS-EASE, ACTIVATE YOUR NRF2 WITH PROTANDIM--This study revealed that Nrf2 status affects 654 genes at the basal level, plus 645 genes that are inducible due to elevated Nrf2 activity. Notably, genes pertaining to detoxification tended to be inducible targets, whereas genes pertaining to cell proli…
IF YOU WISH TO PROTECT YOURSELF AGAINST DIS-EASE, ACTIVATE YOUR NRF2 WITH PROTANDIM--This study revealed that Nrf2 status affects 654 genes at the basal level, plus 645 genes that are inducible due to elevated Nrf2 activity. Notably, genes pertaining to detoxification tended to be inducible targets, whereas genes pertaining to cell proliferation and cell cycle tended to be basal targets.---https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC5867612/
Great article. Thank you. Please read this on how damaged p53 function (due to vaccines etc.) may cause increased risk of cancer via nrf2. I say this to highlight downstream antioxidants supplements may abrogate this.
IF YOU WISH TO PROTECT YOURSELF AGAINST DIS-EASE, ACTIVATE YOUR NRF2 WITH PROTANDIM--This study revealed that Nrf2 status affects 654 genes at the basal level, plus 645 genes that are inducible due to elevated Nrf2 activity. Notably, genes pertaining to detoxification tended to be inducible targets, whereas genes pertaining to cell proliferation and cell cycle tended to be basal targets.---https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC5867612/
Great article. Thank you. Please read this on how damaged p53 function (due to vaccines etc.) may cause increased risk of cancer via nrf2. I say this to highlight downstream antioxidants supplements may abrogate this.
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC5945496/
Please read my post on how to increase your p53 if you get a chance
https://open.substack.com/pub/heidiheil/p/how-to-upregulate-your-p53-gene-to?utm_source=direct&r=1v47r7&utm_campaign=post&utm_medium=web
I love comments like yours on biochemical mechanisms upstream. Thank you again for sharing it
The second link was very helpful, the first one was too technical & over the head of most people, including me who has a medical background.