Liquid Health- Benefits of Selenium

When you’re a child, you cannot wait to grow up. Unfortunately, what proceeds growing up is growing old. Contrary to popular belief, senior living centers do not consist of attractive nurses giving sponge baths and hilarious denture related pranks. The vast majority of senior living centers exist because muscular dystrophy has made it unsafe for seniors to live on their own. As many parents, and anyone who has lived with my old roommate Justin, know, living with people who cannot take care of themselves is no fun. Fortunately, Liquid Energy has created a blog to help you avoid the threat of muscular dystrophy. There are two primary ways you can avoid this fate. The first is to beg Sean Connory for his secret to eternal youth and the second is taking liquid vitamins (or normal vitamins if you're lame) and giving your body the Selenium it needs.

With selenium and a silly hat, anything is possible

Selenium is a trace mineral that is used in antioxidant enzymes that protects cells against free radicals produced during the normal oxygen metabolism process. These free radicals, left alone, can damage cells and contribute to the development of chronic disease. Selenium is also essential for the everyday functions of the immune system and can be found in almost every cell in the body. The highest concentrations of selenium are in the kidneys, liver, pancreas, and spleen.

There was a study done involving 891 men and women over the age of 65 who volunteered to have blood drawn to monitor selenium levels. They were then tested on the strength of their hips, grips, and knees. The government states the minimum level of selenium should be 1.25 micromoles per liter of blood, but the study’s averaged placed 0.95 micrometers per liter of blood. Bad seniors! After analyzing the data, the study found that those with the lowest levels of selenium were 69 percent more likely to possess poor hip strength, 94 percent more likely to have poor knee strength, and 94 percent more likely to have poor grip strength. This study requires additional research to conclusively prove selenium can reduce muscular dystrophy but there are hopes this study can encourage additional research that can conclusively link selenium to muscular dystrophy. Liquid Energy did a follow up survey and after the seniors consumed BioFuel...well, this happened

People doing the Dougie might be a side effect of Liquid Energy products!

You can find selenium in most meats, nuts, unrefined grains, brown rice, wheat germ, and oats. The concentration of selenium depends on the richness of the soil in which the plants were grown. The recommended dosage is 55 mcg for women and 70 mcg for men. To make sure you receive optimal selenium intake, Liquid Energy suggests purchasing Biometic's supplements. Liquid Energy conveniently sells these supplements. The primary benefit of these liquid vitamins is the Biocellular Micellization, which is the process of breaking nutrients to a tiny particles that are easy to absorb. The increase absorption of liquid vitamins far exceeds that of a normal pill. Liquid Energy offers micellized selenium with its product BioFuel. BioFuel offers 100mcg of selenium per serving.

Daniells, Stephen. “Low Selenium Levels May Be Weakening Muscles – Study.” NutraIngredients USA. August 27, 2007. http://www.nutraingredients-usa.com

Supplement Watch. Supplement Library: “Selenium.” http://www.supplementwatch.com/

Whole Health MD. Reference Library: Supplements: “Selenium.”http://www.wholehealthmd.com

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