Name: End Your Cough & Stop The Phlegm In As Little As 1 Week!
Ingredients: Rapid Cough and Phlegm Reduction: Research shows that Cytidine Diphosphate can quickly reduce inflammation in the brain, which is crucial for reducing excessive phlegm and coughing.1; Helps Quickly Reduce Respiratory-Related Inflammation: The anti-inflammatory properties of Cytidine Diphosphate are beneficial not only for the resparatory-related areas of the brain but for overall health. By rapidly reducing systemic inflammation, Cytidine Diphosphate can alleviate excessive mucus and coughing symptoms.2; Fast Neuroprotection: Cytidine Diphosphate is known for its neuroprotective properties. It helps maintain the integrity of neuronal cell membranes and supports the brain's rapid respiratory healing processes after inflammatory activity.3; Respiratory-Related Brain Protection: Helps rapidly reduce levels of homocysteine, a compound that can damage the respiratory-related regions of the brain, thereby quickly reducing brain and respiratory inflammation and therefore quickly reducing phlegm production and the compulsion to cough.4; Supports Respiratory & Brain Tissue Health: Quatrefolic® is vital for the creation and repair of respiratory-related DNA and RNA, which is crucial for maintaining healthy lung, throat, and brain cells. This contributes to its ability to combat brain inflammation and help reduce phlegm and coughing fast.5; Enhances Respiratory & Neurological Function: Quatrefolic® contributes to the creation of neurotransmitters that regulate breathing, mood, sleep, and cognition. By ensuring adequate folate levels, the brain can maintain optimal respiratory function and quickly improve the respiratory system's response to inflammation.6; Cough and Phlegm Management: Studies suggest that HydroQsorb®, with its enhanced solubility and bioavailability, may help reduce inflammation in the lungs, throat, and brain, aiding in the rapid reduction of excessive phlegm and coughing.7; Anti-Inflammatory Benefits: HydroQsorb's® potent anti-inflammatory properties support not just respiratory health but overall well-being by easing systemic inflammation, which can help alleviate symptoms like excessive mucus and persistent coughing fast.8; Neuroprotective Advantages: Known for boosting cellular energy and protecting cells, HydroQsorb® contributes to the preservation of respiration-related neuronal health, playing a critical role in the body's rapid recovery processes from inflammation, coughing, and phlegm.9; Vitamin D Helps Chronic Cough: Vitamin D deficiency is common among individuals with chronic cough. Severe vitamin D deficiency was significantly associated with the persistence of chronic cough in adults. That is why we added 5,000IU to our formula to aid in powerful cough suppression.10; Acetyl-L Carnitine Protects Against Oxidative Stress: Noted for its neuroprotective effects by enhancing mitochondrial function and reducing oxidative stress. Additionally, its anti-inflammatory properties can support optimal respiratory health and rapid clearing of mucus.11; Respiration Lubricating & Brain Healing DHA & EPA: In multiple studies, DHA and EPA improved learning, memory ability, cognitive well-being, and blood flow in the parts of the brain responsible for breathing. More importantly, for reducing excessive phlegm and coughing quickly, DHA & EPA provide powerful anti-inflammatory and “lubricating” benefits throughout the respiratory system and brain.12; Rapid Cough and Phlegm Reduction: Research shows that Cytidine Diphosphate can quickly reduce inflammation in the brain, which is crucial for reducing excessive phlegm and coughing.1; Reduces Respiratory-Related Inflammation: The anti-inflammatory properties of Cytidine Diphosphate are beneficial not only for the brain but for overall health. By reducing systemic inflammation, Cytidine Diphosphate can alleviate excessive mucus and coughing symptoms.2; Neuroprotection: Cytidine Diphosphate is known for its neuroprotective properties. It helps maintain the integrity of neuronal cell membranes and supports the brain's respiratory healing processes after inflammatory activity.3; Respiratory-Related Brain Protection: Helps reduce levels of homocysteine, a compound that can damage the respiratory-related regions of the brain, thereby reducing brain and respiratory inflammation and therefore reducing phlegm production and the compulsion to cough.4; Supports Respiratory & Brain Tissue Health: Quatrefolic® is vital for the creation and repair of respiratory-related DNA and RNA, which is crucial for maintaining healthy lung, throat, and brain cells. This contributes to its ability to combat brain inflammation and help reduce phlegm and coughing.5; Enhances Respiratory & Neurological Function: Quatrefolic® contributes to the creation of neurotransmitters that regulate breathing, mood, sleep, and cognition. By ensuring adequate folate levels, the brain can maintain optimal respiratory function and improve the respiratory system's response to inflammation.6; Cough and Phlegm Management: Studies suggest that HydroQsorb®, with its enhanced solubility and bioavailability, may help reduce inflammation in the lungs, throat, and brain, aiding in the rapid reduction of excessive phlegm and coughing.7; Anti-Inflammatory Benefits: HydroQsorb's® potent anti-inflammatory properties support not just respiratory health but overall well-being by easing systemic inflammation, which can help alleviate symptoms like excessive mucus and persistent coughing.8; Neuroprotective Advantages: Known for boosting cellular energy and protecting cells, HydroQsorb® contributes to the preservation of respiration-related neuronal health, playing a critical role in the body's recovery processes from inflammation, coughing, and phlegm.9; Vitamin D Helps Chronic Cough: Vitamin D deficiency is common among individuals with chronic cough. Severe vitamin D deficiency was significantly associated with the persistence of chronic cough in adults. That is why we added 5,000IU to our formula to aid in cough suppression.10; Acetyl-L Carnitine Protects Against Oxidative Stress: Noted for its neuroprotective effects by enhancing mitochondrial function and reducing oxidative stress. Additionally, its anti-inflammatory properties can support respiratory health and clearing of mucus.11; Respiration Lubricating & Brain Healing DHA & EPA: In multiple studies DHA and EPA improved learning, memory ability, cognitive well-being, and blood flow in the parts of the brain responsible for breathing. More importantly, for reducing excessive phlegm and coughing, DHA & EPA provide powerful anti-inflammatory and “lubricating” benefits throughout the respiratory system and brain.12

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