Using Protex ®H for travel...
Travel, especially between extended time-zones produces stresses which affect a range of bodily cycles and these require Heat Shock Proteins (exogenous chaperones) to support the various mechanisms for restoring normality. Thus after a long international flight it can take several days before the traveller is fully back into normal activity. Since taking Protex® Has a food additive greatly reduces the time needed to produce these Heat Shock Proteins, the body can start to resolve its confused cycles very rapidly, actually en route, rather than requiring two to three days, as is normally the case with long international flights.
Normally two to three capsules (four for men over 15stone /90Kg) taken before boarding a flight will ensure that good recovery from the stresses of the flight takes place and the individual can work immediately on arrival. Care should be taken to take the capsules at least one hour after a meal and before the next one. Grapefruit and other citrus drinks should be avoided as they affect digestion of Protex® H. Care should be taken not to take less than required as this will have no beneficial effect whatsoever. Taking more capsules than the minimum necessary is to be preferred, since as a food, Protex® His quite safe at any reasonable level of consumption.
I first became aware of Protex® H in my work as Director of several fish farms, when prickly pear extracts containing Tex-OE™ was first available for control of stress in live fish during long road or sea journeys. Its beneficial effects were so dramatic that when it became available for use in humans I was one of the first to test it. I can confirm that it is a very safe supplement which has transformed many aspects of my life. I use it before major events on the farms, I use it before I enjoy a day’s deer stalking and I use it before the very long journeys I have to make from Scotland to Chile, where my company also farms. Twenty hours air travel after a day out on the hill, with no jet-lag and no sore muscles must be something special.”
NJM. Kilmelford Scotland.
