the origins of life, from a sacred environment
Aphanizomenon flos-aquae (AFA – “The Invisible Flower of the Water”), grows wild in a uniquely pristine lake, Upper Klamath Lake, nestled at a height of 1300 mt. (4300 ft) within the volcanic Cascade Mountains, inserted in a pre-desertic area, and whose bottom is composed of up to ten meters of mineral deposits. These deposits make AFA microalgae the living organism richest in organic minerals and trace-minerals,. Moreover, 300 day of yearly sunshine promote a high concentration of the essential vitamins; while the cold winters force the AFA microalghe to produce precious essential fatty acids (Omega-3). But AFA is possibly the best source of powerful nutraceutical molecules, including the two essential molecules phenylethylamine, a most powerful neuro and immune modulator, and AFA-phycocyanins, the most powerful antioxidant and anti-inflammatory substance on the planet. These molecules, together with other synergic ones, are concentrated in the two extracts composing Klamax: Klamin® and AphaMax®.
Introducing Klamax®
A revolutionary anti-aging and regenerating product acting on human health at 360° Klamax® is a proprietary combination of the two patented AFA extracts Klamin® and AphaMax®, which concentrate the relevant molecules from AFA 6-8:1 (as we shall see).
Each extract has independent and unique properties: Klamin® as a powerful neuromodulator and immune-modulator, and AphaMax®, as endowed of antioxidant and anti-inflammatory properties, but together they perform a general action on both somatic and neuronal stem cells.
Indeed, specific studies have proven the ability of Klamin® to stimulate, via cerebral EPO, the release and migration of neural stem cells; while phycocyanins have a proven activity over the release of fibroblasts and other somatic stem cells. This makes Klamax® effective at 360° on human health! *
* These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease.