other: Formulated by renowned I-arginine researcher, Dr. Ann de Wees Allen. Encode is the first edible computer chip designed to address the nutritional needs of specific genetic polymorphisms.
Dr. Allen first identified I-arginine as a blind amino acid in 1983 and developed a unique isoform transpers cell-signaling pathway for the amino acid I-arginine in humans.
claim: Encode (patents and patents-pending) contains the first and only transport system for I-arginine that attaches I-arginine to an organic rider, thus circumventing the unwanted side effects related to oral ingestion of I-arginine
The focus of the Encode research project is to access signal transduction pathways on a genome specific scale as related to african american genetic variants carrying life altering codes. Dr. Allen received the first, glycemic patent ever awarded and has created Encode in a low glycemic matrix.
other: 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.
other: Item Code 74234 REV0905
other: 2005
claim: Made in U.S.A
claim: Body basics
Research project
other: Patents pending
other: The new science of nutrition & genetics
identity: Dietary Supplement
other: Directions: Mix one serving (1 scoop) in 4-8 ounces of water (depending on individual taste). Stir and drink immediately. Add ice if desired. May be consumed from one to three times per day, taken between meals. Do not mix with anything but water.
warning: Notice: For use by adults over the age of 18.
warning: Not for use by children, pregnant and/or lactating women, cancer patients, and diabetics may only use this product under direction from their attending physician.
warning: Not for use by children, pregnant and/or lactating women, cancer patients, and diabetics may only use this product under direction from their attending physician.
other: Store in cool, dry place. Refrigerate after opening.
other: Trulina dulcem is a registered trademark of Metstab Corporation
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