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TBB plus, our nutritional supplement for the supportive treatment of Lyme disease, contains artemisia annua, andrographis paniculata, polyporus umbellatus, grape seed, grapefruit seed and garlic.

CPN plus is a natural nutritional supplement with specially selected ingredients, based on scientific studies, for the supportive treatment of Lyme disease.

MRG derm is a natural nutritional supplement with ingredients that have been carefully selected based on various scientific studies.

Our nutritional supplement for the supportive treatment of Lyme disease, OPC plus, contains bromelain, grape seed, curcuma and resveratrol.

NAC plus 200 is a carefully selected formula with vegan N-acetylcysteine of high purity and high quality artichoke extract. Combined with choline to support a healthy liver function and vitamin C for a healthy immune system.

Our nutritional supplement for the supportive treatment of Lyme disease, DTC plus, contains chlorella, stinging nettle, bilberry, cranberry, lingonberry, artichoke, sage, wild garlic and curcuma.

This is an herbal blend of different extracts that can be given either in addition to the Lyme Plus Protocol supplements or on its own.

Energy plus, our nutritional supplement for the supportive treatment of Lyme disease, contains lactobacteria, phosphatidylcholine, L-carnitine, coenzyme Q10, phosphatidylserine, NADH, L-tyrosine, L-arginine, Vitamin C and Vitamin B5.

High-dose probiotic with at least 12 billion bacteria and 8 different strains per capsule. Complemented by psyllium husks, riboflavin and folic acid in an enteric capsule.

APP plus, our nutritional supplement for the supportive treatment of Lyme disease, contains artemisia annua, monolaurine, rosemar and black pepper.

A combination of herbal extracts to support the treatment of parasitic diseases such as Morgellons Disease.

Contains a combination of vitamins, minerals, mitochondrially active secondary plant substances, coenzyme Q10 and L-carnitine for mitochondrial support.

G.I. plus is a carefully balanced combination of myrrh, chamomile and frankincense extract with the amino acid L-glutamine. Supplemented with biotin to maintain a healthy (intestinal) mucous membrane and zinc to support the immune system.

TBB plus, our nutritional supplement for the supportive treatment of Lyme disease, contains artemisia annua, andrographis paniculata, polyporus umbellatus, grape seed, grapefruit seed and garlic.

APP plus, our nutritional supplement for the supportive treatment of Lyme disease, contains artemisia annua, monolaurine, rosemar and black pepper.

This is an herbal blend of different extracts that can be given either in addition to the Lyme Plus Protocol supplements or on its own.

MRG derm is a natural nutritional supplement with ingredients that have been carefully selected based on various scientific studies.

Contains a combination of vitamins, minerals, mitochondrially active secondary plant substances, coenzyme Q10 and L-carnitine for mitochondrial support.

High-dose probiotic with at least 12 billion bacteria and 8 different strains per capsule. Complemented by psyllium husks, riboflavin and folic acid in an enteric capsule.

NAC plus 200 is a carefully selected formula with vegan N-acetylcysteine of high purity and high quality artichoke extract. Combined with choline to support a healthy liver function and vitamin C for a healthy immune system.

Our nutritional supplement for the supportive treatment of Lyme disease, DTC plus, contains chlorella, stinging nettle, bilberry, cranberry, lingonberry, artichoke, sage, wild garlic and curcuma.

CPN plus is a natural nutritional supplement with specially selected ingredients, based on scientific studies, for the supportive treatment of Lyme disease.

A combination of herbal extracts to support the treatment of parasitic diseases such as Morgellons Disease.

Energy plus, our nutritional supplement for the supportive treatment of Lyme disease, contains lactobacteria, phosphatidylcholine, L-carnitine, coenzyme Q10, phosphatidylserine, NADH, L-tyrosine, L-arginine, Vitamin C and Vitamin B5.

Our nutritional supplement for the supportive treatment of Lyme disease, OPC plus, contains bromelain, grape seed, curcuma and resveratrol.

G.I. plus is a carefully balanced combination of myrrh, chamomile and frankincense extract with the amino acid L-glutamine. Supplemented with biotin to maintain a healthy (intestinal) mucous membrane and zinc to support the immune system.

1. June 202029. May 2020 by Angelica Bottaro

Nowadays, it can be rare to have a healthy diet full of wholefoods and all the essential vitamins and minerals needed to sustain overall health. Between heavily processed ready-made meals to the ever-increasing availability of fast food and on-the-go options, getting everything the body needs is hard to do even in the best of circumstances. But the body still needs certain things to function at its best, and that means supplementation is often a necessary component for dietary health.

Certain multivitamins hail themselves as cure-alls, but don’t come with anywhere near enough of the essential vitamins and nutrients we need. The ingredients in a multivitamin, as well as their quantities compared to recommended daily values, are what make a supplement worth the money or not. The sheer number of options out there seems endless – but Make Well’s MITO Plus goes a step above when it comes to ingredients used.

Let’s first take a look at the best way to choose a multivitamin supplement, and then delve into a breakdown of the ingredients of Make Well’s MITO Plus.

How to choose a multivitamin

There are many factors at play when it comes to choosing the perfect multivitamin. Your age, weight, health status and sex all matter when it comes to picking the right one. For example, males and females require different daily values of certain vitamins. In particular, iron is required in higher daily amounts for woman than it is for men, because women are far more susceptible to being iron deficient.

There is also age to take into account, because certain vitamins and minerals can build up in those over a certain age, which can sometimes lead to organ damage. Also, vitamins that stay in the system of a younger person will often be depleted in someone who is on in years, making those vitamins specific to both sex and age important when choosing a multivitamin that suits you best.What’s in Make Well’s MITO plus supplement?

Make Well’s MITO Plus is a supplement that supports mitochondrial function and aids in energy metabolism. Let’s take a closer look at some of its specific ingredients.

Vitamins

Many essential vitamins cannot be created by the body itself, so they need to be consumed through food or supplements. Make Well’s MITO plus is full of both water-soluble and fat-soluble vitamins to help the body get what it needs, when it needs it, aiding both in overcoming chronic illness and maintaining overall optimal health throughout life.

Included in the MITO Plus supplement are:

Vitamin A
Vitamin C
Vitamin B1
Vitamin B2
Vitamin B5
Vitamin B7
Vitamin B9
Vitamin B12

These vitamins each have a specific job to do within the body, and ensuring that your body is getting enough of them all will encourage overall health.

Make Well - citrus — Image by Freestocks on Unsplash: A supplement that boosts energy will be jam-packed with vitamin C.

Minerals

Minerals are needed in the body to aid in many functions, including:

body development
forming and maintaining strong bones
keeping nerve impulses in check.

The essential mineral included in the MITO plus supplement is magnesium. Magnesium is an important mineral with a role in over 300 functions in the body, including:

nerve and muscle function
immune system health
heart health
glucose levels
energy metabolism.

Some research has suggested that magnesium can help those who suffer from fatigue by reducing overall tiredness, as well as helping the mind concentrate and relax.

Other trace elements

Although trace elements don’t hold as much weight in overall health as essential vitamins and minerals do, they are an important factor in the health of the body and mind. They encourage enzyme production, pathways in the metabolic system, and the proper function of organs.

Make Well’s MITO plus contains several important elements, including:

Zinc
Copper
Selenium
Chrome
Molybdenum

Other ingredients

A multivitamin wouldn’t be complete without other ingredients besides vitamins, minerals and elements. The vitamins and minerals need to be packed in with something, and in the case of Make Well’s MITO Plus, those other ingredients are just as good for you as the vitamins and minerals they come with.

For example, Coenzyme Q10 is included in the multivitamin, helping the breakdown of energy and the transportation of fatty acids throughout the body. Another inclusion is ginkgo biloba, a herb that has been used as an effective assistant in overall brain health. Finally there’s quercetin, which boasts health benefits such as encouraging physical endurance.

Make Well - fruit — Image by Engin Akyurt on Unsplash: Eating a healthy diet can be difficult and often requires a supplement for energy metabolism to be complete.

Knowing exactly what you’re putting into your body when it comes to supplementation is key to ensuring that your money is going in the right place and your health is being taken care of. Choosing the right multivitamin for you is more than just picking one based on reviews from others. The path to supplementation is very personalised and needs to be approached as such.

Make Well’s MITO Plus multivitamin combines four major groups to create a supplement that can help a wide range of people, from healthy individuals who just need a little extra to those treating chronic ailments. Along with giving the body what it needs, the supplement also supports immune function, only uses natural and other plant-based ingredients, and does not contain allergens or artificial additives, making it a stand-out from many other products on the market today.

For more information on Make Well’s product range, head to our website today.

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25. May 202014. May 2020 by Patrick Ryan

Make Well - heavy metal detoxification

Chronic Lyme disease is a complicated disorder that affects many facets of the body. Unfortunately, there is no quick treatment for the disease; successful recovery depends on a number of varying factors. Prime amongst those is the detection and accurate diagnosis of the disorder. Because chronic Lyme disease resides in a grey area of medicinal legitimacy, the misdiagnosis rates are estimated to be high. It is often confused with other chronic conditions such as MS and fibromyalgia. However, even once it is diagnosed correctly, numerous factors can hinder recovery. One of those factors is heavy metal toxicity.

Heavy metals and Lyme disease have a complicated relationship. In this article, we’ll get to the bottom of how heavy metal detoxification can aid in the treatment of Lyme patients.

Make Well - fatigue — Image by marusya21111999 on Pixabay: Lyme disease and heavy metal toxicity: the two can go hand in hand.

What is Lyme Disease?

First let’s define what we’re talking about. Lyme disease is caused by the Borrelia burgdorferi bacteria, which is passed to humans by certain species of ticks. It comes in two forms: acute and chronic. Acute Lyme involves flu-like symptoms, and onsets soon after the initial tick bite. It is easily treated with antibiotics – if it is caught in time. If it isn’t, the disease can mutate to its chronic form, which has far more severe long-term implications.

Symptoms vary wildly from patient to patient, and treatment must address both the infection symptoms and those caused by inflammation, the body’s own immune response.

What is Heavy Metal Toxicity?

Toxic heavy metals are heavy metals that become poisonous inside the body when they are not metabolised or disposed of. Over time, these metals will accumulate in the organs and tissues, causing a number of symptoms.

While there is some debate over what exactly constitutes a heavy metal, there are a number of principle elements that scientists have classified based on atomic weight. They include arsenic, copper, lead, iron, mercury and zinc. Obviously, not all of these metals are bad for you. The body requires minimal amounts of metals like iron and copper to keep healthy.

The symptoms of heavy metal toxicity can vary, but generally include fatigue, headaches, aches in your joints or muscles, altered mental health states, impaired cognitive function, and constipation.

Heavy Metals and Lyme Disease

So what exactly is the relationship between heavy metals and Lyme disease? And how might a detoxification help? Essentially, heavy metal intoxication is a major impediment to recovering from chronic Lyme disease. You might notice that many of the symptoms of heavy metal poisoning are the same as the generalised Lyme symptoms. The two sets of similar symptoms amplify each other, creating a negative feedback loop within the body. Furthermore, heavy metals can interfere with chronic Lyme treatments – for example, by interfering with antibiotic treatment.

On a deeper level, heavy metals can affect the body’s immune system. Regulation of the immune response is a critical factor in chronic Lyme treatment, and any element that hinders it can have severe repercussions. A build-up of heavy metals can, for example, interrupt enzymatic processes, thus hindering the immune system in its ability to fight off infections and resolve them naturally, or impair other biochemical reactions in the body that are enzyme-driven.

Make Well - blueberries — Image by congerdesign on Pixabay: Certain foods, like blueberries, have natural detoxification properties.

How Do You Treat Heavy Metal Toxicity?

None of this is good news, of course, especially for people already battling a chronic disease like Lyme. The answer may be a heavy metal detoxification, with the aim of eliminating these trace elements from your body. But how is this achieved?

The most effective way is through lifestyle and diet changes. The goal of the detox is to flush out the heavy metals by consuming certain ingredients and reducing or eliminating others. The results should improve your immune response, organ functions and general wellbeing, as well as making your Lyme treatment more effective.

A substance that binds to a heavy metal is called a chelator, and the process that transports the toxic waste out of the body is known as chelation. There are many ingredients that you can introduce to your diet to start this process immediately. They include leafy green vegetables, seaweed, lemon, blueberries, coconut oil or anything rich in vitamin C; these are all natural detoxifiers. Many spices are also good for heavy metal cleansing, such as ginger, basil, parsley and turmeric. Foods rich in fibre may also help to decrease heavy metal toxicity, as well as foods containing sulphur, such as garlic and broccoli, according to a relatively recent review from 2013.

If you’re worried about heavy metal poisoning, talk to your primary care provider about starting a detox as soon as possible. It’s likely you’ll notice the effects very quickly.

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