Our body’s energy is produced through a process known as cellular respiration: this is where your cells use the nutrients you’ve ingested through food, along with the air you breathe, and transform them into adenosine triphosphate (ATP) – the fuel for cellular energy. For a cell to ‘breathe’ at optimal levels, there are two systems that need to balance each other: oxidative and reductive.

TMG is an organic compound found in natural foods such as sugar beets and spinach. It functions within the body to balance extracellular hypertonicity (osmotic pressure), help protect the kidneys and liver from damage, stabilize protein structure and serves as a methyl donor.

What is aging? The simple answer is getting older. But why do our bodies break down over time? Though we assume that the side effects of aging such as hearing loss, energy loss, and Alzheimers are a normal part of the process, they are not inevitable – not all elderly people are afflicted with these illnesses. Two people can be of the same age, yet their bodies and minds can be in extremely different states of health.