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Supporting Libido & Sexual Performance With C60
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We’ve said it before and we’ll say it again: everything in the body and mind are connected, and they each rely on the health of one another. Complaints of low libido can be traced to a variety of factors. Psychological effects on sex drive might be rooted in stress, depression, or anxiety, or could be linked to low self-esteem, or a history of trauma. Physiological factors can include aging, medication, lifestyle habits or chronic health conditions.
C60 supports libido health in several ways. By taking the oxidative burden off the body, which can increase as a result of age or personal habits, cells are better able to produce both ATP and pregnenolone, the precursor molecule to hormone production. When mitochondria are able to manufacture these in healthy levels, hormone production is balanced and there is sufficient cellular energy to signal vital messaging through neurotransmitters. Support of ATP also means greater energy and stamina so you can make it through the day without feeling totally depleted.
By supporting hormone production, which is key to mental and sexual health, and managing healthy energy levels, C60 Purple Power promotes increased libido and sexual function. Listen in for a deeper understanding of these processes, and how C60 can support you in sexual wellbeing.
These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. The information on this show, and C60 Purple Power products, are not intended to diagnose, treat, or cure disease. Please consult a healthcare professional before starting any new diet or exercise regimen.
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Q&A
What makes C60 Purple Power different from other C60 products? [26:20]
What is the best way to take C60 when you also take zeolites? [27:32]
How can C60 help with neurological issues? [28:34]
Does C60 Purple Power help detoxify the body? [30:11]
Do you recommend taking C60 daily, or should I taper off at a certain point? [32:19]
Do you still recommend eating an apple a day in conjunction with C60? [36:18]
I’m taking SOD and glutathione, but it sounds like C60 can replace both. Is that true? [42:22]
How can C60 help with a history of cancer in the body? [45:02]
Quotes
“Never underestimate the role that hormones can play in affecting your mood and behavior.” [05:15]
“We know hormones are really important but neurotransmitters also play a really important part in our brain chemistry.” [11:32]
“C60 is not magic, it’s not a potion, it’s just an amazing antioxidant that fights free radical damage.” [14:49]
Big Ideas
Contributing factors to low sex drive. [02:20]
Understanding hormone production as it contributes to sexual health. [05:15]
The importance of testosterone and what contributes to balanced levels. [10:45]
Links
Use coupon code TheC60Show for 15% off your next purchase!
Research on the link between mitochondria function and the production of pregnenolone:
http://www.vivo.colostate.edu/hbooks/pathphys/endocrine/basics/steroidogenesis.html
https://nutritionandmetabolism.biomedcentral.com/track/pdf/10.1186/1743-7075-7-47.pdf
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